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The website of Nintendo Japan contains an interview with Satoru Iwata, the president of Nintendo and some of the early developers of the Game&Watch games. Unfortunately the interview is in Japanese only.
But at least there are some very interesting pictures of a memo pad, showing early development sketches of some Game&Watch games!
Update: Meanwhile there is an English translation available in a forum!
This Snoopy Tennis is for sale on eBay. The blue buttons and the slightly colored screen are very conspicuous. Is it a very rare misproduction or just a trick?

In the eighties, the Game&Watch were sold in Italy as well. But who did sell them and which ones of the 59 official games were sold there in toy stores? You'll find the answer to theses questions and many more in the new FAQ about Game&Watch Italy.
Is it coincidence, that exactly this year when Game&Watch celebrates its 30th birthay, three games will return?
Most Game&Watch games were sold in the well known carton boxes. But some games made it onto the market in a blisterpack. We know that these games were sold in the USA and some countries in Europe. There are not many blisterpack games around very often, which makes them very rare. Many collectors really like this rare kind of packaging for Game&Watch. A collector of Game&Watch has sold four of these blisterpack games on eBay lately:


