 | The Game Boy was released in Japan on April 21, 1989, and in North America on July 31, 1989. Game & Watch preceded it. Game Boy Color succeeded it. |
Games for the Game Boy:
1997
 | Cooking Game. A worldwide release of a Game & Watch port and remake in Game & Watch Gallery 2. |
 | Action Game. A worldwide release of a Game & Watch port and remake in Game & Watch Gallery. |
 | Action Game. A worldwide release of a Game & Watch port and remake in Game & Watch Gallery 2. |
1995
 | Action Game. A Game & Watch port in Game Boy Gallery in Europe and Oceania. Worldwide ports & remakes in Game & Watch Gallery 2. |
 | Action Game. A release in Europe and Oceania of a Game & Watch port in Game Boy Gallery. |
 | Action Game. A Game & Watch port in Game Boy Gallery in Europe and Oceania. Worldwide ports and remakes in Game & Watch Gallery. |
 | Action Game. A release in Europe and Oceania of a Game & Watch port in Game Boy Gallery. |
 | Action Game. A Game & Watch port in Game Boy Gallery in Europe and Oceania. Worldwide ports & remakes in Game & Watch Gallery 2. |
1994
 | Platform Game. A release in Europe and Oceania wherein Aladdin finds a genie and defeats an evil vizier. |
 | Platform Game. A release in Europe wherein Simba loses his father, grows up, and defeats his uncle to become king. |
 | Fighting Game. A worldwide release. Seven fighters compete to become the champion of the Mortal Kombat tournament. |
 | Action-Adventure Game: A worldwide release. Link needs to wake the Wind Fish to get off Koholint Island. |
1992
 | Action Platform Game. A release in Europe, North America, and Oceania that follows the events of the 1977 film. |
 | Platform Game. A worldwide release wherein Mario recovers his stolen castle from Wario. |
1991
1989 | A spy infiltrates buildings to gather secret information while avoiding enemy agents. |
 | Platform Game. A worldwide release wherein the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles defeat Shredder and Krang. |
1990
 | Puzzle Game. A worldwide release wherein Dr. Mario eliminates viruses with pills that have two differently shaded halves. |
 | Maze Game: A release in Japan and North America. A Heian-period police officer digs holes to trap aliens. |
 | Maze Game. A worldwide release wherein Pac-Man eats pellets while avoiding ghosts. |
 | Platform Game. A worldwide release. The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles enter the Technodrome to defeat Shredder and Krang. |
 | Platform Game. A worldwide release. Mario travels to Sarasaland and rescues Princess Daisy from the alien Tatanga. |
