Most Popular Game Boy Color Games - Page 31
Tootuff
2001
Tootuff
2001
Unbelievable!.. Nadia's totally-mega photo is in a thousand pieces... The treasure hunt is on! Hurry to join Tootuff and his friends and find out just who is the King of the Playground!Oide Rascal
2001
Super BomBliss DX
1999
Super BomBliss DX
1999
Super Bombliss DX is a colorized remaster of Tetris Blast. It is a Japanese-exclusive and contains all the features of Blast, with the addition of a Puzzle mode. It features a different soundtrack and revises the appearance of the enemies in "Battle" mode.Blade
2000
Blade
2000
The game follows the adventure of Blade with help of his mentor and friend Abraham Whistler. Reviews were mixed, with criticism of the graphics, camera, controls, voice acting, and that the game "failed to capture the spirit" of the movie.Mission: Impossible
2000
Army Men
2000
Army Men
2000
Army Men for Game Boy Color is the first handheld entry in the series. It is an adaptation of the first entry for PCs, with several of the original's levels being adapted for simpler gameplay. Players control green plastic soldier Sarge in combat against the tan army. The game consists of 27 missions spread out over 2 campaigns (Desert and Arctic, two out of the original game's three), each made up of three maps with four to five missions per map. While the maps are rough approximations of the original game's, all mission objectives are completely different. A boot camp mode that explains the controls is also available.Portal Runner
2001
RoboCop
2001
RoboCop
2001
OCP Technologies has developed an organic and mechanical hybrid supercomputer which they've named "The Mind". Unknown to the scientists however, The Mind has secretly been infiltrating computer networks around the world. When the project is finally deemed complete, OCP puts The Mind in control of the security systems of Delta City. At the same time, a gang war erupts in the city and several laboratories are broken into and looted. The police recieve a lead on a gang leader named "Nexx" who may be involved and assign RoboCop, a cyborg law enforcement officer, to bring him in.Titus the Fox
2000
Frogger 2
2000
Frogger 2
2000
Frogger 2 is an extension of the original Frogger, making the levels containing the usual highways and rivers vertically scrolling, with limited side scrolling. Along the way from the bottom to the top of the level, you can collect gems and extra lives, and each level usually has one or more restart points. Along the way, your frog encounters and older, wiser frog called Tadius, who offers advice on strategy.Lode Runner: Domdom Dan no Yabou!
2000
Load runner becomes GBC compatible software. "Dom Dom" is an organization that plans to make a lot of money by selling many animals living on the earth, especially animals that are few in number and are likely to become extinct. The purpose is to get on the hideouts scattered all over the place and rescue the captive animals. Clear the stage with a lot of changes in the base, all 50 sides + α. The ending will change depending on the breeding situation of the animal. With the edit function installed, you can create your own origin stage, and of course you can exchange it with your friends using the communication function.Tokimeki Memorial Pocket Sports Version: Koutei no Photograph
1999
In 1999 Tokimeki Memorial was ported again to the Game Boy Color in two versions, Tokimeki Memorial Sports Version: Kotei no Photograph and Tokimeki Memorial Culture Version: Komorebi no Melody, dividing 10 of the characters between the two games and adding three new winnable characters, Patricia McGrath, Naomi Munakata, and Kyoko Izumi. The Game Boy Color versions also featured a Beatmania mini-game, compatibility with the Super Game Boy, a screen saver mode, and a two-player versus minigame. The game received a sequel the same year.Tokimeki Memorial Pocket Culture Version: Komorebi no Melody
1999
In 1999 Tokimeki Memorial was ported again to the Game Boy Color in two versions, Tokimeki Memorial Sports Version: Kotei no Photograph and Tokimeki Memorial Culture Version: Komorebi no Melody, dividing 10 of the characters between the two games and adding three new winnable characters, Patricia McGrath, Naomi Munakata, and Kyoko Izumi. The Game Boy Color versions also featured a Beatmania mini-game, compatibility with the Super Game Boy, a screen saver mode, and a two-player versus minigame. The game received a sequel the same year.
