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| <game id="46335" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./10-Pin Bowling.gbc</path> | |
| <name>10-Pin Bowling (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>10-PIN BOWLING brings you all the fun of bowling in miniature form on your Game Boy Color. Play by yourself or with a friend in 10 frames of simple straight-up bowling action. Challenge your friend to see who's better or challenge your own scores to see if you can beat them. Aim carefully and apply the right amount of strength and you'll be racking up strikes in no time. This cartridge also uses the Rumble technology so you can feel every strike and spare in the alley. 10-PIN BOWLING features everything but the stinky shoe rentals. Will you rule the lane, or will you just be another gutter ball?</desc> | |
| <image>./images/10-Pin Bowling-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19990801T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Morning Star Multimedia</developer> | |
| <publisher>Majesco Games</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports / Sports / Bowling</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/10-Pin Bowling-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/10-Pin Bowling-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3610" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./3-D Ultra Pinball - Thrillride.gbc</path> | |
| <name>3-D Ultra Pinball - Thrillride (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>All the bells, whistles, and sirens of the pinball games of yesteryear come to the portable system with 3D ULTRA PINBALL: Thrill Ride. This colorful title takes all the fast action of pinball and combines it with features that only a videogame can provide. The full-sized table features multiple screens of action, with all of the staples of pinball intact. Bumpers, ramps, stoppers, and flippers litter the table, along with a variety of special bonus chutes that will take you to one of several special pinball challenges. 3D ULTRA PINBALL is highlighted by brightly colored graphics, with excellent detail on the board and its various parts. The game also features realistic ball physics and gameplay elements, so don?t bump too hard or you?ll get a &quot;TILT&quot;! 3D ULTRA PINBALL: Thrill Ride will test your skills and push your reflexes to their limits.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/3-D Ultra Pinball - Thrillride-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate>20010202T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Left Field Productions</developer> | |
| <publisher>Sierra</publisher> | |
| <genre>Pinball</genre> | |
| <players>4</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/3-D Ultra Pinball - Thrillride-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/3-D Ultra Pinball - Thrillride-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36847" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./1942.gbc</path> | |
| <name>1942 (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>A conversion of the arcade game, 1942 is a vertically scrolling shooter for one or two players. The year is 1942, and you are a daring fighter pilot &quot;Super Ace&quot;. You begin and end each of the numerous levels on an aircraft carrier and then fly your plane into battle against the enemy over both sea and land. After destroying certain plane formations you can collect several different power ups to increase your fire power and chances of survival.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/1942-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.55</rating> | |
| <releasedate>20000501T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Capcom</developer> | |
| <publisher>Capcom</publisher> | |
| <genre>Shoot'em up / Vertical / Shoot'em Up / Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/1942-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/1942-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36846" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./007 - The World Is Not Enough.gbc</path> | |
| <name>007 - The World Is Not Enough (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>It seems that an MI-6 agent has been killed just before delivering a report from the Russian Atomic Energy Department. As James Bond (yes, the James Bond), you're going to need your license to kill in order to find out who killed him, and return some stolen money to the King. Based on the 1999 Bond film of the same title, 007: The World Is Not Enough spans 14 levels, each with several objectives. Using all of the weapons and gadgetry you can get your hands on, you'll be challenged to upend a terrorist attack, free hostages from a train station, and much more. To help you in your endeavors, you'll have access to a bomb disposal kit, digital camera, covert modem, grapple hook watch, night vision glasses, and about a dozen other items of the like. The game lets you pick your character, your environment, a range of weapons that will be in play, and a scenario. This adventure offers three different difficulty levels.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/007 - The World Is Not Enough-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>20010911T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>2n Productions</developer> | |
| <publisher>Electronic Arts</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/007 - The World Is Not Enough-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/007 - The World Is Not Enough-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="46337" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./3D Pocket Pool (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>3D Pocket Pool (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It,Nl)</name> | |
| <desc>3D Pocket Pool consists of various rule sets, all variations of typical billiards games. 3D Pocket Pool uses various monster like characters instead of normal human characters. In 3D Pocket Pool there are four different modes of play: Practice, Tournament, Two-Player and Killer</desc> | |
| <image>./images/3D Pocket Pool (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate>20010330T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Aardvark Software</developer> | |
| <publisher>Virgin</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports / Pool / Sports</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/3D Pocket Pool (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="46495" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./4-in-1 Fun Pak.gb</path> | |
| <name>4-in-1 Fun Pak (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>4-in-1 Fun Pak combines four board games to play against the CPU or a fellow gamer. The include titles are Chess, Checkers, Reversi and Backgammon. Each game features a number of different difficulty settings (1 being the easiest, 6 being the hardest), with simple black and white visuals and a challenging CPU opponent to take on. Multiplayer is available, either using the same Game Boy between two players or using the system link option to play with two Game Boys.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/4-in-1 Fun Pak-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19920101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Beam Software Pty., Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Interplay Productions, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Various / Board game</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/4-in-1 Fun Pak-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/4-in-1 Fun Pak-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="59620" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./4-in-1 Funpak - Volume II.gb</path> | |
| <name>4-in-1 Fun Pak Volume II (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Now you can have four of the most popular board games of all time on your GAME BOY... all together in one fun-filled package! Sargon Chess... Checkers... Backgammon... Reversi... any time, any place. Interplay's 4-in-1 Fun Pak is the perfect opponent, at home or on the road. All four games can be played solo, face-to-face, or via GAME BOY's GAME LINK. So, whenever you're looking for tough competition, just turn on your GAME BOY and take your best shot.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/4-in-1 Funpak - Volume II-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19920901T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Beam Software</developer> | |
| <publisher>Interplay</publisher> | |
| <genre>Various / Board game</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/4-in-1 Funpak - Volume II-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/4-in-1 Funpak - Volume II-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36848" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./720.gbc</path> | |
| <name>720 Degrees (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>You're a skateboarder in Skate City, one of the largest skateparks ever built. Ollie off of ramps, grind on rails, and swerve past pedestrians as you bust out tricks. Visit skate shops scattered around the park to upgrade your gear and improve your skills. Participate in competitions to earn medals and cash to use in the shops. But, if you don't get to a competition in time, the infamous &quot;Skate Or Die&quot; message appears, and then you have to hurry!
</desc> | |
| <image>./images/720-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19990302T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Atari</developer> | |
| <publisher>Midway</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/720-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/720-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36849" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Action Man - Search for Base X.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Action Man - Search for Base X (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Alex &quot;Action Man&quot; Mann makes a stop over onto the Game Boy Color where once again he must stop the world from falling into the clutches of the evil Dr. X. The player takes control of Action Man as they travel through seven different levels ranging for jungles to the Arctic, battling an army of robots with a variety of weapons and battle suits in search of Base X and stop Dr. X from launching a terrifying new weapon that could very well bring an end to the world.

The gameplay is a standard side-scrolling action platformer where the player advances throughout the level, destroying enemies and avoiding pit falls. Along the way they can pick up more powerful guns as well as a bow and arrow and even different suits that can help them on their quest. Additionally, players can find these weapons and suits by taking different paths throughout the levels.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Action Man - Search for Base X-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Natsume Co., Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>THQ</publisher> | |
| <genre>Shooter / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Action Man - Search for Base X-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3254" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Adventure Island II - Aliens in Paradise.gb</path> | |
| <name>Adventure Island II - Aliens in Paradise (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Sequel to Adventure Island. In this game you have to save your cavegirl from aliens, who want to dominate the Earth. But even they are not the challengers for mighty you, who can hit his opponents with his hammer. Some of dinosaurs may help you so you are</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Adventure Island II - Aliens in Paradise-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19930202T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Hudson</developer> | |
| <publisher>Hudson</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Adventure Island II - Aliens in Paradise-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Adventure Island II - Aliens in Paradise-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3125" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Adventure Island.gb</path> | |
| <name>Adventure Island (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>The evil Witch Doctor has swiped Princess Leilani from Master Higgins' side, taking her to the South Pacific island known as Adventure Island. Although clearly inspired by Super Mario Bros., the game makes several changes to the standard formula that make</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Adventure Island-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19920202T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Hudson</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action / Platform</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Adventure Island-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Adventure Island-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3304" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Adventures of Lolo (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>Adventures of Lolo (Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>As Lolo, king of eden land, you have to puzzle your way through numerous screen-sized rooms. In each room, you have to collect all heart frames in order to open a treasure chest which contains the key to the exit. 

Different terrain types and enemies have to be avoided or used to your advantage to get all the heart frames. Some enemies don't hurt you at all, others only awaken once all heart frames are collected. Some shoot you as soon you cross their line of sight, then there are enemies that fall asleep and stay where they are once you touch them. 

Terrain types include grass that enemies cannot cross, sand that slows you down, but not the enemies, stones that cannot be crossed but also block enemy shots, trees that cannot be crossed but don not block enemy shots, water that can only be crossed with a bridge or an egg, arrows that cannot be crossed in the direction opposite that of which they are facing and others. 

Some heart frames give Lolo the ability to turn enemies into eggs and push them around like boxes. Eggs can be used to cross water, trap enemies or block their shots. In some levels, collecting two heart frames gives Lolo access to one of three items. These items are: A hammer that crushes stones, a bridge that can be used to cross water and an arrow that changes the direction an arrow tile is facing.

At the end of each level you receive a password.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Adventures of Lolo (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19950101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>HAL Laboratory</developer> | |
| <publisher>HAL Laboratory</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Adventures of Lolo (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Adventures of Lolo (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="59625" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Aero Star.gb</path> | |
| <name>Aerostar (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Aerostar is a top-down, vertically-scrolling shooter. The player controls an aircraft, but instead of going all across the screen, it can only stay on or fly over a preset road. However, it can ascend at the cost of disabling your weapons before descending back onto either another road or the one it was on before. Like most top-down shooters, there are power-up pods which provide an array of missiles, lasers, and guardian pods. In the end of each level there are extremely tough bosses. No storyline is provided.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Aero Star-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>1</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19910101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Vic Tokai Corporation</developer> | |
| <publisher>Sun Corporation of America</publisher> | |
| <genre>Shoot'em Up / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Aero Star-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Aero Star-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="46343" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Alfred's Adventure (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Alfred's Adventure (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It)</name> | |
| <desc>Alfred's Adventure is an Action game, developed by Mobius Entertainment and published by SCi, which was released in Europe in 2000.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Alfred's Adventure (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>20000101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Mobius Entertainment</developer> | |
| <publisher>Mobius - SCi</publisher> | |
| <genre>Adventure</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Alfred's Adventure (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82084" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Airforce Delta.gbc</path> | |
| <name>AirForce Delta (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>As a jet fighter pilot in a civil war, the player will take to the skies in a behind-the-plane view for ten missions with a selection of up to eight aircraft. 

