Nintendo Game & Watch Checklist
Every Nintendo Game & Watch handheld from Ball (1980) to Mario the Juggler (1991), across all ten series, plus the 2020 Super Mario Bros. and 2021 Legend of Zelda editions. See which models collectors on Save All already own.
Ball (AC-01)
1980
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Flagman (FL-02)
1980
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Vermin (MT-03)
1980
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Fire (Silver, RC-04)
1980
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Judge (IP-05)
1980
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Manhole (MH-06)
1981
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Helmet (CN-07)
1981
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Lion (LN-08)
1981
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Parachute (PR-21)
1981
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Octopus (OC-22)
1981
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Popeye (PP-23)
1981
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Chef (FP-24)
1981
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Mickey Mouse (MC-25)
1981
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Egg (EG-26)
1981
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Fire (Wide Screen, FR-27)
1981
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Turtle Bridge (TL-28)
1982
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Fire Attack (ID-29)
1982
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Snoopy Tennis (SP-30)
1982
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Oil Panic (OP-51)
1982
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Donkey Kong Jr. (DJ-101)
1982
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Mickey & Donald (DM-53)
1982
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Green House (GH-54)
1982
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Donkey Kong II (JR-55)
1983
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Donkey Kong Jr. (Tabletop, CJ-71)
1983
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Mario's Cement Factory (Tabletop, CM-72)
1983
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Mario's Cement Factory (ML-102)
1983
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Snoopy (SM-73)
1983
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Rain Shower (LP-57)
1983
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Popeye (Tabletop, PG-74)
1983
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Manhole (New Wide Screen, NH-103)
1983
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Snoopy (Panorama, SM-91)
1983
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Popeye (Panorama, PG-92)
1983
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Donkey Kong Jr. (Panorama, CJ-93)
1983
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Lifeboat (TC-58)
1983
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Mario's Bombs Away (TB-94)
1983
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Pinball (PB-59)
1983
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Spitball Sparky (BU-201)
1984
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Crab Grab (UD-202)
1984
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Mickey Mouse (Panorama, DC-95)
1984
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Donkey Kong Circus (MK-96)
1984
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Boxing (BX-301)
1984
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Donkey Kong 3 (AK-302)
1984
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Black Jack (BJ-60)
1985
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Tropical Fish (TF-104)
1985
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Squish (MG-61)
1986
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Super Mario Bros. (Crystal Screen, YM-801)
1986
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Climber (Crystal Screen, DR-802)
1986
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Balloon Fight (Crystal Screen, BF-803)
1986
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Bomb Sweeper (BD-62)
1987
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Super Mario Bros. (Diskun Special Edition, YM-901-S)
1987
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Safebuster (JB-63)
1988
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Super Mario Bros. (YM-105)
1988
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Climber (DR-106)
1988
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Balloon Fight (BF-107)
1988
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Gold Cliff (MV-64)
1988
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Zelda (ZL-65)
1989
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Mario the Juggler (MB-108)
1991
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Game & Watch: Super Mario Bros. (HXA-001)
2020
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Game & Watch: The Legend of Zelda (HXB-001)
2021
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About this checklist
Nintendo's Game & Watch line, designed by Gunpei Yokoi, started with Ball (AC-01) in April 1980. Each unit plays one or two fixed LCD games and doubles as a clock and alarm. The single-screen Silver and Gold series were followed by the Wide Screen models, the two-screen clamshell Multi Screen series and the New Wide Screen line.
Nintendo also tried the Tabletop and Panorama Screen formats with coloured displays, the Super Color and two-player Micro Vs. System models and the transparent Crystal Screen editions. Donkey Kong (DK-52, 1982) introduced the cross-shaped directional pad that later appeared on the NES controller, and Mario the Juggler (MB-108, 1991) was the last original release. In 2020 and 2021 Nintendo revived the name with colour-screen Game & Watch editions of Super Mario Bros. and The Legend of Zelda.
This checklist lists each model with its original model code, so you can tell different versions of the same game apart. Each model shows real photos from collectors on Save All and how many of them own one. Add your Game & Watch units in the app to see how complete your collection is.
Frequently asked questions
What do Game & Watch model codes like AC-01 or MW-56 mean?
Every Game & Watch has a two-letter code plus a number. The number range shows the series: 01-05 Silver, 06-08 Gold, 21-30 Wide Screen, 51-66 Multi Screen, 71-74 Tabletop, 91-96 Panorama Screen, 101-108 New Wide Screen, 201-202 Super Color, 301-303 Micro Vs. System and 801-803 Crystal Screen.
Which Game & Watch introduced the D-pad?
Donkey Kong (DK-52), a Multi Screen model released in 1982, was the first Game & Watch with the cross-shaped directional pad that Nintendo later used on the NES controller.
What was the last original Game & Watch?
Mario the Juggler (MB-108), a New Wide Screen model released in October 1991, was the last game of the original series.