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14/08/2026

Mickey Mouse by Nintendo

Details
Title: Mickey Mouse™
Manufacturer: Nintendo
Series: Game & Watch ( Wide Screen )
Model No: MC-25
Release Date: October 9, 1981
Chipset: Sharp SM5A ( 32.768 kHz )

Description
Mickey Mouse must catch eggs before they fall to the ground in this 1981 title in Nintendo's Game & Watch™ series of handheld electronic games.

Gameplay
Move Mickey Mouse as he tries to catch the eggs rolling from four different hen houses. Fail to catch an egg and it will fall down and break. The game features four buttons, one for each spot where Mickey can put his basket. Sometimes Minnie Mouse shows up and, if an egg breaks while she's around, the player only gets half of a "MISS".
In Game A, eggs will only fall from three of the hen houses instead of the four that are in Game B. As the game progresses the rate of eggs and quantity will increase. Every 100 points this temporarily returns to that at the start before increasing again.

Trivia
In regions where Nintendo lacked the rights to use the Mickey Mouse character — specifically in parts of Europe, Australia, and some Asian locations — it released the game under the title Egg featuring a generic character instead.

08/08/2026

Parachute by Nintendo

Details
Title: Parachute
Manufacturer: Nintendo
Series: Game & Watch (Wide Screen)
Model No: PR-21
Release Date: June 19, 1981
Chipset: Sharp SM5A ( 32.768 kHz )

Description
Parachute was the first Game & Watch title released by Nintendo in the Wide Screen series, which featured a bigger LCD screen and a new box design compared to the previous Silver and Gold series.

Gameplay
Save parachutists from landing in shark infested waters. Move your rescue boat LEFT or RIGHT to catch them. If a parachutist lands in the water they will be eaten by the circling shark. Lose three parachutists and the game is over.

07/08/2026

Lion by Nintendo

Details
Title: Lion
Manufacturer: Nintendo
Series: Game & Watch ( Gold Series )
Model No: LN-08
Release Date: April 29, 1981
Chipset: Sharp SM5A ( 32.768 kHz )

Description
Stop lions from escaping out of their cages.

Gameplay
Take control of two zoo keepers armed with chairs to prevent lions from escaping their cages. Each lion you manage to successfully force back in to the cage will earn you two points. If a lion manages to escape through one of the six exits of the cage the zoo keeper will be forced to flee up a tree and one miss will be scored. Three misses and the game is over.

Tips
If you manage to score 200 or 500 points all misses will be cleared!
In Game B there are three lions instead of two making the game more challenging than Game A.

06/08/2026

05/08/2026

Helmet by Nintendo

Details
Title: Helmet
Manufacturer: Nintendo
Series: Game & Watch ( Gold Series )
Model No: CN-07
Release Date: February 21, 1981
Chipset: Sharp SM5A ( 32.768 kHz )

Description
Help construction workers avoid getting hit by tools falling from above.

Gameplay
Use the LEFT and RIGHT buttons to move the construction worker from the left side of the screen to the tool shed on the right while dodging the falling tools. But watch your timing as you can only enter the tool shed when the door is open. A miss is scored when a tool hits a construction worker in the head. Three misses and the game is over.

Tips
If you manage to score 200 or 500 points all misses will be cleared!
In Game B the tools fall progressively faster and the door of the shed opens only for a few seconds at a time.

04/08/2026

Manhole by Nintendo

Details
Title: Manhole
Manufacturer: Nintendo
Series: Game & Watch ( Gold Series )
Model No: MH-06
Release Date: January 29, 1981
Chipset: Sharp SM5A ( 32.768 kHz )

Description
Save unsuspecting pedestrians from falling down open manholes.

Gameplay
Use the four buttons to position your character, carrying a manhole cover, above open manholes in the street so that innocent pedestrians may safely cross them. If you fail to do so the pedestrian will fall through the manhole and one miss will be scored. Three misses and the game is over.