To complete a mission, the player must destroy a certain number of enemy aircraft or ground targets then destroy a boss air or ground craft. Each mission will reward the player with money. When the player has beaten the boss, the money may then be used to purchase new planes and upgrades for those planes.
</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Airforce Delta-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>20001121T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Climax Group, The</developer> | |
| <publisher>Konami</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Airforce Delta-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Airforce Delta-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="59723" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Alfred Chicken.gb</path> | |
| <name>Alfred Chicken (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Alfred the chicken must rescue his friends and his bird (pardon the pun) Floella from the Meka Chickens. The result is a platform game across differently-themed levels, which are finished by either climbing to the top of the level or killing a boss. Bonus games and secret rooms have been included, and progression sometimes requires solving positional puzzles.

Alfred cannot fly, but he can use ramps to jump up and hit enemies with his bionic beak - this kills them, but any other contact will hurt Alfred. Watch out for spiked snails though. Other enemies include whales armed with guns, and stray bombs.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Alfred Chicken-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19940201T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Hookstone Productions</developer> | |
| <publisher>Mindscape</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action / Plateform / Run Jump Scrolling</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Alfred Chicken-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Alfred Chicken-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="59724" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Alien 3.gb</path> | |
| <name>Alien 3 (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>The ALIENS are fast, spit acid and are right behind you! The motion tracker is your only warning. No time to think, no time to catch your breath... RUN! Can't see very far ahead in these air ducts. Hard to breathe. Face-huggers can be anywhere. You have the firepower... blast the ALIENS with your machine gun, flame thrower and grenade launcher. You know what you have to do... rescue the trapped prisoners and end this nightmare! Just keep telling yourself, &quot;This isn't really happening. It's only a game!!!&quot;</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Alien 3-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.45</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19920101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Bits Studios</developer> | |
| <publisher>LJN Ltd.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Alien 3-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Alien 3-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="59725" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Alien Olympics 2044 AD (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>Alien Olympics (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Alien Olympics is a wacky combination of track & field games and retro-arcade games that you play as an alien. There are 8 unique alien characters that you can choose and compete against. Each alien has different strengths and weaknesses. For example, Mr. Mune (a caterpillar-like alien) has many legs enabling him be very good at shooting events but also makes it difficult for him in racing events.

You can either compete against a friend by sharing the keyboard or against the computer. There are a total of 15 different events to compete in and you have the choice of tackling a selected few, or going through the whole series. You also have the option of practicing first to get the hang of things.

The 15 events are:

1. 50 Qrbit Dash (Racing)
2. Laser Leaping (Hurdling)
3. The Big Bounce (Long jump)
4. Laser Skeet I (Shooting Targets)
5. 200 Qbit Splurge (Racing)
6. Lunge Leap Splat (Triple jump)
7. Toxophilly (Archery)
8. Flob Flop (Shot put)
9. Saber Launch (Javelin throw)
10. Survival (An arcade/pac-man-like game)
11. Alien Hurl (Another throwing game, but your alien is now the object to be thrown by a giant robot)
12. Laser Skeet II (Shooting Targets)
13. Jetpack Tag (Asteroids-like game)
14. Lizard Leap (Pole vault)
15. Wall Jumping (High jump)</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Alien Olympics 2044 AD (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Dark Technologies</developer> | |
| <publisher>Ocean</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Alien Olympics 2044 AD (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Alien Olympics 2044 AD (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3165" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Alien vs Predator - The Last of His Clan.gb</path> | |
| <name>Alien vs Predator - The Last of His Clan (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>In the year 2593, on the planet Alpha Centauri 3, Predators looking for a hunting ground plant Alien eggs. The Aliens soon hatch and wipe out the human population. However, when the Predators move in for the hunt, they find they are vastly outnumbered and suffer the same fate. Only one of them survives. He theorizes that among the hatched Aliens there was a queen that laid additional eggs, which would explain the huge number of Aliens. The last survivor sets out to destroy the queen and regain the honor of his clan.

The Predator must traverse several side-scrolling levels on his way to the queen, while destroying Aliens in all their forms - facehuggers hatched from eggs, chestburster aliens and fully grown warriors. Various weapons are available: the standard weapon are the wrist blades. Ammunition for the shoulder cannon, the cutting disks and bombs must be picked up. The bombs not only work as weapons but can also be used to destroy barriers. To avoid a fight altogether, the Predator can also use his invisibility system, which runs down the energy supply. To recharge it, energy powerups must be collected. Also hidden in the levels are keys that open up doors blocking the way into the next area. A small radar map helps in navigating the maze-like corridors and also displays approaching enemies.
</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Alien vs Predator - The Last of His Clan-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19931102T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Ask</developer> | |
| <publisher>Activision</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Alien vs Predator - The Last of His Clan-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Alien vs Predator - The Last of His Clan-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="46344" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Aliens - Thanatos Encounter.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Aliens - Thanatos Encounter (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Prepare for horror and fright beyond your wildest nightmares, as you step into the world of ALIENS: Thanatos Encounter. The terrifying creatures made famous by the popular ALIENS movies come to Game Boy Color in a totally new adventure. You play as one of five space marines who are sent to explore an abandoned freighter. Naturally, the situation is far worse than your squad expected the ship is completely infested with thousands of vicious aliens. In this single-player shooter, you'll make your way through the various sections of the ship in 12 missions. Discover the solution to the mystery of the aliens' reappearance through the cinematic cutscenes you'll see throughout the game. You can use a variety of alien-busting weapons like machine guns and flame-throwers to fend off the incoming horde and, if all else fails, turn tail and run as fast as you can! Battle a wide variety of different breeds of aliens, including some all-new hybrids.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Aliens - Thanatos Encounter-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Crawfish Interactive</developer> | |
| <publisher>THQ</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Aliens - Thanatos Encounter-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Aliens - Thanatos Encounter-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37030" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./All Star Tennis 2000 (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>All Star Tennis 2000 (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>All Star Tennis 2000 is a tennis game that brings the All Star Tennis series from the PlayStation and Nintendo 64 to the Game Boy Color.

The game allows you to play with tennis players such as Krajicek, Chang, Phillipousis and Novotna in various game modes: Tournament, Smash Tennis, Arcade, and Bomb Tennis. The last mode requires you to pay extra attention because bombs appear at each spot the ball bounces. These bombs explode after some seconds and will knock your player back. Arcade mode has you compete against all tennis players in succession. Smash Tennis allows you to play single matches, either with singles or doubles. You can play in eight different courts with different types of courts (grass, dirt, tarmac).

A two player mode is available with two Game Boy Colors and a Multi-Link Cable.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/All Star Tennis 2000 (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Smart Dog</developer> | |
| <publisher>Ubisoft</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/All Star Tennis 2000 (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/All Star Tennis 2000 (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36852" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./All-Star Baseball 2000.gbc</path> | |
| <name>All-Star Baseball 2000 (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Second in the All-Star Baseball series includes a wide range of improvements and new features over ASB '99.

* Motion captured technology allows for a realistic representation of player movements, swings, throws and catches.

* Improved roster management includes the ability to sign players from the minor league, as well as create new players with new stats to create.

* Play a 162 game inter-league season or the complete 1999 MLB scheduled season

And all 30 teams and their respective players, home stadiums, home and away jerseys and true to life player faces, sizes and play styles.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/All-Star Baseball 2000-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Realtime Associates Seattle Division</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/All-Star Baseball 2000-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/All-Star Baseball 2000-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37029" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./All-Star Baseball 2001.gbc</path> | |
| <name>All-Star Baseball 2001 (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>The last All-Star Baseball on the N64 once again includes some new features as well as improvements to previous play modes and options. For 2001, a new team is included, The Coopertown Legends, featuring a selection of some of the finest players to every grace the MLB, including Yogi Berra, Willie Stargell and Reggie Jackson.

Along with the legends team, you can choose from every player, team and stadium in the 2000 MLB season. Each player includes realistic facial expressions and looks, plus motion captured player movements, batting stances and reactions to key events during play.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/All-Star Baseball 2001-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Griptonite Games</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/All-Star Baseball 2001-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/All-Star Baseball 2001-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="59626" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./All-Star Baseball 99.gb</path> | |
| <name>All-Star Baseball 99 (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>The thrills and excitement of Major League Baseball has come to the Game Boy with ALL STAR BASEBALL 99. Thanks to an MLBPLA license, all of your favorite teams and players have been included. Get into the swing of things with the Batting Practice mode, and when you are ready for some action try to win a single game in the Exhibition mode, or try to win the World Series by leading a team through the ups and downs of a Season. In either mode, you can handle all of the fielding duties yourself, or pass the responsibility on to the computer. Get ready to test your hardball skills with ALL STAR BASEBALL 99.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/All-Star Baseball 99-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19980501T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Realtime Associates</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/All-Star Baseball 99-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/All-Star Baseball 99-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3200" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Alleyway.gb</path> | |
| <name>Alleyway (World)</name> | |
| <desc>A basic breakout clone. As Mario, the player must control a &quot;podship&quot; and deflect the ball towards the mass of blocks. Hitting a block will either weaken or destroy it. Once all the blocks are destroyed, the level is complete.

Alleyway uses a small number of repeating tables along with twists such as horizontal rotation, periodical vertical drop of the entire mass of blocks, etc.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Alleyway-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19890421T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Intelligent Systems</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Alleyway-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Alleyway-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37031" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Alone in the Dark - The New Nightmare.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Alone in the Dark - The New Nightmare (USA) (En,Fr,Es)</name> | |
| <desc>Edward Carnaby, private eye of the paranormal, is back.

Carnaby's best friend, Charles Fiske, has been found dead near Shadow Island--a mysterious island near Maine. It is your duty to take up the investigation and find out the secrets of Shadow Island. The game takes place in the surrounding grounds of a gloomy mansion. The game is dark...very dark, and in true survival horror style there are many things lurking, waiting to pounce.

9 years after the original was released, the game that started it all returns for a new chapter in the Alone in the Dark series.

