Many collectors know this situation: a game has a problem with its display. To check what's wrong with it, the game gets disassembled. But when it comes to assembling the game, the difficulties start ... what part belongs to where? In which order are the films and filters supposed to be placed? And what are the black rubber parts for?


In the forum I have added some pictures showing how to assemble the upper part of a Multi Screen Game. If you view the pictures in the opposite order, they show how to disassemble the game. :-)

The pictures are located in the German part of the forum, but I guess the pictures will speak for themselves.

==> To the post in the forum

The database has been fed with the auction data from December 2011. Now the year 2011 is complete - all in all there are now six years of auction data!

I hope the charts and statistics still are useful for you and I wish all of you a healthy and successful 2012!

Thank you very much for visiting and supporting gameandwatch.ch and continue to enjoy Nintendo Game&Watch!
Patrick (Gawaleus)

In the USA and in Kanada the Game&Watch were distributed as Pocketsize versions beside the regular games. The Pocketsize games came with colourful boxes, typically with cartoon like characters (more information about Pocketsize).

Not very many of these Pocketsize versions were produced, this makes them rare or even very rare. Typically it's very difficult to collect them. But now a collector managed to get all of them. See this stunning collection in the picture gallery.

In France the Game&Watch were distributed under the name J.i21 and with the typical J.i21 logo on the boxes. Some games even have this logo imprinted on their case (these are very rare games). But did you know, that there exist two different types of boxes of the game J.i21 Donkey Kong DK-52? The boxes show some remarkable differences!

>> Click here to see pictures (FAQ about J.i21)

gameandwatch.ch now is on Twitter (experimentally). Did you yet twitter today?

http://www.twitter.com/GameAndWatch1

The database is now updated with the auction data of the Game&Watch auctions from April 2011. Now you can check the auction data and the price charts for the games for this month as well.

Enjoy!