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Game Pak refers to video game cartridges produced by Nintendo for one of the following systems:

Nintendo Entertainment System (NES-GP)
Game Boy (DMG-09)
Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNS-006 in Usa/ SHVC-006 in Japan/ SNSP-006 in Europe)
Virtual Boy (VUE-006)
Nintendo 64 (NUS-006)
Game Boy Color (CGB-002)
Game Boy Advance (AGB-002)
Pokémon mini (MIN-002)

The usage of the term "Game Pak" ended with the Game Boy Advance and Pokémon mini. The Nintendo DS uses the term "Game Card" instead, and the Nintendo GameCube and Wii use an optical disc format.

v • d • e Nintendo video game hardware

Consoles	Color TV Game · NES (Disk System · NES-101 model · Nintendo M82) · Super NES (Super Game Boy · Satellaview) · Virtual Boy · Nintendo 64 (64DD) · GameCube (Game Boy Player · Panasonic Q) · iQue Player · Wii (Virtual Console · WiiWare)

Handhelds	Game & Watch · Game Boy (Pocket · Light) · Game Boy Color · Pokémon Pikachu · Pokémon mini · Game Boy Advance (SP · Micro) · Nintendo DS (Lite · DSi · DSi LL/XL)

Arcade	Early arcade games · Vs. System · PlayChoice-10 · Nintendo Super System · Triforce

Peripherals	Data Recorder · DK Bongos · e-Reader · Famicom Four-way Adaptor · Game Boy Camera · Game Boy Printer · NES Advantage · NES Four Score · NES Max · NES Satellite · NES Zapper · Nintendo 64 controller (accessories) · Nintendo GameCube controller · Nintendo Power · Power Glove · Power Pad · R.O.B. · Rumble Pak · SNES Mouse · SNES Multitap · Super Scope · U-Force · WaveBird · Wii Balance Board · Classic Controller · Wii Remote (Wii MotionPlus · Third-party accessories) · Wii Speak · Wii Zapper

Technology	Game Paks · Nintendo optical disc

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