Can you see.......beyond your fear?</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Alone in the Dark - The New Nightmare-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Pocket Studios</developer> | |
| <publisher>Infogrames</publisher> | |
| <genre>Adventure / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Alone in the Dark - The New Nightmare-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Alone in the Dark - The New Nightmare-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="59726" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Altered Space - A 3-D Alien Adventure.gb</path> | |
| <name>Altered Space - A 3-D Alien Adventure (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>They never talked about being captured by aliens back in Astronaut School... So what's an astronaut supposed to do? Why, escape, of course, which is exactly what Humprey the astronaut sets out to do. He must make his way through the alien ship (over 250 rooms, all different, all dangerous) to reach an escape pod and return to Earth. Aliens, droids and tricky traps are waiting for him. He's counting on YOUR help!</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Altered Space - A 3-D Alien Adventure-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.45</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19910101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Software Creations</developer> | |
| <publisher>Sony</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Altered Space - A 3-D Alien Adventure-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Altered Space - A 3-D Alien Adventure-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3425" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Amazing Penguin.gb</path> | |
| <name>Amazing Penguin (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Amazing Penguin is a maze-type game that involves waddling across intersecting lines. Located on each line are two types of orbs: solid black, or transparent with a minus sign in the center. Your goal is to clear the orbs while avoiding contact with a gro</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Amazing Penguin-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Puzzle-Game</developer> | |
| <publisher>Puzzle-Game</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Amazing Penguin-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Amazing Penguin-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3494" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Amazing Tater.gb</path> | |
| <name>A-mazing Tater (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>This successor to Kwirk is a puzzle-game with a simple premise but very challenging gameplay. The player has to guide a small potato to the exit of each level, which is made difficult by a number of obstacles. Crates have to be pushed out of the way or into holes to make them traversable, however, since there are crates and holes in several different shapes and sizes, this is much more difficult than it seems at first. Furthermore, many levels contain different types of spinning doors that make solving the levels even more complicated.

The game features four different modes of play: a Beginners Mode in which the basics are explained and the player receives hints on how to solve each level; a Practice Mode that lets the player choose the size of the levels which are than randomly picked; a Puzzle Mode in which the player has to complete 40 levels and receives a score depending on the time it took him to complete a level; and finally Action Mode, which is basically a Story Mode containing two stories. The game also features a password-system and four different difficulty levels.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Amazing Tater-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.85</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19910101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Atlus</developer> | |
| <publisher>Atlus</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Amazing Tater-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Amazing Tater-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="59733" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Animaniacs.gb</path> | |
| <name>Animaniacs (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Animaniacs is a side-scrolling action/puzzle game based on the animated TV series of the same name. The Warner kids, Yakko, Wakko, and Dot have escaped the water tower again and are on a quest to retrieve movie memorabilia from the Warner Bros. studio lot. 

There are 4 stages, and in each stage the Warners must work together to get past obstacles and enemies. Yakko can push or pull boxes, Wakko can use his hammer to smash things, and Dot can blow kisses to charm simple minded foes.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Animaniacs-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>1</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Factor 5 GmbH</developer> | |
| <publisher>Konami</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Animaniacs-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Animaniacs-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36853" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Animorphs.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Animorphs (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Based on Scholastic's popular books and television series, Animorphs for Gameboy Color is a 2D action / RPG hybrid. The evil Yeerks are invading Earth and only the Animorphs can stop them with their morphing power. Play as all five members of the Animorphs and collect DNA from animals you meet - now you have the power to morph into these animals. Keep your morphing power a secret from the regular humans, and use the correct morph at the right time to escape from tricky situations. Play through five stages of RPG action and five 2D minigames in order to defeat the Yeerks and save the planet.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Animorphs-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.35</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Run and Gun!</developer> | |
| <publisher>Ubisoft</publisher> | |
| <genre>Role playing games</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Animorphs-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Animorphs-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37032" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Antz Racing.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Antz Racing (USA) (En,Fr,De,Es,It,Nl)</name> | |
| <desc>Based on the computer animated film Antz produced by DreamWorks, this game represents the racing challenge between 6 main characters (Z, Bala, Weaver, Mandible, Cutter, and Azteca). 

Each character has own racing machine as well as parameters for Resistance, Holding, and Speed. There are two game modes: Quick Race and 4 Seasons Championship. During Quick Race player choose the season and the track based on random selection. During 4 Seasons Championship player should win each race to earn a password and progress further. 

The gameplay represents a race between four drivers in top third-person view on several laps. Player should control selected driver, collect different power-ups, speed up, avoid obstacles, jump in machine, shoot, etc. to win a race. When damage level of the machine reaches its critical point, the machine will stop for some time to be repaired.

The game has three difficulty levels and is available in English, German, Dutch, Spanish, French, and Italian languages.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Antz Racing-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>RFX Interactive</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Antz Racing-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Antz Racing-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37033" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Antz World Sportz (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Antz World Sportz (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It,Nl)</name> | |
| <desc>Based on the computer animated movie Antz produced by DreamWorks, this game represents the Olympic-style light athletic challenge between 4 main characters (Z, Bala, Weaver, Mandible). Other characters, such as Cutter, and Azteca are present in the game also.

The tournament begins with four sportz activities, and four additional events are available based on your performance. Heated competitions like the 100mm race, flea hurdles, and pebble toss are scheduled. Strength, endurance, and dexterity are not enough to win the Olympic title in these events. You will also have to apply your individual character's skills as well as those of your competitors. Athletic ability and calculated gaming tactics are needed to claim your title of Olympic champion of the Anthill.

In 2D side-scrolling mode, you should press the buttons quickly to run or to throw an sports item. There are 5 stages in the game, and each following stage may be accessed only receiving the medal in previous stage. Current progress may be resumed with a password.

The game has two difficulty levels and is available in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, and Dutch languages.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Antz World Sportz (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>M4 Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Light & Shadow Production</publisher> | |
| <genre>Role playing games / Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Antz World Sportz (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Antz World Sportz (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36854" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Antz.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Antz (USA) (En,Fr,Es)</name> | |
| <desc>From the hit movie, Antz, comes a side-scrolling adventure where you play Z, and you set out to win the heart of Princess Bala. Each of the 19 levels you explore are taken from situations in the movie. Your character has a variety of actions: crouching down, going through tunnels, hiding from enemies, jumping over obstacles, hanging from trees, climbing ropes and more. You also encounter &quot;boss&quot; characters to keep the game exciting. Simple gameplay and easy controls make it ideal for children and older platform lovers as well.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Antz-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>CLCE|Light & Shadow Production|Planet Interactive Development</developer> | |
| <publisher>Infogrames</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Antz-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Antz-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="59736" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Arcade Classic No. 1 - Asteroids & Missile Command.gb</path> | |
| <name>Arcade Classic No. 1 - Asteroids & Missile Command (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Two classic arcade games on one pak: Asteroids: Pilot a spacecraft and destroy the on-coming asteroids, with a range of different weapons and shields. Missile Command: Command missile launchers and protect the planet from asteroids, space ships and other </desc> | |
| <image>./images/Arcade Classic No. 1 - Asteroids & Missile Command-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19950101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>The Code Monkeys</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Shoot'em Up</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Arcade Classic No. 1 - Asteroids & Missile Command-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Arcade Classic No. 1 - Asteroids & Missile Command-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="59737" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Arcade Classic No. 2 - Millipede & Centipede.gb</path> | |
| <name>Arcade Classic No. 2 - Centipede & Millipede (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Arcade Classic No. 2 - Millipede & Centipede-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>The Code Monkeys</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Arcade Classic No. 2 - Millipede & Centipede-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Arcade Classic No. 2 - Millipede & Centipede-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="59738" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Arcade Classic No. 3 - Galaga & Galaxian.gb</path> | |
| <name>Arcade Classic No. 3 - Galaga & Galaxian (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Arcade Classic No. 3 - Galaga & Galaxian-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19950101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>TOSE</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Arcade Classic No. 3 - Galaga & Galaxian-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Arcade Classic No. 3 - Galaga & Galaxian-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="59739" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Arcade Classic No. 4 - Defender & Joust.gb</path> | |
| <name>Arcade Classic No. 4 - Defender & Joust (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Arcade Classic No. 4 - Defender & Joust-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19950101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Williams</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Arcade Classic No. 4 - Defender & Joust-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Arcade Classic No. 4 - Defender & Joust-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="59740" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Arcade Classics - Super Breakout & Battle Zone.gb</path> | |
| <name>Arcade Classics - Battlezone & Super Breakout (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Arcade Classics - Super Breakout & Battle Zone-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.55</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Solid Software</developer> | |
| <publisher>Black Pearl</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Arcade Classics - Super Breakout & Battle Zone-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Arcade Classics - Super Breakout & Battle Zone-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="81937" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Armada - FX Racers.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Armada - FX Racers (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Armada - FX Racers-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Armada - FX Racers-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Armada - FX Racers-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36856" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Armorines - Project S.W.A.R.M..gbc</path> | |
| <name>Armorines - Project S.W.A.R.M. (USA, Europe) (En,De)</name> | |
| <desc>Simply put, you have two Armorines to play as, each with their own selection of weapons. You must fight to the death against bugs of all sizes, as you attempt to destroy the enemies chance of eliminating human civilization as we know it (in the not to distant future, of course).

