THE ULTIMATE ACTION PUZZLE GAME Tetris is the greatest action puzzle game and perhaps one of the greatest games of all time. Although it came out around thirty years ago, I never had a chance to review it as stores … Continue reading Tetris Game Boy Review
Two years after Double Dragon was ported from the arcade to the NES, it came to the Game Boy. For those that don’t know, Double Dragon is a classic brawling beat’em up that has you playing as Billy Lee fighting … Continue reading Double Dragon Game Boy Review
Yoshi got a game of his own and it fits into whatever genre Tetris does. Please note this is not Yoshi’s Cookie, that’s a different game entirely. It’s strange that Nintendo decided to have a few similar Yoshi games prior … Continue reading Yoshi Game Boy Review
This is the first WWF Game Boy game, the graphics are good for the Game Boy, but there isn’t really too much to it. Hulk Hogan, Randy Savage, the Ultimate Warrior, Ted Dibiase and Mr. Perfect are all here, but with the same moves. Five wrestlers, only 1 vs 1 matches make for a very short game. There is out of the ring action if you push select at the right time, but mostly its kicks, punches, stomps, running elbow drops, slams and suplexes. No finishers, but each wrestler has a generic special move. The other WWF games for Game … Continue reading WWF: Superstars Game Boy Review
Veediots is a platform game starring Ren & Stimpy (they were drawn by the same people that do Sponge Bob)! Each area has a unique theme, but it goes by pretty quick. Quick is a good thing in this case, because there are no passwords or game saves. The first level stars Ren as a rat as he evades Stimpy (a cat). Easy enough, then it switches themes to Stimpy’s lab. Six levels of it, and there are more puzzle elements to this which makes it a nice change of pace. Flip switches, open doors, use blow torches to melt … Continue reading Ren & Stimpy: Veediots Game Boy Review
Marble Madness will always be a legendary for how unique and short it is and this is just the portable version if it. For those new, Mable Madness is a unique take on a “race to the finish,” because you … Continue reading Marble Madness Game Boy Review
For those who don’t know this is a portable platforming Mario game for Gameboy. Simple controls, A to jump, B to run or use fireballs and the directional pad to duck and move. This feels like a mix and sequel to Super Mario World in terms of look and gameplay. They did a lot with the gameboy’s limitations. This is an amazing game by any standard let alone the original tiny, hard to see Super Mario Land for Gameboy. This game offers bigger, detailed graphics, new enemies, new moves, new power ups (like the flying carrot), and a whole new … Continue reading Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins Game Boy Review
For those uninitiated, the Final Fantasy series are role playing games with an overhead perspective and turn based combat against random enemy encounters. In the Game Boy iteration, you’ll do similar things to the NES version such as visit towns, … Continue reading Final Fantasy Legend Game Boy Review
The original Final Fantasy Legend was a good RPG, both for the Game Boy and in general. It had a few flaws and some big challenges, but the sequel Final Fantasy Legend 2 streamlines out the bad. There is … Continue reading Final Fantasy Legend 2 Game Boy Review
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Fall of the Foot Clan is a great 2D side scrolling action game with nice big graphics for Game Boy. Like most 2D platformers, you’ve got a jump and an attack button. All of the turtles … Continue reading Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Fall of the Foot Clan Game Boy Review in 2001
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