Game & Watch Gallery 2 - Nintendo Game Boy Color

Key Features and Benefits: Improved graphics This version features Mario as the nervous boat captain, with Toad and Yoshi as the doomed skydivers. The play is as compulsive as ever, but the graphics have greatly improved. Pounding P Switches to produce coins Mario is the soft-skulled star of this version, and he earns bonus points by pounding P Switches to produce coins. Chef Unless you like hair on your hot cakes, you'd better do your best to keep a frying pan under the flying pancakes. The original pancake flipper preferred to work solo, but in this version Princess Peach and Yoshi have teamed up in the kitchen. Yoshi gobbles up the breakfast delicacies, while Peach uses her frying pan to keep the food in flight. Don't let the Princess keep flipping the food without letting Yoshi eat, because the food will burn and you'll lose a turn. Vermin The '80s version of Vermin is very similar to "Whack-A-Mole". You move left and right, and try to hit each mole over the head before it can leave its hole. The '90s version stars Yoshi, who has to protect a nest of Yoshi Eggs from Shy Guys, Boos, and Parakoopa. The bad guys approach from all directions at once, so you'll have to move like the wind to protect the nest. Donkey Kong Even if you're dedicated to the classics, you probably missed the Game & Watch adaptation of Donkey Kong. There are only two levels to conquer, but tricky play control will test your mastery of miniature Mario. This version consists of three levels with colorful graphics and a pumped-up soundtrack. Maybe Princess Peach will hire some bodyguards one day soon.