of games Ball Flagman Vermin Judge Helmet Chef Donkey Kong Jr. Mario's Cement Factory Manhole Clones and unofficial ports In the Soviet Union, clones of some wide-screen console games appeared by mid-1980s; they were sold under the universal Elektronika brand. The choice of titles included Octopus (renamed Mysteries of the Ocean), Chef (renamed Merry Cook), Egg (renamed Nu, pogodi! with the Wolf resembling the main character from the animated series), slightly different variants of Egg named Hunt (featuring a hunter firing at ducks) and Explorers from Space (featuring a space ship being fired upon), and many others. Before the Game & Watch Gallery series, the G&W Mario Bros. game was the only game ported onto a different system. In this case, it had been unofficially ported over to the Commodore 64 system. Since the arcade game Mario Bros. had also been ported over to the same system, the similarly titled Game & Watch version had to be rebranded as a sequel, entitled Mario Bros. II. Programmers have also unofficially ported G&W games to many platforms, most notably Microsoft Windows, mobile phones, web browsers (usually through Adobe Flash Player), and others. See also List of Game & Watch games Notes References Game Boy games Nintendo Research & Development 1 games Nintendo video game compilations Video game remakes