Nintendo - Game & Watch - Wide Screen - Chef (FP-24) - Handheld game console





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Nintendo Game & Watch - Wide Screen, Chef (FP-24), manufactured in 1981; in good condition and in working order with sound and gameplay functioning, batteries included.
Description from the seller
■ Condition: Good
The game works properly, with both sound and gameplay functions operating normally. Batteries are included, so it is ready to play.
The polarizing film and reflector have been replaced, resulting in improved visibility. The screen is clear and easy to see.
The front metal panel shows discoloration and color fading. Please take into account that this game console was manufactured over 40 years ago.
■ Detailed Condition
- Display: Clear and easy to see, with sharp graphics. There is a very faint, small area of LCD bleed, but it
does not affect gameplay at all. The polarizing film and reflector have been replaced.
- Controls: All buttons respond properly, and gameplay functions without issues.
- Sound: Working normally.
- Front metal panel: Discoloration and color fading are present.
- Serial number: Difficult to read, but still legible.
- Battery cover: Original. Original. It fits, but is slightly loose.
- Battery compartment: Clean, with no corrosion.
- Stand: No damage; functions properly.
- Accessories: The original box and instruction manual are not included.
Please refer to the photos for further details.
■ About Chef (FP-24)
Chef (FP-24) was released by Nintendo in 1981 as part of the Game & Watch Wide Screen series.
In the game, the player moves a chef left and right to flip food into the air with a frying pan, keeping it from falling to the floor. The simple controls become increasingly challenging as the food moves faster.
With its lively kitchen theme and classic single-screen design, Chef is a charming example of Nintendo’s early Game & Watch games.
Please note that while the photographs have been taken as accurately as possible, the actual item may appear slightly different in color due to lighting conditions or screen settings.
Import duties, taxes, and fees are not included in the product price or shipping cost. These charges are the responsibility of the purchaser. Customs or your local delivery company may contact you by phone or email for clearance procedures. Please ensure that you are able to respond.
If you are unable to do so, the package may be returned, and reshipping will require additional time and cost.
Thank you for your cooperation.
■ Condition: Good
The game works properly, with both sound and gameplay functions operating normally. Batteries are included, so it is ready to play.
The polarizing film and reflector have been replaced, resulting in improved visibility. The screen is clear and easy to see.
The front metal panel shows discoloration and color fading. Please take into account that this game console was manufactured over 40 years ago.
■ Detailed Condition
- Display: Clear and easy to see, with sharp graphics. There is a very faint, small area of LCD bleed, but it
does not affect gameplay at all. The polarizing film and reflector have been replaced.
- Controls: All buttons respond properly, and gameplay functions without issues.
- Sound: Working normally.
- Front metal panel: Discoloration and color fading are present.
- Serial number: Difficult to read, but still legible.
- Battery cover: Original. Original. It fits, but is slightly loose.
- Battery compartment: Clean, with no corrosion.
- Stand: No damage; functions properly.
- Accessories: The original box and instruction manual are not included.
Please refer to the photos for further details.
■ About Chef (FP-24)
Chef (FP-24) was released by Nintendo in 1981 as part of the Game & Watch Wide Screen series.
In the game, the player moves a chef left and right to flip food into the air with a frying pan, keeping it from falling to the floor. The simple controls become increasingly challenging as the food moves faster.
With its lively kitchen theme and classic single-screen design, Chef is a charming example of Nintendo’s early Game & Watch games.
Please note that while the photographs have been taken as accurately as possible, the actual item may appear slightly different in color due to lighting conditions or screen settings.
Import duties, taxes, and fees are not included in the product price or shipping cost. These charges are the responsibility of the purchaser. Customs or your local delivery company may contact you by phone or email for clearance procedures. Please ensure that you are able to respond.
If you are unable to do so, the package may be returned, and reshipping will require additional time and cost.
Thank you for your cooperation.