Players shoot enemies from a top-down perspective as they battle alien monsters and gigantic bosses. Weapons such as the Plasma Rifle, Flamethrower and the Laser help you mow down anything that gets in your way.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Armorines - Project S.W.A.R.M.-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>NEON Software GmbH</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Shooter / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Armorines - Project S.W.A.R.M.-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Armorines - Project S.W.A.R.M.-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="81940" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Army Men - Air Combat.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Army Men - Air Combat (USA, Europe) (En,Fr,De)</name> | |
| <desc>Pilot one of four toy helicopters through the treacherous terrain of your backyard, the local playground, picnic areas and nearby beaches. Engage in both air-to-air and air-to-ground combat with enemies ranging from battleships to butterflies. Utilize the unique abilities of each 'copter to battle armies of mutant insects; destroy rampaging remote control cars; blow up sand castles; and save Sarge from being melted by kids with magnifying glasses. Real combat. Plastic men.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Army Men - Air Combat-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Fluid Studios</developer> | |
| <publisher>3DO</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Army Men - Air Combat-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Army Men - Air Combat-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37035" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Army Men - Sarge's Heroes 2.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Army Men - Sarge's Heroes 2 (USA, Europe) (En,Fr,De)</name> | |
| <desc>It seems those plastic men never lack any energy nor motivation to take each other out. Like in the other Army Men games, Sarge and the Green Army are at it again with the Tan Army. This time, General Plastro of the Tan Army has teamed up with members from the Blue side to wipe out the Green Army. As Sarge, you must fight your way through numerous missions with the backing of assorted weaponry ranging from crossbows to rocket launchers. Mission objectives vary from either complete destruction of the opposition to rescue missions.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Army Men - Sarge's Heroes 2-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.5</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>3d6 Games</developer> | |
| <publisher>3DO</publisher> | |
| <genre>Shooter / Action</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Army Men - Sarge's Heroes 2-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Army Men - Sarge's Heroes 2-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37034" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Army Men 2.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Army Men 2 (USA, Europe) (En,Fr,De)</name> | |
| <desc>The sequel to the surprise hit Army Men sees Sarge lead his troops back into battle, with more weapons and plenty of hard core, plastic melting action. The top-down war never stops as you take control of the Green army, out to stop the Tan army from taking control of the toy box, using whatever weapon you can find, including the trusty tank and the &quot;burn baby burn&quot; magnifying glass. All this and added multiplayer fun (4 in all).</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Army Men 2-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.35</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Cosmigo|Digital Eclipse Software, Inc.</developer> | |
| <publisher>3DO</publisher> | |
| <genre>Strategy</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Army Men 2-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Army Men 2-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36857" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Army Men.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Army Men (USA, Europe) (En,Fr,De)</name> | |
| <desc>You play as the green army leader, Sarge. As the green army you must fight the evil forces of the tan, blue and gray armies. Complete various missions on this twist on real-time strategy/action gaming.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Army Men-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Digital Eclipse</developer> | |
| <publisher>3DO</publisher> | |
| <genre>Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Army Men-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Army Men-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="81942" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Arthur's Absolutely Fun Day!.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Arthur's Absolutely Fun Day! (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Arthur's Absolutely Fun Day!-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Arthur's Absolutely Fun Day!-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Arthur's Absolutely Fun Day!-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36858" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Asterix & Obelix (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Asterix & Obelix (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es)</name> | |
| <desc>Being the predecessor of Asterix and Obelix for SNES, this game features the same story as it's later counterpart - however the level design was massively changed, doesn't offer a 2 player mode and level codes were added only for the GameBoy Color version.

To show Caesar the power and freedom of your village, you have to collect various trophies from all over Europe. To do this, you can select Asterix or Obelix and move them through various levels while beating up Roman soldiers, collecting coins and avoiding gaps or other obstacles. Various special levels like crossing the sea to Great Britain by boat (and beating up some Romans again) or freeing Rugby players captured by the Romans are scattered across the game and provide variety between the classical Jump 'n Run levels. Most levels additionally have a time limit to make things a bit harder, though the difficulty of the game can be adjusted.

There's an overall of four different countries, all of them based on comic books of the series (namely: Asterix in Britain, Asterix in Switzerland, Asterix at the Olympic Games, Asterix in Spain). At the end of each of these stages you have to contend in a contest typical for the country and also taken from the plot of the comics: In Britannia you take part in a rugby match, in Switzerland you have to blast safes, in Greece you take part in the Olympic games and in Spain you have to fight against (or run from) a bull - victory will get you the desired trophy!</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Asterix & Obelix (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Bit Managers</developer> | |
| <publisher>Infogrames Multimedia SA</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Asterix & Obelix (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="81943" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Asterix & Obelix vs Caesar (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Asterix & Obelix vs Caesar (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,Nl)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Asterix & Obelix vs Caesar (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Asterix & Obelix vs Caesar (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3009" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Asterix & Obelix (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>Asterix & Obelix (Europe) (En,Es) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Being the predecessor of Asterix and Obelix for SNES, this game features the same story as it's later counterpart - however the level design was massively changed, doesn't offer a 2 player mode and level codes were added only for the GameBoy Color version.

To show Caesar the power and freedom of your village, you have to collect various trophies from all over Europe. To do this, you can select Asterix or Obelix and move them through various levels while beating up Roman soldiers, collecting coins and avoiding gaps or other obstacles. Various special levels like crossing the sea to Great Britain by boat (and beating up some Romans again) or freeing Rugby players captured by the Romans are scattered across the game and provide variety between the classical Jump 'n Run levels. Most levels additionally have a time limit to make things a bit harder, though the difficulty of the game can be adjusted.

There's an overall of four different countries, all of them based on comic books of the series (namely: Asterix in Britain, Asterix in Switzerland, Asterix at the Olympic Games, Asterix in Spain). At the end of each of these stages you have to contend in a contest typical for the country and also taken from the plot of the comics: In Britannia you take part in a rugby match, in Switzerland you have to blast safes, in Greece you take part in the Olympic games and in Spain you have to fight against (or run from) a bull - victory will get you the desired trophy!</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Asterix & Obelix (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19950101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Bit Managers</developer> | |
| <publisher>Infogrames</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Asterix & Obelix (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Asterix & Obelix (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3054" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Asterix (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>Asterix (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It)</name> | |
| <desc>The year is 50 BC. Gaul is entirely occupied by the Romans. Well, almost entirely... One small Gaulish village continues to defy the occupying forces, the villagers protected by a magic potion which makes them invincible. But now Obelix has vanished! The </desc> | |
| <image>./images/Asterix (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19930101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Infogrames</developer> | |
| <publisher>Infogrames</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Asterix (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37036" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Asterix - Search for Dogmatix (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Asterix - Search for Dogmatix (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It,Nl)</name> | |
| <desc>Asterix and Obelix (based on the French comic book series), must embark on a journey from the forests of France to the coliseums of Rome. Their goal is to find Obelix's lovable pet dog, Dogmatix. Players take control of Asterix or Obelix, and run, jump and punch through various well-drawn and colorful levels in this side-scrolling adventure game.

This title is somewhat non-linear, and allows players to choose the order in which to visit stages, as well as the numerous mini-games. The stage-select screen is a mini-map, and after selecting to play either Asterix or Obelix, players can visit the boss arena, the inn (extra energy, hints and passwords are found here), as well as the the local mini-game. These mini-games become available from the title-screen under the &quot;Instant Fun&quot; option. They vary from a &quot;Memory&quot; style shield-matching game to humorous events such as &quot;Throw a Roman Mini Game&quot;.

Both Asterix and Obelix play differently as they have individual abilities and limitations. Asterix is more nimble, can run faster and jump higher, whereas Obelix is more powerful (being able to bash through some walls) but noticeably slower. These differences are highlighted by the obstacles presented in the stages - there are many jumps to make as well as many enemies (Roman soldiers, boars, centurions) to dispose of. In the quest to find Dogmatix, it is vital to collect keys hidden within the levels to make available new areas. Similarly, it is also important to collect coins from beaten enemies as they allow the purchases at each inn, (which is aptly manned by Getafix himself!).
</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Asterix - Search for Dogmatix (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>20000531T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Rebellion Developments Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Infogrames</publisher> | |
| <genre>Platform</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Asterix - Search for Dogmatix (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Asterix - Search for Dogmatix (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3259" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Asteroids.gb</path> | |
| <name>Asteroids (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Asteroids is a conversion of the arcade game of the same name.Play the role of a spaceship pilot trapped in a gigantic asteroid cloud and pulverize incoming asteroids with the ship's photon cannon. When all asteroids are destroyed, the play can them move</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Asteroids-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Nintendo</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Asteroids-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Asteroids-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36859" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Asteroids.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Asteroids (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Unlike Activision's earlier remake of an Atari arcade classic, Battlezone, this one stays close to its namesake. Take the original, Atari coin-op game Asteroids, add in the features of the Atari 2600 cartridge, then give it 3-D graphics and a bunch of power-ups, and you've got Activision's Asteroids remake.

You are an employee of the Astro-Mining Corporation. Your mission is to simply go to an assigned area of space and clear the area of asteroids and the occassional debris. The game consists of five zones, each with a different background and some with special features. Each zone has 15 levels. In addition to the standard asteroids, there are also mined asteroids that explode; indestructible asteroids that are, well, indestructible; fireball comets; crystal asteroids that regenerate; alien egg asteroids containing deadly baby space worms; and ancient energy asteroids that shoot back! And there's plenty of enemies in addition to the asteroids, such as Standard and Super Saucers, Asteroids Tugs, Fuel Transports, Hexes, Nuke Drivers, and Vulturoids.

There are three types of ships to choose from, each with different strengths and weaknesses. There are also three skill levels. If you beat the game at Expert or higher, you gain access to a fourth type of ship. All ships features the standard laser, shield, flip (instantly flips your ship 180 degrees), and hyperspace. There are also limited power-ups you can pick up such as GunSat, Mines, Homing Missiles, Plasma Drill, and Trigger Bombs.

The game supports either one or two players. In two player mode, the object is to simply outscore your opponent in a random zone and level. You cannot directly kill your opponent by shooting him, but there are other ways....

Lastly, if you shoot the classic-style asteroid in level 15 of the first zone, you'll find the option of &quot;Classic Asteroids&quot; now appearing on the main menu.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Asteroids-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Syrox Developments, Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Activision</publisher> | |
| <genre>Shooter / Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Asteroids-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Asteroids-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3393" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Atomic Punk.gb</path> | |
| <name>Atomic Punk (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Atomic Punk, which was released as Dynablaster in Europe and Bomber Boy in Japan, is a game from Hudson Soft's Bomberman series. 

The game offers two single player and two multiplayer modes. The single player mode called &quot;Game B&quot; has the classical Bomberman gameplay, while the mode &quot;Game A&quot; introduces several variations. The levels in Game A are divided in nine areas, which can be accessed in any order from a world map. Depending on the time taken to finish a level and the number of blocks destroyed, the player gets a certain amount of gold, which can be used to buy power-ups (called &quot;panels&quot; in the game) in shop, which in term is accessed from the map. Power-ups allow, for example, to revive Bomberman when he dies in a stage or to increase the length of an explosion. Before entering a new area, the player chooses which panels to use in order to complete the area.

The multiplayer mode are both player vs. player modes. In &quot;Panel mode&quot;, each player can place only one bomb at a time and the bombs' radius starts at one, but panels appear in the field to improve this. In &quot;Powerful mode&quot;, no panels appear, but each player can place up to four bombs at a time and the radius is four.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Atomic Punk-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19910101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Hudson</developer> | |
| <publisher>Hudson</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Atomic Punk-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Atomic Punk-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="59746" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Attack of the Killer Tomatoes.gb</path> | |
| <name>Attack of the Killer Tomatoes (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>The game's protagonist is Chad Finletter, a young boy is on a quest to stop the evil scientist Dr. Putrid T. Gangreen from unleashing his Doomsday Tomato. During his journey he must fight through legions of mutant tomatoes, although this is a feat he will take on alone as the citizens of San Zucchini are too afraid of the mutant tomatoes to aid him.
 Much like other platform games of its time, the main method of killing the enemies is to jump on them, in this case squashing them, or breaking them into smaller tomato enemies. There are several bosses to take on including Zoltan, Beefstake, Mummato, Fang, Ketchuck and Tomacho.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Attack of the Killer Tomatoes-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.4</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19920101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Equilibrium</developer> | |
| <publisher>THQ</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Attack of the Killer Tomatoes-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Attack of the Killer Tomatoes-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36860" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Austin Powers - Oh, Behave!.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Austin Powers - Oh, Behave! (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>A collection of games and features based on the Austin Powers movie series. Included on the cart are Austin inspired versions of classic arcade game Pac-Man, board game Othello and Rock/Paper/Scissors. 

