Game and Watch Gallery 4
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(GameBoy Advance - US, Arcade)
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Nintendo
Released On:
01 Jan 2002
A collection of classic Nintendo Game & Watch titles, as well as GBA exclusive updates. Games include Donkey Kong 3, Boxing, Fire Attack, Mario Cement Factory & Rainshower, plus extra games that can only be opened if you beat the high score for each game. Each game has two modes, one which emulates the original Game & Watch LCD format and an updated version which features improved graphics, slight gameplay changes and a host of Mario characters.
Part #:
AGB-AQWP-AUS (Australia)
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Manual
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Extracted from the original game manual
Set in the early 1980s, this collection showcases Nintendo's pioneering Game & Watch portable video games, which brought compact entertainment to diverse audiences. Players engage in unique challenges across titles like *Fire*, where they rescue falling people, and *Boxing*, a two-player combat simulation. Additionally, games like *Rain Shower* task players with protecting drying clothes from the rain. These single-screen classics represent Nintendo's initial foray into the handheld market.
Story
Game & Watch Overview
Originally released in the early 1980s, the “Game & Watch” line marked Nintendo's entry into the portable video-game market. Conveniently sized and small enough to fit in a pocket, they quickly became a hit. Starting with “Ball,” released in 1980, these games evolved to wide-screen and then multiscreen formats as their popularity soared. They brought entertainment to schools and workplaces alike.
Fire
Emergency! The building's on fire! Help the falling people make their way to the ambulance! Originally released in 1980, 1981.
Boxing
This title was designed for two-player action. Bandy blows back and forth in this head-to-head bout! Originally released in 1984.
Rain Shower
Oh no! It's raining! And you just hung out the wash to dry! Don't let your clothes get wet! Originally released in 1983.
How to Play
Getting Started
Start the Game! Insert the Game & Watch Gallery 4 Game Pak into your Game Boy Advance system and turn on the power.
On the title screen, select “Play the Game” with the + Control Pad and press the A Button. A message will appear about the autosave feature. Please read it carefully. Press the A Button to continue to the Game Select screen.
If you leave the title screen on for a while, you will see a brief demo. Press any button during the demo to return to the title screen.
Saving and Data Management
Game & Watch Gallery 4 automatically saves all high scores and records. Pausing and turning off the power will allow you to start the game from the paused position the next time you turn on the power.
Use the following method to save your progress mid-game without losing your position:
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Press START to pause.
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Turn off the power once the Pause screen is displayed.
Next time you turn the power on, a message will appear stating that you have saved-game data for one of the Game & Watch games. Press the A Button to continue your game from the paused location. Note that if you start another game, your autosaved game will disappear.
Erasing Saved Data
Using the + Control Pad on the title screen, press up-up-down-down-left-left-right-right quickly to erase all data. A sound will notify you if you did it properly.
Playing the Games
Select “Play the Game” on the title screen to go to the Game Select screen. Press up or down on the + Control Pad to choose a game, and then press the A Button. Press the B Button to return to the title screen.
Press right on the + Control Pad to access another Game Select screen! Most of these games will appear as ??? blocks initially. When you've earned enough stars, you'll unlock new games.
Collecting Stars
The Game Select screen displays the number of stars you have collected for each game. You receive one star for every 200 points in any game. Collect enough to open everything in the gallery!
The more stars you collect, the more games you will be able to choose from the Game Select screen. (See Gallery Corner section for more information.)
Choosing a Mode
Once you have selected a game, the mode-select screen will appear. Use the following controls to select your preference:
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Press up or down on the + Control Pad to choose Modern or Classic.
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Press left or right on the + Control Pad to choose a difficulty level.
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Press the A Button to start the game.
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Press the B Button to return to the Game Select screen.
Mode Descriptions
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Modern: Newly redesigned version.
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Classic: Original Game & Watch version.
Turn Off Game Music
On the mode-select screen, you can turn off the music for Modern games. Only the sound effects will remain. Toggle this feature on/off with SELECT. When the mark in the upper left-hand corner disappears, the music is off.
Game Guide: Fire
Catch the characters falling from the burning building and help them to the carriage.
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Classic: On Easy, characters only fall from the fourth floor, but on Hard, they fall from the third floor, too, so watch out!
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Modern: Different characters bounce to different heights, so keep an eye on which characters fall faster! Catch an egg once to see what's inside. Make sure to carry stars all the way to the carriage, but drop the Bob-ombs before they reach the carriage, or you will get a Miss mark!
Game Guide: Donkey Kong
Avoid enemies and grab the keys so you can rescue Donkey Kong from Mario.
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Classic: Use your jump wisely to avoid the crocodiles. The sooner you open the cage, the more points you receive! Be careful timing your jump when you go for that key!
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Modern: You can step on the Goombas and Nipper Plants, but to attack other enemies, you have to drop fruit. Be careful with your timing as you make the final approach to the cage!
Control Guide
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+ Control Pad: Move
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START: Pause game
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A or B Button: Jump
Game Guide: Donkey Kong 3
In this game, you and Donkey Kong compete to send bees to one another's side of the screen!
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Classic: You'll need to replenish your spray bottle often if you want to keep those bees away!
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Modern: Enclose the Boo and the fireballs in bubbles to send them toward the other player! Fireballs won't move on their own, but Boos sneak up on players when their backs are turned.
Linked Matches
Game B is a Linked Match. You and your opponent both start with 50 points. When a bee comes on your side, your points will start to go down. Players receive a Miss mark if their score reaches zero.
2P is a Linked Match. Regardless of who wins, you receive a star every time you play Game B for 2P Donkey Kong 3 in a Linked Match.
Linking Up
Link up using a single Game & Watch Gallery 4 Game Pak to play Donkey Kong 3 and Boxing with a friend!
Please read the information below and choose linked mode for Boxing or Donkey Kong 3. The data transmission will begin when you see "OK."
When this has finished, you can use the + Control Pad to select a handicap and press the A Button to start the match. Handicaps may be applied to either 1P or 2P
Controls
A Button
Move right
B Button
Move left
A and B Buttons, START, and SELECT simultaneously
Reset at any time
START
Pause game
EXIT
Return to the game's mode-select screen
Turn off the power
Quit and save your game position
Control Pad
Move
A or B Button
Release cement/dough
+ Control Pad (up or down)
Choose “Message” or “Hints and Techniques”
+ Control Pad (left or right)
Navigate to specific item
Tips & Maps
Boxing
Dodge or block punches to lower the opponent's Status and Defense gauges to zero to win. In the Linked Match, 2P's horizontal controls are opposite to 1P's.
Rain Shower
Move the clothesline to keep laundry dry; in Classic mode the rain stops every 100 points, while in Modern mode, dodge water balloons and falling stars.
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