6 PHOTOGRAPHS
Overview
This Game & Watch title was part of its respective series and represents an important chapter in the history of portable gaming. Each Game & Watch unit could play a single game, displayed the time through the LCD screen, and was powered by compact watch batteries.
Gameplay
The player uses directional buttons to control an on-screen character through a series of challenges. The difficulty increases as the score rises, with faster speeds and more complex patterns emerging at higher levels. Game A serves as the standard mode, while Game B begins at a higher difficulty.
Legacy & Significance
This title contributed to the global success of the Game & Watch brand, which sold over 43 million units worldwide and directly inspired the portable gaming industry as we know it today.
Specifications
Model No.OP-51
SeriesMulti Screen
Released26 May 1982
DeveloperNintendo R&D1
SalesUnknown
Players1
Game ModesGame A, Game B
DisplayLCD
> GAME: OIL PANIC
> MODEL: OP-51
> SERIES: MULTI SCREEN
> RELEASE: 26 MAY 1982
> STATUS: IN_COLLECTION_
> MODEL: OP-51
> SERIES: MULTI SCREEN
> RELEASE: 26 MAY 1982
> STATUS: IN_COLLECTION_