The main game, titled 'International Man in a Platform Game' has you controlling Austin and dodging police hats and soccer balls through each level. 

Finally, there are extra features including the Shagulator (a calculator), Austin's Pad (a rudimentary word processor) an Internet style program detailing the two Austin Powers movies, as well as a complete Windows like environment to play around with (including a choice of background artwork, screensavers, sounds and more). You can also send messages to other users through the GBC's infra-red port and print messages using the Game Boy Printer.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Austin Powers - Oh, Behave!-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.4</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Tarantula Studios</developer> | |
| <publisher>Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Austin Powers - Oh, Behave!-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Austin Powers - Oh, Behave!-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37037" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Austin Powers - Welcome to My Underground Lair!.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Austin Powers - Welcome to my Underground Lair! (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Dr. Evil, the villain that dogs Austin Powers, now has is own video game. Following the same footsteps as Austin Powers: Oh Behave!, the lair contains a selection of evil inspried video games based on Pac-Man, Othello and Rock/Paper/Scissors, and the main game which has you racing along in Dr. Evil's bike collecting money and dodging obstacles. 

You can also find screensavers, video clips, details of the first two Austin Powers movies and PC like programs including a document maker, calculator and the ability to print off and send messages via the infra-red port of the GBC.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Austin Powers - Welcome to My Underground Lair!-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.5</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Tarantula Studios</developer> | |
| <publisher>Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Austin Powers - Welcome to My Underground Lair!-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Austin Powers - Welcome to My Underground Lair!-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3359" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Avenging Spirit.gb</path> | |
| <name>Avenging Spirit (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>In Avenging Spirit the protagonist is a spirit out for revenge. He has been murdered by a group of gangsters and his girlfriend has taken hostage by them. Her father uses his brand new machine to call the man's spirit back from the dead, telling him that they are holding his daughter ransom unless he turns over his research of ghost energy.

In side-scrolling fashion, the game features six different stages - the city, the rooftops, a factory, the city sewers and two levels dealing with the mobsters base of operation. The player is able to possess enemies, 20 in all, and use any skills or weapons they have, to complete the level. The player's health is represented by ghost energy and it is drained when he is not inside a host. The story leads to two different endings.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Avenging Spirit-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19920101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Jaleco</developer> | |
| <publisher>Jaleco</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Avenging Spirit-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Avenging Spirit-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="81957" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Baby Felix - Halloween (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Baby Felix - Halloween (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It,Nl)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Baby Felix - Halloween (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Bit Managers</developer> | |
| <publisher>Light & Shadow Productions</publisher> | |
| <genre>Platform</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Baby Felix - Halloween (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36861" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Azure Dreams.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Azure Dreams (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>The huge Monster Tower stands near the village Monsbaiya. It is populated by vicious monsters, and few dare enter it. But the monsters in the tower lay eggs, and whoever takes possession of such an egg, can tame a monster which will come out of it, and those monsters, called &quot;familiars&quot;, will help their tamers in times of danger. Some brave adventurers dared to enter the tower and to take the eggs. One of them was called Guy. He was killed in the monster tower. Now his son Koh is fifteen, and he is allowed to try his luck in the tower.

You control Koh and his party of &quot;familiars&quot; in this unusual &quot;monster-taming&quot; RPG. You must capture the eggs from the tower, bring them home, grow monsters and tame them. During battles, you assign different commands to them. Different species have different abilities and need different approach. The battles system is a mixture of real time and turn based combat. Unlike most other console RPGs, there are no special battle screens.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Azure Dreams-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Konami</developer> | |
| <publisher>Konami</publisher> | |
| <genre>Role playing games</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Azure Dreams-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Azure Dreams-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36862" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Babe and Friends.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Babe and Friends (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Babe the Pig, of the eponymous movies, was raised by sheepdogs and, hence, believes himself to be a &quot;sheep-pig&quot;, who herds sheep as his foster parents do. In this game, you control the plucky little porker and direct his sheep management attempts, driving them forward toward the goal in exaggerated, frictionless Soko-Ban or Boulder Dash style with porcine barks until their movement is halted or altered should their course intercept an obstacle such as a fencepost, moveable haystack, pit or trampoline.

Babe is given hints and tips in these efforts by lovable characters from both of his feature films, and the 40 levels borrow inspiration both from the calm pastoral setting of the first and the surreal urban folly of its sequel. While the measured puzzles are a far cry from the excitement of the movies, the material finds a surprisingly good fit in this unexpected genre -- or otherwise put, &quot;that'll do, pig.&quot;</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Babe and Friends-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Aqua Pacific</developer> | |
| <publisher>Crave Entertainment, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Babe and Friends-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Babe and Friends-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="81959" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Backgammon (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Backgammon (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es)</name> | |
| <desc>Backgammon, the world's most widely played and recognised board game just got portable. The ultimate game of chance and skill now available on Game Boy, chose from 3 modes of play including &quot;Tournament, Free and Vs Match&quot; and 6 difficulty levels.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Backgammon (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Altron</developer> | |
| <publisher>JVC Music Europe</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Backgammon (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="81972" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Barbie - Fashion Pack Games.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Barbie - Fashion Pack Games (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Barbie - Fashion Pack Games-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Hyperspace Cowgirls</developer> | |
| <publisher>Mattel</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Barbie - Fashion Pack Games-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36863" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Ballistic.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Ballistic (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Ballistic is a puzzle game in which the player must place 3 patterned balls next to each other in order to clear them. It is somewhat similar to Puyo Puyo in this respect. However Ballistic places the player in the center of the screen shooting the balls outward. In Panic! mode, a constant string of balls appear and the player must keep destroying similar balls to keep the string short and prevent it from snaking around and reaching the middle of the screen. In Checkmate mode, a limited amount of balls are given to the player which they must use to destroy all the balls on the screen. Strategy is used here since the amount of balls destroyed must be maximized.

Ballistic also features a versus mode in which players can challenge one another. Similar to other puzzle games versus modes, one player's success results in additional balls on the other player's screen which they then must clear.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Ballistic-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Mitchell Corporation</developer> | |
| <publisher>Infogrames</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Ballistic-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Ballistic-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3321" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Balloon Kid.gb</path> | |
| <name>Balloon Kid (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Balloon Kid is a unique side-scrolling platform game. You control a little girl who's brother has floated away on a big bunch of balloons. It's up to you to chase after him through 8 treacherous levels. Instead of the usual jumping from platform to platform, you have a pair of balloons that allow you to float through the level. You must control your height carefully by tapping the 'A' button. Meanwhile, the screen is always scrolling to the left, and you have to keep up.

In addition to the single player adventure, there is a 2-player mode that allows you to compete against a friend via the Game Boy link cable. In this mode you try to get your opponent to maneuver their balloon kid into the various level hazards.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Balloon Kid-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19901002T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Nintendo</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Balloon Kid-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Balloon Kid-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3523" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Barbie - Game Girl.gb</path> | |
| <name>Barbie - Game Girl (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Barbie - Game Girl-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19920101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Imagineering Inc</developer> | |
| <publisher>Hi-Tech Expressions</publisher> | |
| <genre>Platform</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Barbie - Game Girl-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Barbie - Game Girl-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="81981" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Barca Total 2000 (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Barca Total 2000 (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It,Nl,Ca)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Barca Total 2000 (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="81973" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Barbie - Magic Genie Adventure.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Barbie - Magic Genie Adventure (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Barbie - Magic Genie Adventure-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Vicarious Visions</developer> | |
| <publisher>Mattel</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Barbie - Magic Genie Adventure-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Barbie - Magic Genie Adventure-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="81977" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Barbie - Ocean Discovery.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Barbie - Ocean Discovery (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Barbie - Ocean Discovery-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Realtime Associates</developer> | |
| <publisher>Mattel</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Barbie - Ocean Discovery-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Barbie - Ocean Discovery-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36865" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Barbie - Pet Rescue.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Barbie - Pet Rescue (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Barbie Pet Rescue lets kids play with and care for a variety of domesticated animals. Visit Barbie and her kid sister Stacey at the Pet Rescue Center, where you'll wait for rescue missions, explore in the playrooms, or tend to pets in the Care Center.

Rescue missions come in over the phone or via e-mail; after learning which pet is missing where, travel with Barbie on her scooter to one of three different environments in which to search for one of eight lost pets. In many missions, you'll have to figure out how to entice scared animals to come to you, or how to retrieve pets trapped in trees or other sticky situations. If you get stuck yourself, Barbie will give you hints. With each successful mission, you'll receive a printable Paw & Purr Award that hangs on the Pet Rescue Center wall.

Rescued pets come back to the Pet Rescue Center with you and Barbie to wait for their owners and receive a little TLC. Nurse them back to health in the Care Center, where you'll give recovered pets water, treats, vitamins and grooming. You may also need to bandage a hurt leg or pick burrs from ruffled fur. After creating a file for them in the computer and giving them a name you select from a list of suggestions, the animals go to one of two playrooms to wait for their owners.

In the meantime, you can play with them, plus all the other pets already in the playroom--a kitten, bunny, hamster, puppy, and a turtle. Select which animal you'd like to pet, then use the cursor to stroke an animal's head or back or scratch it under the chin. The animals respond to your attention by licking, rolling over, purring, or barking.
 
There is a related mini-game for each kind of animal--Kitten Keepaway, Puppy Treat Toss, Hamster Trail, etc.--and if you do well enough, you'll see the animal perform a special trick. A few of the games require the use of logic and spatial aptitude, but for the most part they challenge the players' mouse mastery and hand-eye coordination.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Barbie - Pet Rescue-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.25</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>HotGen Studios Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Mattel Interactive</publisher> | |
| <genre>Adventure / Various</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Barbie - Pet Rescue-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Barbie - Pet Rescue-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3170" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Bart Simpson's Escape from Camp Deadly.gb</path> | |
| <name>Bart Simpson's Escape from Camp Deadly (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Bart and Lisa Simpson have been sent to the worst summer camp of all time: Camp Deadly. The camp is run by Ironfist Burns, who is apparently a member of the nefarious Monty Burns' extended family.

