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	[[File:keychaingame.jpg\|thumb\|150px\|right\|The ''Super Mario Bros.~~'' '~~''Mini Classic~~'''.~~]]		[[File:keychaingame.jpg\|thumb\|150px\|right\|The ''Super Mario Bros.'' Mini Classic]]
	The '''Mini Classics''' are a series of ''[[Game & Watch]]'' ports released in 1998. They are smaller than the originals and have keychains, increasing their portability. Additionally, the Mini Classics can also serve as a clock. The games are identical to their original (Game & Watch) versions. Their appearance is that of a small Game Boy Pocket, only missing the Start, Select and B buttons and the cartridge slot. They have also a stand but it is missing in the dual-screen Mini Classics such as ''Donkey Kong''.		The '''Mini Classics''' are a series of ''[[Game & Watch]]'' ports released in 1998. They are smaller than the originals and have keychains, increasing their portability. Additionally, the Mini Classics can also serve as a clock. The games are identical to their original (Game & Watch) versions. Their appearance is that of a small Game Boy Pocket, only missing the Start, Select and B buttons and the cartridge slot. They have also a stand but it is missing in the dual-screen Mini Classics such as ''Donkey Kong''.