Wario Land II (jap. ワリオランド2 盗まれた財宝, Wario Rando 2: Nusumareta Zaihō, literally: Wario Land 2: Der gestohlene Schatz) was released in 1998 as a sequel to Super Mario Land 3: Wario Land and directly continues the story arc. Pirates, led by Captain Syrup, break into Wario's castle, steal his gold and flood the entire building. Wario awakens, repairs the water damage, only to discover the theft and sets off in pursuit of the pirates.

Wario Land II (jap. ワリオランド2 盗まれた財宝, Wario Rando 2: Nusumareta Zaihō, literally: Wario Land 2: Der gestohlene Schatz) was released in 1998 as a sequel to Super Mario Land 3: Wario Land and directly continues the story arc. Pirates, led by Captain Syrup, break into Wario's castle, steal his gold and flood the entire building. Wario awakens, repairs the water damage, only to discover the theft and sets off in pursuit of the pirates.

Donkey Kong Land is a jump and run game developed by Rare Ltd. and distributed by Nintendo itself. Donkey Kong Land is one of the few games whose game cartridge was released in a special colour (Banana Yellow). In addition, Donkey Kong Land was one of the first games to be optimised for the Super Game Boy.

Pokémon Yellow Version: Special Pikachu Edition, (also known as Pokémon Yellow) was released in Japan in 1998 and in other regions in 1999 and 2000. The yellow version was marketed specifically with the Game Boy Pocket Printer, for which a Special Pikachu Edition was also released. In addition to the familiar gameplay, the game allows the picture book to be printed on the Pocket Printer. Pokemon Yellow was very well received by players and 14.64 million copies were sold.

The classic arcade shooter "Space Invaders" was first released for the Game Boy Classic in October 1994. It was developed by Taito Corporation and published by Nintendo.

Pocket Bomberman by Hudson Soft is a very special game. It's not the gameplay that's special, but the packaging. The game comes in the Japanese version in a small metal box and thus differs from the standard packaging of Game Boy games.

The space shooter Xenon 2 was released in 1992 by Mindscape as a sequel to the successful 80s shooter Xenon for the Game Boy Classic. In the vertically scrolling shooter, the player goes through 5 levels filled with increasingly fierce waves of enemies, all ending with a boss creature. The game was developed by "The Bitmap Brothers".

"The Rescue of Princess Blobette is the sequel to the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) game "A Boy and His Blob: Trouble on Blobolonia". In the game, the player controls a boy who, with the help of his misshapen blob, has to solve various tricky puzzles in order to free Princess Blobette from her castle tower in the end. As in the first part, it was designed and programmed by David Crane and published directly by Nintendo in Europe.

Lemmings is a puzzle–strategy video game published by Ocean. The game offers fantastically animated graphics and simple yet addictive gameplay.

Bart Simpson's Escape from Camp Deadly is a 1991 platform video game published by Acclaim Entertainment in North America and Europe in 1991. The game was released in Japan in 1993. In the game the player controls Bart from as he escapes from an unpleasant summer camp run by ruthless counselors.

The Pocket Sonar by Bandai is one of the most bizarre hardware accessories for the Game Boy. It is one of the officially licensed accessories for the Game Boy Classic. It was specially designed for anglers and allows them to locate fish under water. The extremely chunky device is battery-powered and fits into the module slot of the handheld console. The sonar, which is equipped with a float, hangs from a long cable. To prevent the Game Boy from getting wet, a dry bag is included in the delivery. The software also offers a mini-game and a fish database to identify the fish caught. The device works with the Game Boy Classic and the Game Boy Pocket but not with later models.

The Godzilla of the Game Boy world. The rare Konami Hyperboy is a true monster in size and swallows up the entire Game Boy. Powerful stereo speakers, a magnifying glass, two front lights and an arcade stick turn the Game Boy Classic into an arcade machine. The device requires two D batteries for operation.

The Joyplus Handy Boy™ by STD is one of the most curious hardware accessories that exist for the Game Boy Classic. The device was an attempt at an all-in-one solution to the most common improvement requests of the Game Boy fan community. The Handy Boy features a screen magnifying glass and lights for the missing backlight of the screen. In addition it gives the Game Boy a rich stereo sound with the two built-in speakers. The device doesn't need its own power supply as it taps into the Game Boy batteries with a creative cable solution.

There was a wide variety of solutions for storing Game Boy games. The officially licensed Game Pak Carry Case from third-party producer Nuby is one of them. The case is a simple bag equipped with a carrying strap. The bag offers space for storing up to 12 Game Boy Classic games. The bag has a velcro fastener to prevent the games from falling out during transport.

There was a wide variety of solutions for storing Game Boy games. The Game Pak Carry Case from third-party producer Space Co., Ltd. is one of them. The case offers space for storing up to 10 Game Boy games.

This article from Nuby is a combination of carrying case and protective sleeve for the Game Boy Classic. It offers space for up to 4 games and absorbs shocks in case of a fall. The console can be used without removing the bag. With a carrying strap, the bag can be transported easily and safely.

Yeno's carry case is a protective soft case for the Game Boy with additional space for 4 game cartridges. The case was distributed in Germany and France.

With the enormous success of the Game Boy Classic, more and more third-party manufacturers entered the field to produce additional hardware around the console. The Portable Carry-All organizer is one of these items. It was published by ASCII Entertainment Software Inc. The case is designed for the safe transport of the Game Boy Classic and offers space for 4 games and the stereo headphones (DMG-02).

The ASCII Portable Carry-All DLX organizer is the bigger brother of the ASCII Portable Carry-All. As for his smaller brother the case is designed for the safe transport of the Game Boy Classic and offers plenty of space for various accessories. The case has a carrying strap and handle. The case holds the Game Boy console (DMG-01), game manuals, the 4-player adapter (DMG-07), headphones (DMG-02), 4 AA batteries, a Game Light, the link cable (DMG-05) and the Battery Pack 1 (DMG-03). The other side of the case offers space for 12 games in their protective cases, as well as the power cable of the Battery Pack.

The Carry-All soft-case was published by ASCII Entertainment Software Inc. The case is designed for the safe transport of the Game Boy Classic (DMG-01), Nintendo's Battery Pack (DMG-03), the original Game Boy Stereo Headphones (DMG-02) and offers additonal space for 8 games.