Bart must lead the campers to freedom by making his way through several side-scrolling levels. Bart will make his way through a forest and a camp mess hall and beyond before he reaches freedom. Fortunately, his weapons include spit-wads and boomerangs.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Bart Simpson's Escape from Camp Deadly-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.4</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19910101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Imagineering Inc</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Bart Simpson's Escape from Camp Deadly-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Bart Simpson's Escape from Camp Deadly-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3527" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Baseball.gb</path> | |
| <name>Baseball (World)</name> | |
| <desc>Baseball is a game where the player can pitch, hit, field, and run just like in a real baseball game. The player can choose between USA and Japan modes, two different teams, and among a line-up of unique players. In the 1-player game, the player is against the computer, and the in the 2-player game, their friend is their opponent.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Baseball-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.4</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Nintendo</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Baseball-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Baseball-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="65205" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Bases Loaded.gb</path> | |
| <name>Bases Loaded for Game Boy (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>The East and the West square off for nine innings of hard hitting baseball in Bases Loaded for the Nintendo Game Boy. Experience the action as pitchers battle it out against a lineup of heavy hitters using fast, slow, curving and special pitches. Each player brings their own unique stats and abilities to the game as you work your way through progressively more challenging teams.

This portable version of Bases Loaded is loosely based on the title for the original NES. In this scaled down version Major League teams are replaced with two teams representing the East and West Coast Divisions. With two Game Boy units and a Video Link cable players can go head to head - although each player will also need their own game cartridge. Single players can enjoy a quick pickup game by selecting an unofficial game of 1 to 9 innings. An official game will allow a victorious team to move on to consecutive matches against progressively more challenging teams, a feature that substitutes for the traditional 'Season Mode' of most baseball titles. But you'll have to do this in a single sitting as no battery save option was included.

Play in USA or Japan mode for a subtle change in the gameplay or learn how to best utilize the strengths of the East and West teams. Pitchers are rated 1 to 5 and batters get a rating for both running speed and hitting ability.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Bases Loaded-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19900701T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>TOSE</developer> | |
| <publisher>Jaleco Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Bases Loaded-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Bases Loaded-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36867" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Bass Masters Classic.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Bass Masters Classic (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Bass Masters Classic is a game for the Game Boy Color in which you can participate in a bass fishing tournament. The game features variable weather conditions and times of day, a variety of lures, and realistic fish behavior.

You can play in tournament and practice mode. The first allows you to compete and qualify for the Bass Master Classic tournament. In practice mode you can chose for yourself with what weather, time, and fishing spot you'd like to play.

Gameplay consists of watching the line from the &quot;lure cam&quot; angle. Once a fish catches the bait you have to quickly press the D-pad to reel it in.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Bass Masters Classic-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Natsume Co., Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>THQ</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Bass Masters Classic-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Bass Masters Classic-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82523" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Batman - Chaos in Gotham.gbc</path> | |
| <name>New Batman Adventures, The - Chaos in Gotham (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>The Batman returns on Game Boy Color with BATMAN: Chaos in Gotham City. Based on the popular animated BATMAN series, this single-player action game allows you to don the cowl of one of two Bat-heroes: Batman or Batgirl. Some of the Dark Knight's famous arch-villains have escaped and are causing serious trouble in Gotham, and it's up to you to put them back where they belong. Everyone from Poison Ivy to the Clown Prince of Crime the Joker himself is here to wreak havoc and keep the caped crusader busy. Grab your utility belt and assault 18 stages of varied action that take you on a tour of Gotham City. Much of the action is played from a side-scrolling perspective, but some levels have you taking out the Batmobile or the Batcycle in overhead high-speed excitement. Naturally, Batman and Batgirl are both packing their usual assortment of weapons and tools including the Batarang, the grappling hook, smoke bombs, and more.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Batman - Chaos in Gotham-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Digital Eclipse</developer> | |
| <publisher>Ubisoft</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Batman - Chaos in Gotham-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Batman - Chaos in Gotham-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3176" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Batman - Return of the Joker.gb</path> | |
| <name>Batman - Return of the Joker (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>The seedy underworld is crawling with criminals. Even worse - the JOKER is back on top of 'em all! Law and order means nothing... until now! Because BATMAN is here - and the action is hotter than ever! Ear-crunching sound effects. Pulse-quickening music. Graphics that are as hot as 16-bit. And this time, BATMAN hits fast and hard. Flying, leaping, and sliding to attack! And striking at the heart of the JOKER. The CAPED CRUSADER has a totally new arsenal at his command: Batarang, Crossbow, Sonic Neutralizer. He's even got a superfueled jetpack. And even more powerful weapons at the touch of a button. BATMAN has got to use all of his power. Because this world is a very dark place, and you never know where the JOKER is hiding!</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Batman - Return of the Joker-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19920502T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Sunsoft</developer> | |
| <publisher>Sunsoft</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Batman - Return of the Joker-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Batman - Return of the Joker-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3218" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Batman - The Animated Series.gb</path> | |
| <name>Batman - The Animated Series (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Batman: The Animated Series is based on the television show of the same name. You control Batman in another side-scrolling action adventure game. Your villains this time around are: The Joker, Scarecrow, Mr. Freeze, Catwoman, Poison Ivy, The Riddler, and The Penguin. In a few of the five levels, you get to play as Robin, as well.
</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Batman - The Animated Series-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.85</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19931102T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Konami</developer> | |
| <publisher>Konami</publisher> | |
| <genre>Adventure</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Batman - The Animated Series-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Batman - The Animated Series-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3035" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Batman - The Video Game.gb</path> | |
| <name>Batman - The Video Game (World)</name> | |
| <desc>A Batman game based on the movie with The Joker. Contains three action stages and one shooting stage where Batman shoots missiles aboard the Batwing. Takes place in several well known places from the movie such as the Axis chemical factory, the Flugelheim Museum, and the Cathedral.
</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Batman - The Video Game-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.85</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19900602T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Sunsoft</developer> | |
| <publisher>Sunsoft</publisher> | |
| <genre>Platform</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Batman - The Video Game-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Batman - The Video Game-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36868" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Batman Beyond - Return of the Joker.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Batman Beyond - Return of the Joker (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Based off the movie, Batman Beyond puts the player on the streets of Gotham (Beyond) to take out the ever-grinning Joker, but before that an obvious long line of his evil minions - some of which are genetically engineered.

Scroll around, punch, kick, play with bat-weapons, and avoid being on the receiving end of those attacks. There are multiple 'bat suits' that you can choose from, each with their own special abilities and purposes.

Mostly a 3-D beat-the-living-sunshine-out-of-whatever-moves type.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Batman Beyond - Return of the Joker-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.5</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Kemco</developer> | |
| <publisher>Ubisoft</publisher> | |
| <genre>Fight / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Batman Beyond - Return of the Joker-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Batman Beyond - Return of the Joker-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3093" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Batman Forever.gb</path> | |
| <name>Batman Forever (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Batman Forever is the officially licensed game based on the 1995 movie. The bad guys this time around are the Riddler and Two-Face.

This game is an usual hybrid of side-scrolling platformer and one-on-one fighter. The player makes way through levels that include some platform jumping elements, but take on opponents one at a time like in a fighting game. The player's arsenal includes a lot of nifty bat-gadgets and a collection of fighting moves that are unleashed with special button combinations.

The graphics were rendered completely with digitized actors and objects, but none of the actors from the movie make an appearance in the game.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Batman Forever-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.4</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19950101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Iguana Entertainment</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Fight / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Batman Forever-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Batman Forever-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3221" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Battle Arena Toshinden.gb</path> | |
| <name>Battle Arena Toshinden (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>The Game Boy version of Battle Arena Toshinden is a 2D versus fighting game, instead of 3D. The game features all the eight fighters present in the console/PC version (Eiji, Kayin, Sofia, Rungo, Fo, Mondo, Duke and Ellis), but drawn in super-deformed graphics.

The game features three possible gameplay modes: 1P Game (story mode), Vs. Computer and Vs. Human. The story mode is slightly different from the console version, featuring a different unlockable final boss.

As in the console version, battles can be won either by depleting the adversary's life bar or by tossing him or her out of the ring. Each character has its own special moves and a desperation move (which can only be used when the character has 10% or less of his or her health).</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Battle Arena Toshinden-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19961102T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Betop</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Fight / Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Battle Arena Toshinden-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Battle Arena Toshinden-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3678" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Battle Bull.gb</path> | |
| <name>Battle Bull (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Battle Bull is an action game in which the player takes the role of an excavator driver who participates in a championship with 48 levels. The goal is simple: driving through the levels and killing a certain amount of other (respawning) drivers. The usual</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Battle Bull-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Action</developer> | |
| <publisher>Action</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Battle Bull-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Battle Bull-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="65212" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Battle Unit Zeoth.gb</path> | |
| <name>Battle Unit Zeoth (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Battle Unit Zeoth takes place in the future where mankind is invaded by a race of alien robots known as the Grein. The Earth?s forces were triumphant in battle and the Grein forces fled the Solar System. However, as they retreated, the Grein left behind a secret underground base filled with self-replicating Grein machines.

Forty-two years after the Earth?s victory, the Grein base opened and a new attack force decimated the city of New Age. To retaliate, Earth?s military has stored a mecha that specializes in alien combat known as the Zeoth. It is the Zeoth?s assignment to stop the attack force, go into the Grein secret base and destroy the mechanical occupants before a new invasion force arrives.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Battle Unit Zeoth-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.55</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19910101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Jaleco</developer> | |
| <publisher>Jaleco</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Battle Unit Zeoth-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Battle Unit Zeoth-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36869" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./BattleTanx.gbc</path> | |
| <name>BattleTanx (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Mission based tank shooter game set in the post-apocalyptic future; fight through single-player campaign levels based in U.S. cities against multitudes of gangs with their own tanks and heavy firepower.

