Derby Computer Museum

😍 Don't forget we're open today 10am to 4pm! 😍

Either book online or get your tickets in reception. Details on how to find us on our website.

You'll have an amazing time, but don't just take our word for it. Hear from Clare Bickle and all the other wonderful reviews we have on Trip Advisor, Google, TrustPilot and Facebook.

Visiting us
🤖 We're open Saturdays 10am to 4pm (pre booking recommended but not essential)
🎂 Birthday parties available
🎓 School, college, cub, scout, guides, etc group bookings available
🍻 BYOB (bring your own booze) 18+ nights 6x times a year

🕹 GAME OF THE WEEK - Game Boy Gallery 4 on Nintendo Gameboy from 2002 🕹

Developed by Tose and released by Nintendo in 2002, Game Boy Gallery 4 collected some of Nintendo's earliest handheld experiences and packaged them for a new generation on the Game Boy Color. Featuring both the original Game & Watch versions and enhanced "Modern" adaptations, it offered players the chance to see just how influential these deceptively simple games really were.

Long before sprawling open worlds and online competition, these games challenged players to improve through practice, quick reflexes, and determination to beat their highest scores. Their pick up and play design made them perfect companions for school trips, family holidays and those moments when you only had a few minutes to spare.

More than 25 years later, Game Boy Gallery 4 stands as both a fantastic collection of mini-games and an important piece of video game preservation, introducing countless players to the foundations of Nintendo's handheld legacy.

Do you remember playing this Gameboy favourite? Which Game & Watch game was your favourite?

Image courtesy of Wikipedia / Nintendo