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{{HardwareInfobox
|image       = SuperGameBoycartridge.jpg
|type        = Cartridge,Peripheral
|platforms   = Super Nintendo Entertainment System
|manufactuer = Nintendo
|na_rel      = {{Release|1994|||NA}}
|inputs      = [[Game Boy]] Cartridge Input
}}

[[File:Super_Game_Boy.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Super Game Boy Box]]<br />
[[File:SuperGameboyJapan.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Super Game Boy (Super Famicom)]]

Released in 1994, the '''Super Game Boy''' allowed users to play [[Game Boy]] games on the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|SNES]], with a limited color pallete. Taking the form of a taller Super Nintendo [[cartridge]], the Super Game Boy was pretty much the [[Game Boy]] hardware reworked to run through a [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]], instead of an [[emulator]]. This system is compatible with the [[SNES Mouse]].

The Super Game Boy had a couple of unique features going for it. For one, the user could select the color palette from a limited number of choices. Another cool option allowed players to select a border for their game that would appear around the game boy sized screen. Certain games even had specifically designed borders, and one of the first games to have this was [[Donkey Kong (1994)]].

About a year later, Nintendo released the [[Super Game Boy 2]] in Japan which was the same, except it included a new feature, the [[Link Port]].

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