Perfect Dark will open up four additional cheats when the Game Boy cart is detected. Essentially, you can level up your Game Boy character in full 3D on the N64, although you're not actually playing the Game Boy ROM. It is just as complete as the interaction seen in Pokemon. Mario Tennis allows you to tranfer data to and from the N64 and Color Game Boy carts. Pokemon Stadium 2 will interact with those, in addition to working with Gold, Silver, and Crystal. Pokemon Blue, Red, and Yellow will interact in many ways with Pokemon Stadium 1. The Transfer Pak works with several other titles: Another version is required to play GBA games, and I believe that version is backwards compatible with the older titles. Other than that, I believe it plays anything up to Color Game Boy. I'm sure Wideboy does have some compatibility limits like Galaga, DK '94 and Burai Fighter Deluxe. WideBoy isn't cheap-the original cost was around $1500.
I've read that some of these were sold to different publishers like IGN to allow them to do reviews for upcoming GB and GBA games. The second is through the use of a development tool called WideBoy 64. Sadly, you're limited to half a dozen different titles this way, and it's really not worth the effort of hooking it all up, IMO. The Pokemon Stadium carts released in the USA (and probably 2 and 3 in Japan) are capable of playing several Game Boy Pokemon titles via the Transfer Pak. First, and simplest, is the use of Pokemon.
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