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Most Game&Watch games were sold in the well known carton boxes. But some games made it onto the market in a blisterpack. We know that these games were sold in the USA and some countries in Europe. There are not many blisterpack games around very often, which makes them very rare. Many collectors really like this rare kind of packaging for Game&Watch. A collector of Game&Watch has sold four of these blisterpack games on eBay lately:
- Donkey Kong Junior, New Wide Screen, ca. 121 Euro | (Auction / PDF)
- Donkey Kong II, Multi Screen, ca. 131 Euro | (Auction / PDF)
- Mario Bros., Multi Screen, ca. 262 Euro (Auction / PDF)
- Punch Out, Micro vs System, ca. 205 Euro (Auction / PDF)
So far it was believed, that the Game&Watch games where sold as Videopoche in Belgium. Latest researches show something new! The games rather where released under the label Videopoche in France, instead of in Belgium. The FAQ about the topic Videopoche was rewritten. If you want to know the latest information regarding Videopoche, then have a look at the Videopoche FAQ...!
Are you looking for information about the electronic Game&Watch games from Nintendo? Well, in this case you are at the right place. The following overview will help you to find the desired information.
Besides the standard Game&Watch games, there are special country specific versions. One of them is the Pocketsize version, which was released in the USA and in Canada by Nintendo of America (NOA). The Pocketsize versions differ in their boxes from the standard versions. Their boxes are more colorful and cartoon like. One of the rarest Pocketsize games was sold on eBay recently: Micro vs. System Punch Out!! (Boxing, BX-301). The end price was EUR 214,50 which is very low!
No matter if you still own a Game&Watch from your childhood or if you did find such games in the loft, it would be interesting to know what its value is today. Well, that what the database is for here on gameandwatch.ch. It has price charts where you can check the average value of your games. Give it a try!>> To the database with the price charts