Tips
If you manage to score 200 or 500 points all misses will be cleared!
In Game B the speed of pedestrians increases as the game progresses making it more difficult than Game A.

03/08/2026

Judge by Nintendo (Purple Edition)

Details
Title: Judge
Manufacturer: Nintendo
Series: Game & Watch ( Silver Series )
Model No: IP-05
Release Date: October 4, 1980
Chipset: Sharp SM5A ( 32.768 kHz )

Description
Judge, the fifth game released by Nintendo in their Game & Watch™ series of handheld LCD games is rather unique, not only because it was the first to feature a two-player mode, but also because it was released twice. First in a green version, which Nintendo later discovered contained a bug, and then in a purple version in which the bug was corrected.

Gameplay
In Judge you'll need quick reflexes as you decide whether to hit your opponent or dodge their attack.
In the game two players on either side of the screen face off against each other each holding a hammer. In each round the game will count down until each player raises a sign at the same time with a number on it; if the number is equal or higher than that of your opponent, you'll need to quickly tap the HIT button to bring your hammer crashing down on your opponent's head. If your number is lower, hit the DODGE button to evade your opponent's incoming strike.
In the one player mode (Game A) the computer will control the character on the left side of the screen. In the two player mode (Game B) a second person must control the character on the left instead of the computer.
Each player will earn points for successfully hitting or dodging their opponent. If you dodge when you should've hit or strike when you should've dodged, your opponent will earn extra points. The game ends when either player reaches 99 points.

Tips & Tricks
In Game A the computer's time (speed) to react after each player's numbers are revealed varies between 0.263 and 0.631 seconds which can be estimated by the speed of the animation and time signal sounds before the numbers are revealed.

Trivia
After the release of the original green version Nintendo discovered that in the two player mode (Game B) when the left player had the higher number and made a mistake by dodging (instead of hitting) then the right player would be awarded 1 point, but if the right player made a similar mistake and moved out of the way (when they had a higher number) then left player was awarded 2 points, thus giving the left player an unfair advantage. Nintendo corrected the problem and re-released the game in a purple version to distinguish it from the earlier green version.

03/08/2026

Judge by Nintendo

Details
Title: Judge
Manufacturer: Nintendo
Series: Game & Watch ( Silver Series )
Model No: IP-05
Release Date: October 4, 1980
Chipset: Sharp SM5A ( 32.768 kHz )

Description
Judge, the fifth game released by Nintendo in their Game & Watch™ series of handheld LCD games is rather unique, not only because it was the first to feature a two-player mode, but also because it was released twice. First in a green version, which Nintendo later discovered contained a bug, and then in a purple version in which the bug was corrected.

Gameplay
In Judge you'll need quick reflexes as you decide whether to hit your opponent or dodge their attack.
In the game two players on either side of the screen face off against each other each holding a hammer. In each round the game will count down until each player raises a sign at the same time with a number on it; if the number is equal or higher than that of your opponent, you'll need to quickly tap the HIT button to bring your hammer crashing down on your opponent's head. If your number is lower, hit the DODGE button to evade your opponent's incoming strike.
In the one player mode (Game A) the computer will control the character on the left side of the screen. In the two player mode (Game B) a second person must control the character on the left instead of the computer.
Each player will earn points for successfully hitting or dodging their opponent. If you dodge when you should've hit or strike when you should've dodged, your opponent will earn extra points. The game ends when either player reaches 99 points.

Tips & Tricks
In Game A the computer's time (speed) to react after each player's numbers are revealed varies between 0.263 and 0.631 seconds which can be estimated by the speed of the animation and time signal sounds before the numbers are revealed.

Trivia
After the release of the original green version Nintendo discovered that in the two player mode (Game B) when the left player had the higher number and made a mistake by dodging (instead of hitting) then the right player would be awarded 1 point, but if the right player made a similar mistake and moved out of the way (when they had a higher number) then left player was awarded 2 points, thus giving the left player an unfair advantage. Nintendo corrected the problem and re-released the game in a purple version to distinguish it from the earlier green version.