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[[Image:Gb camera.PNG|frame|thumb|right|A [[blue]] Game Boy Camera, which also came in several other colors.]] | [[Image:Gb camera.PNG|frame|thumb|right|A [[blue]] Game Boy Camera, which also came in several other colors.]] | ||
'''''Game Boy Camera''''' ('''''Pocket Camera''''' in [[Japan]]) is a [[Nintendo]] accessory for the handheld [[Game Boy]] gaming console which was released in [[1998]]. The camera could take basic black & white, often grainy, digital images using the 4-color palette of the Game Boy system. It interfaced with the [[Game Boy Printer]], which utilized heat-sensitive paper to "burn" any saved images, making a hardcopy. Both items were marketed by Nintendo as light-hearted entertainment devices (aimed mainly at children), in all three major videogame regions of the world: Japan, USA, and Europe. "N64 Magazine" (which is its full title, and was published by Future Publishing) dedicated a monthly section to the device. | '''''Game Boy Camera''''' ('''''Pocket Camera''''' in [[Japan]]) is a [[Nintendo]] accessory for the handheld [[Game Boy]] gaming console which was released in [[1998]]. The camera could take basic black & white, often grainy, digital images using the 4-color palette of the Game Boy system. It interfaced with the [[Game Boy Printer]], which utilized heat-sensitive paper to "burn" any saved images, making a hardcopy. Both items were marketed by Nintendo as light-hearted entertainment devices (aimed mainly at children), in all three major videogame regions of the world: Japan, USA, and Europe. "N64 Magazine" (which is its full title, and was published by Future Publishing) dedicated a monthly section to the device. The Game Boy Camera comes in 4 different colors, as well as a limited edition ''[[The Legend of Zelda]]'' version, which contains different stamps from the standard camera. | ||
The game has numerous references to other Nintendo products. Also, there are a few differences between the [[North America]]n and [[Japan]]ese versions, including the unlockable B album pictures and the stamps that can be placed on pictures. [http://nindb.classicgaming.gamespy.com/dmg/cam_cam.shtml] | The game has numerous references to other Nintendo products. Also, there are a few differences between the [[North America]]n and [[Japan]]ese versions, including the unlockable B album pictures and the stamps that can be placed on pictures. [http://nindb.classicgaming.gamespy.com/dmg/cam_cam.shtml] | ||
