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* [[Medarot 1 Parts Collection]] (Compatible with Super Game Boy)
* [[Medarot 1 Parts Collection]] (Compatible with Super Game Boy)
* [[Medarot 1 Parts Collection 2]] (Compatible with Super Game Boy)
* [[Medarot 1 Parts Collection 2]] (Compatible with Super Game Boy)
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File:Medarot (Kabuto) Title Screen (Game Boy).png|[[Medarot 1|Medarot Kabuto version]]
File:Medarot (Kuwagata) Title Screen (Game Boy).png|[[Medarot 1|Medarot Kuwagata version]]
File:Medarot Parts Collection Title Screen (Game Boy).png|[[Medarot 1 Parts Collection|Medarot Parts Collection]]
File:Medarot Parts Collection 2 Title Screen (Game Boy).png|[[Medarot 1 Parts Collection 2|Medarot Parts Collection 2]]
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Some Game Boy Color games are compatible with the Game Boy, suffering a color downgrade but gaining special borders if used on the [[Super Game Boy]].
Some Game Boy Color games are compatible with the Game Boy, suffering a color downgrade but gaining special borders if used on the [[Super Game Boy]].

Revision as of 12:21, 27 July 2024

Game Boy (ゲームボーイ Gēmubōi), Nintendo's iconic handheld console, was first released in 1989. It stands as the second best-selling handheld console of all time, surpassed only by its successor, the Nintendo DS. Notably, like all systems in the Game Boy family, it is not region-locked. Gunpei Yokoi is recognized for his pivotal role in the Game Boy's development and launch.

Medarot games

The Game Boy was the birth console for several Pokémon-like franchises, including the Medarot series. It's especially known for containing games starring Hikaru Agata's era.

Some Game Boy Color games are compatible with the Game Boy, suffering a color downgrade but gaining special borders if used on the Super Game Boy.