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The Legend of Zelda - Link's Awakening (GB):
... Link collects an acorn, or piece of power, was absent. A neat touch in the game, and nice use of sound, comes from Link hitting the wall with his sword to detect whether it is hollow or not.
Controlling Link is such a satisfying experience, from combat to using an item to overcome a puzzle, however, a problem is that the B and A buttons for assigning items to are not enough, so there is much swapping to be done... Read the full review: A Nice And Colorful Dream by scream4bruce |
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Mario Tennis (GB) Gameboy Games / A sports game developed by Camelot Corp. and published by Nintendo. There's the exhibition mode where you can play either singles or doubles matches with one of the Mario characters. In the Mario Tour mode you are in a RPG-style setting where you must tra overall rating |
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Microsoft Puzzle Collection (GB) Gameboy Games / |
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Wings of Fury (GB) Gameboy Games / |
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Pokémon Gold and Silver (GB) Gameboy Games / A role playing game published by Nintendo and developed by Game Freak. overall rating |
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Deja Vu 1 & 2 (GB) Gameboy Games / Published by Kemco, this a two-in-one games package where you take the role of a private detective in prohibition era United Sates. They are done in a point and click format, and are for the Game Boy Colour. overall rating |
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Wario Land 3 (GB) Gameboy Games / Published and developed by Nintendo, Wario Land 3 is, strangely enough, the third in the Wario Land series. A run and jump platform adventure, there are twenty-five worlds to explore with 5 music boxes to discover in order to free Wario from his dreamworl overall rating |
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Tomb Raider (GB) Gameboy Games / "This is Game Boy Colour version of the classic game by Eidos featuring Lara Croft. Developed by Core Design Ltd and published by THQ, it's basically a side-scrolling, action-adventure, puzzle-solving game." overall rating |
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R-Type DX (GB) ... it does not help that the ship's collision parameters are questionable. While the occasional slowdown is forgiveable, enemy fire can often disappear because of sprite flickering issues, making one boss almost unplayable. GRR... Of the three control configurations the Auto 2 setting is able to cater fairly well for both rapid-fire and charging whilst keeping shield launching convenient. The game does bring a speed-up issue to the table though - none and the ship is perhaps a bit sluggish and one too many it becomes difficult to control - but you'll do well to have it down as food for thought. As ever in R-Type you learn the hard way that is, by dying you'll come to figu... Read the full review: A Different Type Of Bullet Hell by scream4bruce |
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Armorines (GB) ... B button (when held) allows for simultaneous strafing and firing. However, this locks movement (and thus fire) to the cardinal directions - such a restriction sure isn't ideal. When alternating between fire and smart-bomb - charged by double-pressing A - the controls feel as if they could do with tightening up. CHALLENGE The shooting elements in Armorine: Project S.W.A.R.M. are not that satisfying. Enemies don't recoil when being shot at, which gives the impression that the weapons are weak. Unfortunately, this seems to be enforced by the game opting for a range (to overcome enemy invulnerabilities), rather than increased firepower, meaning enemies late on take longer... Read the full review: Not Save From Cardinal Sin! by scream4bruce |
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WWF Betrayal (GB) ... repeats itself but each level looks nice. The action stays fairly clean with sprite flicker being slight amongst there being at most three enemies on screen at once. Audio-wise, the music is okay but the renditions of the wrestler themes are not great. Given the wrestling background, it's disappointing that there is no grappling, with moves being limited to punch, kick, drop-kick, and a signature move as finisher. To say the fights are one-dimensional is not far from the truth. Enemies are quick to trade blows but there is no real scope for approach play and the boss battles become an exercise in button mashing. Both enemy and player are suspect to being stunned, o... Read the full review: WWF Betrayal The Game Hits Rock Bottom by scream4bruce |
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