Super Game Boy
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| Super Game Boy | |
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| Creator | Nintendo |
| System | Super Nintendo |
| Supported games | |
| Release date | 1994 (NA) |
| Inputs | Game Boy Cartridge Input |
| Rarity | |
Released in 1994, the Super Game Boy allowed users to play Game Boy games on the SNES, with a limited color pallete. Taking the form of a taller Super Nintendo cartridge, the Super Game Boy was pretty much the Game Boy hardware reworked to run through a Super Nintendo Entertainment System, instead of an emulator.
The Super Game Boy had a couple of unique features going for it. For one, the user could select the color palette from a limited number of choices. Another cool option allowed players to select a border for their game that would appear around the game boy sized screen. Certain games even had specifically designed borders, and one of the first games to have this was Donkey Kong '94.
About a year later, Nintendo released the Super Game Boy 2 in Japan.
| Home Consoles: | Color TV Game | NES | Super NES | Nintendo 64 | GameCube | Wii |
| Portables: | Game & Watch | Game Boy | Game Boy Light | Game Boy Pocket | Game Boy Color | Game Boy Advance | Game Boy Advance SP | Nintendo DS | Game Boy micro | Nintendo DS Lite | Nintendo DSi |
| Arcade: | Nintendo Classic | Vs. UniSystem/DualSystem | PlayChoice-10 | Nintendo Super System | Triforce (Arcade Board) |
| Misc devices: | Super Game Boy | Super Game Boy 2 | Nintendo 64 Transfer Pak | Game Boy Printer | Virtual Boy | Game Boy Player | iQue | e-Reader |
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