Game Boy Printer Paper
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A roll of the American Game Boy Printer paper came in red, blue, yellow and white, and had a width of 3.8 cm. A typical roll had 390–400 cm of length. When a picture printed from the Game Boy Camera, it would print with a .5 cm margin above and below the picture and print the picture at a 2.3 cm height. This would give the total of 3.3 cm height per picture. The Game Boy Printer paper refills boasted up to 180 pictures per roll. With the math the typical roll could only take 118 pictures. The paper is now hard to find; it could be substituted with a 1.5-inch-wide (38 mm) thermal paper without repercussions on the printer.
Pokémon Red has a glitch where it will print a picture of the "Pokémon" logo but off center. Pokémon Pinball has a glitch to where it will only print the RED high scores.
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