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** ''Donkey Kong'' – Orange and gray (Area 1), red and green (Area 2), green and dark blue (Area 3) for Modern version; green and black for Classic version | ** ''Donkey Kong'' – Orange and gray (Area 1), red and green (Area 2), green and dark blue (Area 3) for Modern version; green and black for Classic version | ||
** ''Ball'' – Dark blue and white ([[Yoshi]] variant), orange and black ([[Mario]] variant), orange and blue ([[Wario]] variant), blue and yellow ([[Bowser|King Koopa]] variant); orange and black for Classic version | ** ''Ball'' – Dark blue and white ([[Yoshi]] variant), orange and black ([[Mario]] variant), orange and blue ([[Wario]] variant), blue and yellow ([[Bowser|King Koopa]] variant); orange and black for Classic version | ||
*This was the first handheld game featuring ''Super Mario'' characters that had its North American manual printed in full color. The manuals for Nintendo-published games on the Game Boy prior to fall 1998 were printed using {{wp|RG color space|two-tone}} {{wp|spot color}} palettes, using black and red inks for all games released through 1995, and black and white with green, blue | *This was the first handheld game featuring ''Super Mario'' characters that had its North American manual printed in full color. The manuals for Nintendo-published games on the Game Boy prior to fall 1998 were printed using {{wp|RG color space|two-tone}} {{wp|spot color}} palettes, using black and red inks for all games released through 1995, and black and white with green, blue or purple used for the background and selected other elements from 1996 to 1998. | ||
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