The game has a large multiplayer component, allowing up to 4 players at once, with or without teams, AI opponents, and in several gameplay styles, including a standard deathmatch and a capture-the-flag style game.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/BattleTanx-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Lucky Chicken Games, Inc.</developer> | |
| <publisher>3DO</publisher> | |
| <genre>Shooter / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/BattleTanx-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/BattleTanx-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="81986" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Battleship - The Classic Naval Combat Game.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Battleship (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Battleship - The Classic Naval Combat Game-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Battleship - The Classic Naval Combat Game-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Battleship - The Classic Naval Combat Game-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3465" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Battleship.gb</path> | |
| <name>Battleship (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Do you have what it takes to command your own fleet of six ships? Can you survive thrilling, ruthless combat on the high seas? Stalk your enemy through unfriendly waters. Secretly plot your plan of attack. Then fire. It's a hit! But remain on red alert! For your opponent wants victory as much as you do! Capsize a carrier. Demolish a destroyer. Sink up to six ships in your opponent's fleet before your own vessels are found and sunk. Blast the torpedoes and full speed ahead! Strategically hide your own ships while you formulate a cunning plan of attack on your opponent. Enjoy classic game strategy in this timeless Naval warfare favorite. Ten new special weapons to wage war with - including depth charges, sonar and cruise missiles. Play again and again - every game is different from the last!</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Battleship-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19920101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Pack-In-Video</developer> | |
| <publisher>Mindscape</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action / Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Battleship-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Battleship-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="2957" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Battletoads & Double Dragon - The Ultimate Team.gb</path> | |
| <name>Battletoads-Double Dragon (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Battletoads & Double Dragon - The Ultimate Team-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.5</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19930101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Rareware</developer> | |
| <publisher>Rare - Tradewest</publisher> | |
| <genre>Beat'em Up</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Battletoads & Double Dragon - The Ultimate Team-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Battletoads & Double Dragon - The Ultimate Team-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3078" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Battletoads in Ragnarok's World.gb</path> | |
| <name>Battletoads in Ragnarok's World (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>The Dark Queen has returned, this time kidnapping your best friend and the best looking girl in the galaxy. It's up to you to control the three Battletoads and defeat the Dark Queen and her many troops through platform and beat 'em up style action.

This is the third Battletoads title in the series, and the second on the Game Boy.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Battletoads in Ragnarok's World-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.5</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19930602T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Rare</developer> | |
| <publisher>Tradewest</publisher> | |
| <genre>Simulation / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Battletoads in Ragnarok's World-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Battletoads in Ragnarok's World-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="2956" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Battletoads.gb</path> | |
| <name>Battletoads (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Zitz, Rash and Pimple are three toads with unique fighting abilities (much like the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles). While partying on the Lost Vega leisure space station, the three get distracted by a dancer, who reveals herself as the Dark Queen. All of a sudden, Rash and Pimple are kidnapped and as Zitz, you must chase after the Dark Queen while evading the many enemies blocking your inter-galactic path.

You control Zitz, the Battletoad. In some levels, you must walk along, beating up any enemies that you encounter. In other levels, you are flying or racing along, shooting or avoiding enemies. At the end of each level, there is a boss battle. While it shares the same name and main characters as the other versions, the levels and most enemies in this version differ greatly.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Battletoads-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19910101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Rareware</developer> | |
| <publisher>Tradewest</publisher> | |
| <genre>Fight / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Battletoads-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Battletoads-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3398" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Beavis and Butt-head.gb</path> | |
| <name>Beavis and Butt-Head (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>The plot involves the pair doing dangerous activities in attempt to gain free access to a concert.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Beavis and Butt-head-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19940101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Viacom</developer> | |
| <publisher>Viacom</publisher> | |
| <genre>Platform</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Beavis and Butt-head-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Beavis and Butt-head-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="65214" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Beethoven - The Ultimate Canine Caper.gb</path> | |
| <name>Beethoven (Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Beethoven - The Ultimate Canine Caper-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Beethoven - The Ultimate Canine Caper-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Beethoven - The Ultimate Canine Caper-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3490" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Beetlejuice.gb</path> | |
| <name>Beetlejuice (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Beetlejuice's pal Lydia's been kidnapped! From the kitchen, to the attic, to the Neitherworld itself, help the Ghost With the Most bust her captors back to the Neitherworld.

You'll start off in Lydia's house, moving through the kitchen, laundry, bed, bath, boiler, and living rooms. Once you reach the top floor, you'll be heading right into the attic; watch out for treasure chests! Following the attic, slide down the roof, and head to the graveyard behind her house, and clear all the monsters away from the gateway. Once the gateway's clear, take it to the Neitherworld, via mine cart. You'll face your toughest challenge in Level 5, the Neitherworld, where you'll go face to face with Lydia's captor, Astoroth. Can you save Lydia and make it back in one piece?</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Beetlejuice-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19921231T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Rare</developer> | |
| <publisher>LJN</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Beetlejuice-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Beetlejuice-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3378" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Best of the Best - Championship Karate.gb</path> | |
| <name>Best of the Best - Championship Karate (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Best of the Best - Championship Karate-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.55</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19920101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Loriciels</developer> | |
| <publisher>Electro Brain</publisher> | |
| <genre>Fight / Sports</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Best of the Best - Championship Karate-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Best of the Best - Championship Karate-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3568" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Bill & Ted's Excellent Gameboy Adventure.gb</path> | |
| <name>Bill & Ted's Excellent Game Boy Adventure (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Bill & Ted's Excellent Gameboy Adventure-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19910101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>LJN</developer> | |
| <publisher>LJN</publisher> | |
| <genre>Adventure</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Bill & Ted's Excellent Gameboy Adventure-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Bill & Ted's Excellent Gameboy Adventure-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="65216" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Bill Elliott's NASCAR Fast Tracks.gb</path> | |
| <name>Bill Elliott's NASCAR Fast Tracks (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Using a point of view from inside the car or the outside behind the car and lets you choose from three different types of cars (Ford, Chevrolet or Oldsmobile). You can also run for the championship, consisting of eight races, running the same four tracks twice over which include Daytona, Atlanta, Watkins Glen and Sears Point, competing against fifteen different opponents including Bill Elliott.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Bill Elliott's NASCAR Fast Tracks-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.55</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19910101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Distinctive Software, Inc.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Konami</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Bill Elliott's NASCAR Fast Tracks-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Bill Elliott's NASCAR Fast Tracks-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82001" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Billy Bob's Huntin' -n- Fishin'.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Billy Bob's Huntin' 'n' Fishin' (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>In BILLY BOB'S HUNTIN' AND FISHIN' for Game Boy Color, you play the role of a hapless guy named Billy Bob, who is trying to impress a girl. She'll ask Billy Bob to fetch her rabbits or bass, and it's up to you to help Billy Bob get them. Obviously, to get the things she wants you'll have to either go hunting or fishing. Not so fast though, because you need bullets for hunting, bait for fishing, and a license to do either of the two activities. Luckily, you can earn these items by playing a variety of mini-games. The games vary in their gameplay, but the usual assortment of speed and reflex tests are the common thread. You'll need to clear four mini-games each to go hunting and fishing. Once you've finally cleared them and gotten the items you need, you'll head out to catch your real prize. BILLY BOB'S HUNTIN' AND FISHIN' is for one player and is compatible only with Game Boy Color.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Billy Bob's Huntin' -n- Fishin'-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Saffire</developer> | |
| <publisher>Midway</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Billy Bob's Huntin' -n- Fishin'-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Billy Bob's Huntin' -n- Fishin'-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="65217" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Bionic Battler.gb</path> | |
| <name>Bionic Battler (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Hide and seek has turned deadly, and it ain't no kids game anymore! The name of the game is pound or be pounded. This is the ultimate round 'em and pound 'em, stalk 'em and rock 'em battle of the century. The robots of Earth have rebelled, they have imprisoned you in their metallic mazes of mayhem called the Labyrinths of War. Their goal: Terminate the humans... Inside these labyrinths lies a test. Seek out and destroy the merciless Bionic Battlebots of this worldwide robotic rebellion and save mankind before they nab you. If you fail, say goodbye. The Battlebots want a fair fight, not an easy kill. You've been fitted for 2 Bionic Battlesuits, each with the strengths and weapons of the Battlebots. Enter the Labyrinths of War and save mankind!</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Bionic Battler-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19900810T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Copya Systems</developer> | |
| <publisher>Electro Brain</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Bionic Battler-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Bionic Battler-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36871" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Bionic Commando - Elite Forces.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Bionic Commando - Elite Forces (USA, Australia)</name> | |
| <desc>The Avar empire is an imminent threat to our homeland of Karinia. As a member of the Bionic Corps' Elite Forces team your mission is to infiltrate the Avar installations, disrupt their invasion plans and rescue our scout, fellow bionic commando, Commander Joe. You play a bionic soldier with a mechanic arm that extends and contracts to let you interact with objects normally out of reach.
The game is based on the Bionic Commando arcade game and is a typical platform game with the emphasis on the capabilities your bionic arms gives you. You can use it to swing from platform to platform, pull yourself up onto higher platforms, and attack enemies with it. A few other weapons and a range of pickups is also available. At the start of the game you also get to choose to play a male or female commando.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Bionic Commando - Elite Forces-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Nintendo</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Fight / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Bionic Commando - Elite Forces-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Bionic Commando - Elite Forces-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3120" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Bionic Commando.gb</path> | |
| <name>Bionic Commando (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>You play a soldier with a bionic arm that extends and contracts. Your arm allows you to grab on to fixed objects to swing around and climb up levels -- no jumping allowed! The arm also grabs opponents and pull them towards you.

Your mission is to infiltrate the enemy fortress, find your missing comrade, &quot;Super Joe&quot;, and take out the evil leader, &quot;Generalissimo Kilt&quot;, of the invading force that has been attacking your people for the last 2 years.

After most levels the Bionic Commando will recieve items. Often these items are required to successfully complete other levels. Additionally, each level will require a different colored communicator in order to make sense of message traffic</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Bionic Commando-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.85</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19920101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Capcom</developer> | |
| <publisher>Capcom</publisher> | |
| <genre>Shoot'em Up / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Bionic Commando-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Bionic Commando-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37040" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Black Bass - Lure Fishing.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Black Bass - Lure Fishing (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Black Bass: Lure Fishing is a Game Boy version of Super Black Bass, however this time there are only two lakes to fish in and only a limited set of lures is available, such as shallow runners, spinner baits, pencil baits, plastic frogs even real life worms.

The casting is an overhead view with two meters. One is for the direction, but the view for the lure is a side view where the shadow of the fish can be seen as it approaches. It also shows how deep the lure is and how much line is left before it is reeled in.

