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{{Infobox
|title=Game & Watch Gallery 3
|title=Game & Watch Gallery 3
|boxart=[[Image:Game & Watch Gallery 3 Boxart.jpg|250px]]
|image=Game & Watch Gallery 3 Boxart.jpg
|developer=[[Nintendo]]
|developer=[[Nintendo]]
|publisher=[[Nintendo]]
|publisher=[[Nintendo]]
|genre=[[Compilation]]
|genre=[[Compilation]]
|systems=[[Game Boy Color]]
|systems=[[Game Boy Color]]
|released=[[April 8]], [[1999]] (JP)<br />[[December 1]], [[1999]] (US)<br />February [[2000]] (EU)
|released={{jp|1999|April 8}}{{us|1999|December 1}}{{eu|2000|February}}
|modes=[[Multiplayer]]
|modes=[[Multiplayer]]
|ESRB=E
|ratings={{ESRB|E}}
|media=Cartridge
|media=Cartridge
|preceded by=[[Game & Watch Gallery 2]]
|preceded by=[[Game & Watch Gallery 2]]
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*'''Donkey Kong II'''
*'''Donkey Kong II'''
*'''Fire''': A reversed version of the Silver Series version.
*'''Fire''': A reversed version of the Silver Series version.
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Game & Watch Gallery 3 is the third instalment of the Game & Watch Gallery series. It was released in 1999 for the Game Boy Color.

Games

Standard Games

  • Egg: Yoshi must eat cookies as they pop out of the oven. In the original, the player controls a fox who must grab falling eggs laid by hens before they hit the ground.
  • Greenhouse: Yoshi must protect his plants from Shyguys and monkeys by spitting watermelon seeds machine gun-style.
  • Turtle Bridge: Toad must relay packages between Mario and Peach by using a bridge of Goonie Birds, who keep diving away at balloons that float by. In the original version, the players crossed a bridge made of turtles.
  • Mario Bros.: Far different from the Mario Bros. arcade title, this game has Mario and Luigi scurrying around to keep a series of cakes moving on a conveyor belt. Players control both Mario and Luigi with different buttons in both versions of the game.
  • Donkey Kong Jr.: Also different from the arcade title of the same name, this game has players controlling Donkey Kong Jr. through various stages toward his father, who is trapped in a cage.

Locked Games

These games can only be played in their original form.

  • Judge: Also a two-player game (requires two Game Boys and two copies of the game with this game unlocked)
  • Flagman
  • Lion
  • Spitball Sparky
  • Donkey Kong II
  • Fire: A reversed version of the Silver Series version.