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DaveAshton Pokemon Blue and Red Versions (GB): ... is where the Pokemon franchise began. Pokemon Red, and its counterpart Pokemon Blue were released on October 5th 1999 in the UK, and it s fair to say they revolutionised modern handheld gaming. For those of you that don t know about the Pokemon franchise in general, I ve written another review on here covering the basics. Pokemon Red / Blue starts off with you beginning your journey as a pokemon trainer. Obvi...
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Gameboy Games - Pokemon Blue and Red Versions (GB) Pokemon Blue and Red Versions (GB)
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Alone in the Dark: The New Nightmare (GB) Alone in the Dark: The New Nightmare (GB)
Developer: Atari / Gameboy Games / Genre: Action - Even if you're not familiar with the title, you might guess that Alone in the Dark: The New Nightmare is a graphical adventure. In fact, it's the fourth part of a series and this Game Boy version gives you the chance to play it on the move.
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Gameboy Games - Madagascar (GB) Madagascar (GB)
Manufacturer: Activision / Gameboy Games / Genre: Action
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Bionic Commando (GB) Bionic Commando (GB)
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Gameboy Games - Wings of Fury (GB) Wings of Fury (GB)
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X-men Mutant Wars (GB) X-men Mutant Wars (GB)
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Gameboy Games - International Karate 2000 (GB) International Karate 2000 (GB)
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X-Men Mutant Academy (GB) X-Men Mutant Academy (GB)
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heekeer Pokemon Blue and Red Versions (GB)
... Blue is a role playing adventure developed by Nintendo for the Gameboy The story of Pokemon Blue follows your character who you can name as he starts his Pokemon journey, from his humble beginnings in Pallet Town as he journeys around the region of Kanto to collect all 8 of the Gym badges and defeat the Elite Four and become a Pokemon Master! It is a rather basic plotline but it suits the basic nature of the game well and it does keep you playing. Gameplay is done by exploring the world of Kanto, the game is linear and you usually have a set path to go down to advance the story. The world is diverse and is littered with towns, fields, caves and more for you to ...
Read the full review: Catch them all! by heekeer
Grave-Joy Pokemon Blue and Red Versions (GB)
... everyone pretty much knows what Pokémon are, even if they do not know of the games they have seen an episode of the TV show, played with the cards or at least seen some merchandise. What is now a huge cash cow was once something new and interesting. Originally getting sent the game around the time it was released in the states by a friend I had no idea what Pokémon was. Still since it was a gift I gave it a go and became addicted fast. The game itself mixes the standard turn based role-playing game with a collectable card game feel. Not only does the mixture work well but it is also a great RPG for players of all ages and experience levels and a highly addictive o...
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DavidG91 Pokemon Blue and Red Versions (GB)
... games were the start of something amazing. Pokemon Red and Blue revolusionized the Game Boy. Pokemon Red and Blue were released in the US in 1998 and a year later in Europe. This was some time after Pokemon Red and Green were released in Japan in 1996. Designed by Satoshi Tajiri and develped by Game Freak, the game would go on to sell billions of copies and later become the best selling RPG game on the Game Boy and the best selling RPG game of all time. The reason for this is simple, the game is pure genius. The world in which you could roam around in was massive for a Game Boy game, and the lasting value was massive. What kid wouldn t want to become "A Pokem...
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