Gamewatch Boy

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Not to be confused withGame & Watch,Game Boy, orNelsonic Game Watch.
Super Mario Race in its original blister pack (front view)
Super Mario Race
Dr. Mario in its original blister pack (front view)
Dr. Mario

TheGamewatch Boy (orGameWatch Boy) is a wristwatch developed by Mani Industries (万信) of Hong Kong. It resembles a miniatureGame Boy that has aliquid-crystal display that the game is played on. Only two Gamewatch Boy games were ever developed, and both are of theSuper Mario franchise:Super Mario Race andDr. Mario. Both games have an A (beginner) and B (expert) difficulty setting.Super Mario Race was first released in 1992, followed byDr. Mario the next year. In 1995, they were reissued in red, green, yellow, black, white, and transparent models with colorful straps. Like theNelsonic Game Watch, they were distributed in Europe by Zeon.

Game watches
Nelsonic Game WatchSuper Mario Bros. (1989) •Super Mario Bros. 3 (1990) •Super Mario World (1991) •Donkey Kong (1994)
Super Mario Bros. WatchMario's Egg Catch (1990) •Luigi's Hammer Toss (1990) •Princess Toadstool's Castle Run (1990)
Gamewatch BoySuper Mario Race (1992) •Dr. Mario (1993)
Video game systems and add-ons
Nintendo systems and add-onsHome consolesFamily Computer (Family BASIC ·Family Computer Disk System ·Family Computer Network System ·New Famicom),Nintendo Entertainment System •Super Famicom (Satellaview ·Super Game Boy ·Nintendo Power),Super Nintendo Entertainment System (Super Game Boy) •Nintendo 64 (64DD,iQue Player) •Nintendo GameCube (Game Boy Player) •Wii (Virtual Console ·WiiWare) •Wii U (Virtual Console) •Classics
HandheldsGame & Watch •Game Boy (Game Boy Camera ·Nintendo Power) •Virtual Boy •Game Boy Color •Game Boy Advance (e-Reader) •Nintendo DS (Nintendo DSi,DSiWare,Nintendo MP3 Player) •Nintendo 3DS (Nintendo 2DS ·Virtual Console) •Nintendo Switch Lite
HybridNintendo Switch (OLED Model) •Nintendo Switch 2
Arcade systemsVS. System •Nintendo PlayChoice-10 •Nintendo Super System •Famicom Box •Super Famicom Box •Triforce
OtherMS-DOS •Nelsonic Game Watch •Super Mario Bros. Watch •Gamewatch Boy •Game Processor •Philips CD-i •LodgeNet •Mini Classics •Visteon Dockable Entertainment System
See here for a complete list of arcade titles and games ported to Atari 2600, Commodore, ColecoVision, Intellivision, etc.