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... got my first game boy when I was very young. i remember being really excitied about getting it, as it was the first type of computer I d ever own myself. At the time, it was state of the art, top of the range technology. It s weird to look back now and think how popular they really were. I don t think there was a single child in my class who did have one or who didn t have a brother or sister who had one! they were... Read the full review: An old classic by Grace100 |
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Top Ranking Tennis (GB) Manufacturer: Nintendo / Gameboy Games / Genre: Sports overall rating |
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Solar Striker (GB) Manufacturer: Nintendo / Gameboy Games / Genre: Shooter overall rating |
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Tennis (GB) Manufacturer: Nintendo / Gameboy Games / Genre: Sports / Release Date: 1989 overall rating |
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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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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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Super Mario Land (GB) Manufacturer: Nintendo / Gameboy Games / Genre: Adventure / Classic Mario platform action game / Save the princess / Collect coins / Travel through multiple levels. - Mario's back for his best adventure yet! Ancient ruins, giant crabs, Koopa Troopas, flying stone heads and hungry sharks await you in this ... overall rating |
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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. Obviously, the first thing you need as a trainer is an actual pokemon to train, so your first destination is the laboratory belonging to Professor Oak (basically, a kind of Dr Dolittle character, but without the actual talking to animals bit) , conveniently locate... Read the full review: Pokemon Red / Blue are where it all started. Can you catch 'em all? by DaveAshton |
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Pokémon Gold and Silver (GB) ... Gold introduced the second generation of Pokémon to the world - adding 100 new monsters to the roster. It expands on the RPG elements of the original series and introduces many new features. This game is massive. In all other Pokémon games, there are only 8 gym leaders and you re exploring 1 region. In Gold, you can battle 16 gym leaders and explore both the Johto and Kanto regions. In terms of gameplay time you could be busy for well over 40 hours or far more. Gold also introduces breeding - mating 2 Pokémon of the opposite gender to create an egg which hatches into a baby. This is a method to give Pokémon new rare moves or to create a new Pokémon entirely. For... Read the full review: Pokémon 2.0! by randomreviews |
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Pokemon Yellow - Special Pikachu Edition (GB) ... Yellow was my first Pokémon game. At first I wasn t interested in the series but as an RPG fan and the fact that people were overly obsessed with it as a kid in the 90s, it wasn t long until I took interest. Pokémon Yellow improves upon Red and Blue by giving you a new popular starter - Pikachu. Its the birth of the happiness system. Pikachu s mood changes based on how you treat him. Healing him and so on makes him happy and he has different reactions based on where you are. The game prohibits you from evolving it though unless its traded elsewhere. One cool feature is how they allow you to also collect the 3 starters in game whereas in previous versions you can... Read the full review: One of the best RPGs on Gameboy. by randomreviews |
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