Most Popular Game Boy Games - Page 61
Z-Man
A bootleg port of Pac-Man for the ZX Spectrum. It would later be released as an official Pac-Man title.Pac-Man
NABU is an obscure computer system produced in 1983, most notable for featuring an early equivalent of internet connectivity. A port of Pac-Man (among numerous other games) is built-in to the computer itself.Tron
1982
Canyon Racer
2023
Sheila
1982
Bezoff
1982
Starship Chameleon
1982
Golden Wing
2018
Swarm
2024
Arcade Archives: Rainbow Islands
2024
Rainbow Islands is an action game released in 1987 by TAITO. A sequel to Bubble Bobble in which Bubby and Bobby, having returned to their human form, travel the Rainbow Islands using their rainbow magic to rescue the villagers from the clutches of the Boss of Shadow. Rainbows can be used in various ways, like attacking enemies or as platforms to jump on. This game includes the updated Rainbow Islands Extra, featuring altered difficulty etc.Flappy Bird
2014
Super Blox
1993
Super Blox
1993
SuperBlox is a shareware tetris clone with all the expected mechanics. The main difference this game does is that it has dynamic playing field, meaning specific blocks will at random points in the game will shift up or down in order to add more difficulty or randomness. Another element that is also added are the addition of bombs, which will be dropped rarely but will help out clear out blocks. The registered version of this game included full sound and music support (pc speakers only for shareware), support for joystick and mouse, and more.Crappy Game
2024
Crappy Game
2024
Crappy Game is a small independently developed multi-directional shooter action game, released on itch.io in 2024.Mosh Lift
2023
For the Birds VI
2021
Flappy Camel
2022
Miss It!
2009
Miss It!
2009
Miss It is a homebrew Atari 2600 game developed by Alan W. Smith and initially released online in 2009. The game went on to receive a limited cartridge release through Good Deal Games in 2011. Miss It was later included in the Atari Flashback series of plug-and-play consoles, starting with the Atari Flashback 5 in 2014, and most recently in the Atari Flashback X Deluxe in 2019. In Miss It, the player must move a black square to avoid touching colorful squares that bounce around the screen, the number of which increases over time. The longer the player manages to avoid contact, the higher the score they achieve. The left difficulty switch can toggle the functionality of the score counter, either to go up 1 point every second, or to only increase when the the player is moving.
