I found something we never knew existed before, and will forever change the way we think about Pocketsize games. Introducing, the sealed, carded Pocketsize game from Nintendo of America!

Wow i wann't it
Nice find Ash!!!!!

Fantastic!!!!!!!

Incredible find Ash !!!!

Absolutely A.W.E.S.O.M.E.!!

I Ash,

congratulation for this discovery!!! I never seen this before. Excellent condition, lovely.

Can you tell us how much did you pay for this awesome item?

Best wishes,
Ista

Es ist schon sehr interessant was man hier alles auf der Homepage erfährt.
It's very interesting what one learns about G&W on this homepage.

Thanks Gawaleus

Thanks guys. I'd rather not say what I paid for it right now. Let's just say it was a good deal. :D

You'll never believe what I found this time...

W-O-W! Breathtaking, it's all I can say!

Looks like a fake?!

Yes, it doesn't look very real to me.

But it's not April fools day yet...

Sorry guys, it is indeed a joke. Things were very dull in here so I thought I'd try to liven things up a bit. I put it together with MS Paint. I had to make the photo smaller because it was too obvious a fake at first. I should have made it even smaller. I guess it looks real at a glance if you're viewing on a small screen.

I sure wish it was real...

Just to be clear, the carded Octo is fake, but the carded Snoopy Tennis is genuine.

Yes it really looked like a fake to me. But at the end, I wasn't 100% sure because you never know...

Nice idea!

OK! Good joke! But it makes us think about other carded Pocketsize games that may exist... why just only Snoopy?!?

Yes, there must be more floating around out there. NOA wouldn't just card Snoopy Tennis and leave the rest alone.

This means, sooner or later somebody will discover another carded PS game...

Game&Watch always is good for surprises!

In the very same way, another issue at least intriguing is why Nintendo did never release Japanese versions of Rain Shower and Life Boat, causing a "gap" between the series Oil Panic (OP-51) - Mario Bros. (MW-56) and Pinball (PB-59) - Black Jack (BJ-60) (assuming that there's really a Japanese version of the last one). By the way, a full Japanese Black Jack is something I'd like to see, as well as all Micro vs. System games...

Not sure why Nintendo didn't release some of the series in Japan, or about the Model No. gaps. I have seen a Japanese Black Jack, and all the MVS games with Japanese instructions, but they are considerably more rare.