The Zelda Game & Watch is, like last year's Mario edition, a perfectly made re-creation of the original Game & Watch design, but outfitted with a color LCD screen and a few 8-bit-era games.

The Game Boy Color made its debut in 1998 in Japan, and brought with it a fancier screen, a staggering number of colors for the time, and a punchy sound from its speaker. More Nintendo best lists ...

The Legend of Zelda Game & Watch arrives Nov. 12 for $50, and looks ready to cash in on your nostalgia. Nintendo's Zelda Game & Watch packs three classics on a tiny screen - CNET X ...

With the Zelda Game & Watch, one of the included titles is actually a Game Boy game, presented in glorious shades of green to imitate the old dot matrix screen, and it works fantastically well.

The Zelda Game & Watch was part of the “Multi Screen” series, which featured two LCD screens that opened like a clamshell, similar to a compact version of the Nintendo DS.This design allowed ...

You'll be able to play the games with Game Boy, Game Boy Pocket and Game Boy Color screen filters. Other filters include ones called "reproduce classic feel" and "display with small screen." ...

Playing "Golden Sun" on Nintendo Switch Online would certainly take us back to our childhoods. Originally a Game Boy Advance title in the early 2000s, "Golden Sun" also made an appearance on the ...

While it may not stack up to the GameCube controller when it comes to comfort, the Game Boy Advance does have a huge advantage over a traditional controller — its screen.

Game & Watch: The Legend of Zelda even plays games. When you boot up the Game & Watch, it does a fine job of running the games. If you jump from Zelda 1 to Link’s Awakening, the device will save ...