Game Boy Camera (included games)
Also known as Pocket Camera Games
Game Boy Camera (included games) is a 1998 GB game by Game Freak, Inc. and Creatures, Inc..
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About the game
Game Boy Camera Games is a fictive name for the built-in software and games included with the Game Boy Camera peripheral. It consists of three modes: shoot, view, and play.
Shoot lets you take pictures of yourself, friends or objects.
Play features four games:
Space Fever II is a sequel/homage to the 1979 Nintendo Space Fever arcade game.
DJ lets you make your own music.
Ball is a juggling game, is similar to the old Game and Watch games.
Run! Run! Run! is sprint game where you have to race to the finish for first place.
All the games except for Space Fever II replace the character's head with a picture of your own.
View allows you to look back at your pictures. You can also make short animations of all your pictures or share them with another Game Boy Camera. The accessory is designed as a cartridge with a camera on top, plugged into the Game Boy hand-held. The camera can only shoot black-and-white pictures.
The start and select options let you doodle on your pictures and print them out with the Game Boy Printer.
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Facts
- Platforms
- GB
- First released
- 1998-02-21
- Developers
- Game Freak, Inc., Creatures, Inc.
- Publishers
- Nintendo of America Inc., Nintendo Co., Ltd., Nintendo of Europe GmbH
- Genres
- Action, 3rd-person (Other), Top-down, Music / rhythm
- Ratings
- MobyGames score 6.8 (11 votes) · MobyGames
Covers and screenshots
Box, manual and cartridge scans
Front Cover (GB · Australia, New Zealand) Front Cover (GB · Canada, Mexico, United States) Front Cover (GB · Australia) Front Cover (GB · France, Germany, Spain, The Netherlands) Back Cover (GB · Australia, New Zealand) Back Cover (GB · Canada, Mexico, United States) Back Cover (GB · Australia) Back Cover (GB · France, Germany, Spain, The Netherlands) Manual (GB · Canada, Mexico, United States) Manual (GB · Canada, Mexico, United States) Spine/Sides (GB · Australia) Spine/Sides (GB · Australia) Spine/Sides (GB · Australia) Spine/Sides (GB · Australia) Advertisement (GB · Australia) Advertisement (GB · Australia) Hardware (GB · Australia) Spine/Sides (GB · France, Germany, Spain, The Netherlands) Spine/Sides (GB · France, Germany, Spain, The Netherlands) Spine/Sides (GB · France, Germany, Spain, The Netherlands) Spine/Sides (GB · France, Germany, Spain, The Netherlands) Hardware (GB · France, Germany, Spain, The Netherlands) Hardware (GB · France, Germany, Spain, The Netherlands)
Screenshots
Main screen (complete with a dancing Mario) (GB) Title screen (GB) Game selection. You shoot the ships to get different games. (GB) Doing a little mixing in the DJ game. (GB) Title screen for the ball game (GB) With yours truly as the face of the juggler! (GB) I lose. (GB) A very nice try again screen (GB) And now some pictures from the gallery ! Here's a interesting looking clock. (GB) My feet. (GB) Mmmm... pizza ! (GB)
Releases
| Platform | Released | Regions | Publishers |
|---|---|---|---|
| GB | 1998 | Australia, France, Germany, Japan, Spain, The Netherlands, United States | Nintendo of America Inc., Nintendo Co., Ltd., Nintendo of Europe GmbH |
Barcodes
- 0045496450083
- 0045496710514
- 4902370503333
- 4902370503364
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