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Some games made for the original [[Game Boy]] display more colors if played on a Game Boy Color. Other games were made exclusively for the Game Boy Color. The older versions could not play these, but the [[Game Boy Advance]], the Game Boy Advance SP and the Game Boy Player could. It also had the shortest lifetime of a Nintendo handheld, as it was discontinued in 2003, and the last game was released later the same year.
Some games made for the original [[Game Boy]] display more colors if played on a Game Boy Color. Other games were made exclusively for the Game Boy Color. The older versions could not play these, but the [[Game Boy Advance]], the Game Boy Advance SP and the Game Boy Player could. It also had the shortest lifetime of a Nintendo handheld, as it was discontinued in 2003, and the last game was released later the same year.


Like the original [[Game Boy]], the Game Boy Color has the same buttons. These are {{Button|gbc|A}} , {{Button|gbc|B}} , {{Button|gbc|start}} , {{Button|gbc|select}} buttons and the {{Button|gbc|Pad}}. There are no compatibility issues with games made for the original Game Boy being run on a Game Boy Color. All games, accessories that are programmed for a particular game (such as a Game Link Cable), and non-standard features (such as the camera protruding out of a [[Game Boy Camera]] cartridge) will work on a Game Boy Color. Playing games that didn't have any color can now be played in color using a color palette by using a combination of {{Button|gbc|Pad}} and {{Button|gbc|a}}, {{Button|gbc|b}}, or no additional button being pressed to select presets, similar to the [[Super Game Boy]] how someone can change the colors the typical monochrome display.
Like the original [[Game Boy]], the Game Boy Color has the same buttons. These are {{Button|gbc|A}}, {{Button|gbc|B}}, {{Button|gbc|start}}, {{Button|gbc|select}} buttons and the {{Button|gbc|Pad}}. There are no compatibility issues with games made for the original Game Boy being run on a Game Boy Color. All games, accessories that are programmed for a particular game (such as a Game Link Cable), and non-standard features (such as the camera protruding out of a [[Game Boy Camera]] cartridge) will work on a Game Boy Color. Playing games that didn't have any color can now be played in color using a color palette by using a combination of {{Button|gbc|Pad}} and {{Button|gbc|a}}, {{Button|gbc|b}}, or no additional button being pressed to select presets, similar to the [[Super Game Boy]] how someone can change the colors the typical monochrome display.


A device known as the [[Game Boy Horror]], modeled after the Game Boy Color, appears in ''[[Luigi's Mansion]]''.
A device known as the [[Game Boy Horror]], modeled after the Game Boy Color, appears in ''[[Luigi's Mansion]]''.
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|caption1=On '''Game Boy'''
|caption1=On Game Boy
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|caption2=On '''Game Boy Color''' and later handhelds
|caption2=On Game Boy Color and later handhelds
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Sometimes, the Game Boy Color can use an entirely different palette of colors. One such instance is ''[[Super Mario Land]]''.
Sometimes, the Game Boy Color can use an entirely different palette of colors. One such instance is ''[[Super Mario Land]]''.
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<gallery>
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GBC Group.jpg|Different colors of the Game Boy Color
GBC Group.jpg|Different colors of the Game Boy Color
GBC Boot Screen.gif|Boot screen.
GBC Boot Screen.gif|Boot screen
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</gallery>