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I have one of the cheaper keyring ones, but most of them are very expensive, the cheapest are usually $70 and expensive ones can be up to $700.

I also have the five Game & Watch gallery games which were on the Gameboy, Gameboy Colour and Gameboy Advance. They are the cheapest way to enjoy 'game and watch' action.

They are:

Game Boy Gallery (Game Boy)

Game & Watch Gallery (Game Boy)

Game & Watch Gallery 2 (Game Boy Colour)

Game & Watch Gallery 3 (Game Boy Colour)

Game & Watch Gallery 4 (Game Boy Advance)

and also an exclusive game to the Club Nintendo members of Japan,

Game & Watch Collection (Nintendo DS)

 
What? No ones interested in an old nintendo gaming system?

 
It's Nintendo's oldest gaming system, a small handheld that only featured one game per handheld which made most Game and Watches unique. Each one had different characters, but the most common were Mario, Donkey Kong and Mr Game and Watch.

They used the same LCD tech as a digital wristwatch. Nowadays they are very rare and can go for high prices. They also told the time.

https://www.play-gadgets.com/wp-content/upl...ng-nintendo.png

A Donkey Kong one

https://www.nooperation.com/games/babies/im...-watch-fire.jpg

A Game and Watch called 'Fire'

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/comm..._watch_Ball.JPG

A Game and Watch called Ball (you can clearly see the same Mr Game and Watch from Brawl here)

Mr Game and Watch was in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. There were around 60 game and watches produced before the end of them and when the game boy started.

 
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