Gameboy 4-in-1
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| Developer(s) | Delichanicho and Mario Gamer |
| Announce Date | March 26 2005 |
| Release Date | 2007 |
| Genre | Mini-Game |
| Players | 1 |
| Input | Standard keyboard |
| Medium | The Games Factory, Multimedia Fusion |
| Platform | Windows |
| Status | In Production |
Gameboy 4-in-1 is the sequal to, you guessed it, Gameboy 3-in-1.
Contents
Story
Mario travels to a long lost pyramid to discover the treasure of the great god GAEMBOIPAYER. Upon discovering a dusty old Gameboy, Mario settles down to play it.
Production
Production begins
In May 2005 Mario Gamer, having just played Gameboy 3-in-1, contacted Delichanicho for a sequal. He was all for it and production started right away. The game was split in half and Delichanicho took two mini-games while Mario Gamer tackled everything else.
Shortly after pitching the idea to Delichanicho production started right away. Mario Gamer was at a dry spot with Mario Kart: Beanbean Circuit and figured it would be done soon anyway. The team divided the project right down the middle. Within a few weeks Delichanicho finished his first mini-game and Mario Gamer started work on his as well.
Production slows
In July 2005, production almost completely stopped. Mario Gamer had resumed work on Mario Kart: Beanbean Circuit and Delichanicho had life catch up with him. By August Delichanicho finished his second game and left most of the rest up to Mario Gamer. Mario Gamer, never happy with one project has been switching between the games ever since.
Production picks up again
As of March, production was picked up on the game again with release having a "Very, very good" chance of happening this time.
Gameplay
Games
The fallowing games are featured in Gameboy 4-in-1.
- Shark Surprise
- Palamedes
- Snifit Shakeup
- Shell Shocked
Other Improvements
Gameboy 4-in-1 will also feature a story line, in-game instructions, cut scenes, high scores, interviews, and credits.
