The Pokémon Game Music Collection is a dedicated audio player styled like a miniature Game Boy, not a console described as playing games. Its 45 interchangeable cartridges play music and sound effects from the original Pokémon Red and Pokémon Blue. The Japanese listing calls it Pokémon Red & Green GAME MUSIC COLLECTION with GAME BOY-style player; internationally, it is the Pokémon Red & Pokémon Blue Game Music Collection: Game Boy Jukebox.
What the Pokémon Game Music Collection does
Insert one of the 45 included cartridges into the small player to hear a song or sound effect associated with the original games. The Pokémon Company International describes it as an audio player for an audio journey through Pokémon Red and Pokémon Blue. Official product materials present it as an audio collectible, not as a playable Game Boy console.
The player is styled as a miniature Game Boy. The Japanese product page describes it as about one-third scale and lists the body dimensions as 5.20 × 8.55 × 1.85 cm; the height and depth increase slightly when the power switch is included. The Japanese listing gives the package weight as 680 g and says the box contains the collection box, player and 45 cartridges.
Price and availability by region
| Region | Official name | Displayed price | Availability information |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japan | Pokémon Red & Green GAME MUSIC COLLECTION with GAME BOY-style player | ¥9,900, including tax | The consulted official product page says sales have ended; it also notes limited quantities and that dates and price may change. |
| United States | Pokémon Red & Pokémon Blue Game Music Collection: Game Boy Jukebox | $69.99 | The official Pokémon Center search listing displays this price, but the listing alone does not confirm stock or shipping availability. |
These are regional listings, not a universal price. Pokémon’s international announcement said to look for the Game Boy Jukebox at Pokémon Center. Check the official retailer page for your region to confirm the current price, stock and shipping options before ordering.
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How to get one
- Check the official retailer for your region. In Japan, look for the product under its Red & Green name; in the United States, search Pokémon Center for “Game Boy Jukebox” or its full Red & Blue collection name.
- Verify that the listing is current and in stock. The Japanese product page consulted says sales have ended, while the U.S. search listing does not establish current stock or shipping availability.
- Confirm the total before purchase. Prices and availability can change, and the regional displayed prices above should not be assumed to apply elsewhere.
Batteries and listening details
The Japanese product specifications call for three LR44 alkaline button batteries and say test batteries are included. That listing also states the player has no headphone jack and no volume control. These details are from the Japanese listing; check the product information attached to the listing available in your region for any regional differences.
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Official product sources
- Pokémon Center Japan product page — Japanese name, specifications, price and sales status.
- Pokémon Center U.S. search listing — listing displaying the U.S. price.
- The Pokémon Company International Pokémon Day 2026 announcement — international name and description of the 45-cartridge audio player.
Product prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on Amazon at the time of purchase will apply.
