Game & Watch Gallery 4

Game & Watch Gallery 4 (European and Australian - Game & Watch Gallery Advance) is a game for the Game Boy Advance that was released in North America on October 28, 2002, and is rated E For Everyone (3+ in PAL regions). The game was never released in Japan, for unknown reasons. The game is, as implied by the title, the fourth entry in the Game & Watch Gallery series, and is the second to feature multiplayer.

The game marks one of the last playable appearances to date by Donkey Kong Jr. Several of the games in this title, however, previously appeared in other installments of Game & Watch Gallery. It also includes some unlockable titles, such as The Legend of Zelda series. To add further interest, this is the first game featuring Mr. Game & Watch talk. The collection has the most games of any in the series.

Default Playable Games
These games can be played in 'classic' format, featuring Mr. Game & Watch, or in 'modern' format, featuring characters from the Super Mario Bros. franchise such as Mario himself, Luigi and Yoshi. Game & Watch Gallery 4 features more games than any other entry in the Game & Watch Gallery series, but some of the sub-games within Game & Watch Gallery 4 have appeared in previous incarnations of the Game & Watch Gallery franchise.


 * Fire
 * Boxing
 * Rain Shower
 * Mario's Cement Factory
 * Donkey Kong Jr.
 * Donkey Kong III
 * Chef
 * Mario Bros.
 * Donkey Kong
 * Octopus
 * Fire Attack

Museum Games
Museum games were all unlockable, and could only be played in 'classic' format. This means that only Mr. Game & Watch (or Link in the title Zelda) can ever be played as, and Mario characters make no appearance in any of these games par Mario's Bombs Away, which originally featured Mario anyway.


 * Manhole
 * Tropical Fish
 * Mario's Bombs Away
 * Parachute
 * Bomb Sweeper
 * Climber
 * Safebuster
 * Life Boat
 * Zelda

Trivia

 * This game marks Donkey Kong Jr.'s final video game appearance, excluding a cameo as a trophy in Super Smash Bros. Melee.
 * This game marks the only time that a Mr. Game & Watch speaks English.