There are four fish in the game to fish for - trout, pike, catfish and of course the game's namesake, the black bass.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Black Bass - Lure Fishing-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Hot-B Co., Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Majesco Sales, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Black Bass - Lure Fishing-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3702" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Black Bass - Lure Fishing.gb</path> | |
| <name>Black Bass - Lure Fishing (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Black Bass - Lure Fishing-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19940101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Hot-b</developer> | |
| <publisher>Hot-b</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Black Bass - Lure Fishing-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Black Bass - Lure Fishing-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36872" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Blade.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Blade (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Buffy, move out of the way. Activision brings the original vampire hunter with an attitude to the PlayStation. Based on the action-packed motion picture and Marvel comics, Blade is a 3D action/adventure game where you must save humanity from the threat of vampires. As Blade, you have an arsenal of projectile weapons and martial arts moves to battle your way through hordes of vicious, nightly creatures.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Blade-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>HAL Corporation</developer> | |
| <publisher>Activision</publisher> | |
| <genre>Fight / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Blade-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Blade-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3446" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Blades of Steel.gb</path> | |
| <name>Blades of Steel (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Based on the arcade game, Blades Of Steel is a hockey arcade action game (gameplay doesn't require the need to worry about statistics or provide the ability to customize teams.) Two players can play against each other, or one player against the computer. In one player mode there are single game and tournament mode options. From time to time a fight may break out, which will provide a close up view of the two players. The player has control during the miniature fight game sequence, with the loser having to spend time in the penalty box. The referee will break up fights that go on too long, and calls a few penalties such as icing. Several short clips of digitized voices are also featured.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Blades of Steel-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19910101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Ultra Software Corporation</developer> | |
| <publisher>Konami</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Blades of Steel-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Blades of Steel-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37041" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Blaster Master - Enemy Below.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Blaster Master - Enemy Below (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Taking place sometime after the events of the original Blaster Master, Blaster Master: Enemy Below puts you once again behind the wheels of Sophia 3 as a genetically engineered threat looms from the underground once again.

Gameplay-wise the game plays like a remake of the first game, with similar levels and challenges, and featuring the same on wheels/on foot dual gameplay modes while adding new weapons and upgrades.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Blaster Master - Enemy Below-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Sunsoft</developer> | |
| <publisher>Sunsoft</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Blaster Master - Enemy Below-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Blaster Master - Enemy Below-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3569" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Blaster Master Boy.gb</path> | |
| <name>Blaster Master Boy (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Blaster Master Boy-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19910101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Aicom Corporation</developer> | |
| <publisher>Sunsoft</publisher> | |
| <genre>Various</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Blaster Master Boy-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Blaster Master Boy-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82008" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Blue's Clues - Blue's Alphabet Book.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Blue's Clues - Blue's Alphabet Book (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Blue's Clues - Blue's Alphabet Book-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Blue's Clues - Blue's Alphabet Book-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Blue's Clues - Blue's Alphabet Book-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="65221" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Bo Jackson Two Games in One - Hit and Run!.gb</path> | |
| <name>Bo Jackson - Two Games in One (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>It's two games in one -- play either baseball or football in this game headlined by Bo Jackson. In baseball, you can participate in all the major parts of the ballgame, such as pitching, hitting, and fielding. The field is displayed in 3D using an engine called &quot;3-D Sensation.&quot; In football, the field is displayed as an overhead view in 2D with tiny players running around -- a sharp contrast to the graphic style of the baseball portion of the game. The football game allows you to design your own plays and watch them with instant replay.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Bo Jackson Two Games in One - Hit and Run!-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.55</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Equilibrium</developer> | |
| <publisher>THQ</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Bo Jackson Two Games in One - Hit and Run!-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Bo Jackson Two Games in One - Hit and Run!-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36873" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Boarder Zone.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Boarder Zone (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Game Boy Color version of Boarder Zone is substantially different from its PC namesake.

This version features a pseudo-3D environment, where the camera is positioned behind the boarder and the piste scrolls towards the camera. Obstacles appear on the horizon and increase in size as they near the viewpoint.

The two main game modes are 'Competition' and 'Challenge'.

Competition features a 'race attack' mode (basically a speed race with another AI player), Trick Attack (trick points based over 5 courses, beating a course threshold to advance), Time Attack (best time), and Supreme Attack (race with tricks).

Challenge modes is about beating any previous records set for a particular track and supported Time Attack (best time), Trick Attack (best trick points), Slalom Attack (time on a flag course), and Vs Race (which uses the Game Boy Universal Link Cable).

There is also a practice mode and a 'ghost boarder' - basically a replay of the player's best race.

Trick moves include Mute Grab, Nose Grab, Tweak, Stiffy, Indy Air, Tail Grab, Stalefish, Shifty Air, Meloncholy, Frontside Air, Backside Air, 180, 360, 540, 720, 900, 1080, Front Flip, Back Flip, Rodeo Flip, and McTwist; most of which are performed with combo style control moves.

The player can choose from four characters: Sandy, Travis, Alain, and Tara.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Boarder Zone-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.5</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Software Creations Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Infogrames</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Boarder Zone-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Boarder Zone-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82010" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Bob the Builder - Fix it Fun!.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Bob the Builder - Fix it Fun! (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Bob the Builder - Fix it Fun!-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Bob the Builder - Fix it Fun!-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Bob the Builder - Fix it Fun!-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="65222" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Boggle Plus.gb</path> | |
| <name>Boggle Plus (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Create words at home or on the road with Boggle Plus for Game Boy. Based on Parker Brothers' classic board game, which challenges you to create words from randomly generated letter cubes, Boggle Plus also includes additional play variants. &quot;Big Boggle&quot; offers additional letters, while &quot;Anagrams&quot; involves unscrambling jumbled words. &quot;Categories&quot; has you searching for words based on a specific theme, and &quot;Use All&quot; involves forming words with every letter displayed on the screen. Boggle Plus includes a built-in dictionary with 35,000 words and supports head-to-head play via Game Link Cable.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Boggle Plus-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Sculptured Software</developer> | |
| <publisher>Parker Brothers</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Boggle Plus-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Boggle Plus-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3561" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Bomb Jack.gb</path> | |
| <name>Bomb Jack (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>In Bomb Jack, the player controls Jack, who must collect all the bombs in order to complete the current round and go onto the next one. This sounds easy, right? Wrong! Making Jack's task difficult are numerous enemies such as birds, mummies, turtles, and orbs.

In each round, collecting a number of bombs results in a bonus coin appearing, and collecting this coin will make the player's score increase 2 to 4 times. More often than not, the &quot;power ball&quot; appears, and when you collect this, you can defeat enemies and have more time to collect all the bombs. There is also the &quot;E&quot; coin, which gives Jack one additional life, but rarely does this coin appear.

The more you progress through the game, the more difficult it becomes, as enemies travel more quickly to get you.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Bomb Jack-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19880101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Tehkan</developer> | |
| <publisher>Infogrames</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>4</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Bomb Jack-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Bomb Jack-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="65224" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Bomberman GB.gb</path> | |
| <name>Bomberman GB (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Bomberman is searching the depths of the earth in hopes of finding the Legendary Treasure. In the Story Mode, guide him through 48 levels of puzzle-solving action, collecting power-up items and defeating monsters along the way. The Battle Mode is the old favorite, where one to four players battle it out on six different maps.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Bomberman GB-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19980101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Hudson</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Bomberman GB-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Bomberman GB-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36874" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Bomberman Max - Blue Champion.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Bomberman Max - Blue Champion (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Bomberman returns to the Game Boy Color. The adventure is much the same as before, plant bombs to blow up blocks and enemies that get in your way of the exit. 

Much like Pokémon before it, Max: Blue is one part of the adventure (the other being Max: Red Challenger Edition). During both games, you can pick up &quot;Charabombs&quot;, creatures that you can raise as your own, and fight against other players Charabombs. It's a simple bonus game of Rock/Paper/Scissors, but the only way to complete the entire adventure is by linking both games together via link cable and pass over levels from one cart to the other, as each game has unique levels, so as to collect all of the Charabombs.

In Max: Blue you play as Bomberman himself, with all of the classic graphics and sounds that have been part of the series from the start.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Bomberman Max - Blue Champion-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Hudson</developer> | |
| <publisher>Vatical Entertainment LLC</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Bomberman Max - Blue Champion-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Bomberman Max - Blue Champion-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37042" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Bomberman Max - Red Challenger.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Bomberman Max - Red Challenger (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>The second half of the Bomberman Max series, Red Challenger is much the same as Blue Champion in terms of the tasks at hand for the main character. However, instead of playing as Bomberman, you play as Max, who still is much the same as Bomberman except for looks. The graphics are also slightly different for each level compared to Blue.

The task stays the same, plant bombs to destroy blocks and enemies in your way, as well as collecting Charabombs, creatures who act much the same as Pokémon where you raise the Charabombs and fight against other players. Certain Charabombs and levels are only available in Blue, so you must link with another Game Boy and the Blue Champion Edition to collect all of the Charabombs and complete the adventure.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Bomberman Max - Red Challenger-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Hudson</developer> | |
| <publisher>Vatical Entertainment LLC</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Action</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Bomberman Max - Red Challenger-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Bomberman Max - Red Challenger-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37043" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Bomberman Quest.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Bomberman Quest (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Carrying with him all the monsters he captured on his last mission, Bomberman is headed for his home planet Bomber. However, all of a sudden someone steals all of his four rocket engines and he is forced to make an emergency landing. After having woken up from the crash he realises that not only are his engines gone, but all of the monsters have escaped!

Bomberman Quest is a top down action RPG in which Bomberman has to traverse four different lands and speak to the natives to aid him in his quest to reclaim the engines and monsters. In true action RPG fashion, you pick up upgrades along the way, such as bomb parts and skills acquired from defeating monsters.

There is also a battle mode where two players can duke it out via linked Game Boy Colors.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Bomberman Quest-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Hudson</developer> | |
| <publisher>Electro Brain Corp.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Role playing games</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Bomberman Quest-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Bomberman Quest-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3476" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Bonk's Adventure.gb</path> | |
| <name>Bonk's Adventure (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Bonk's Adventure-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19920101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Red Company</developer> | |
| <publisher>Hudson</publisher> | |
| <genre>Platform</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Bonk's Adventure-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Bonk's Adventure-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="65199" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Bonk's Revenge.gb</path> | |
| <name>Bonk's Revenge (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Bonk is back! Last year's video smash is bashing his way through a totally awesome new adventure! Help that radical cave dude save the Dinosaur Kingdom from the heinous King Drool III. Bigger, badder bosses. More powerful power-ups. More excellent hidden secrets. And more worlds of pre-hysterical action that'll have you cracking up while you're out cracking heads. Blast back to the Bonk Age, mankind's coolest era, and Bonk yourself out!</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Bonk's Revenge-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19940101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>AI</developer> | |
| <publisher>Hudson</publisher> | |
| <genre>Platform</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Bonk's Revenge-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Bonk's Revenge-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3598" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Boomer's Adventure in ASMIK World.gb</path> | |
| <name>Boomer's Adventure in ASMIK World (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Boomer must traverse the 8-story Tower of Zoozoon to defeat the dark lord Zoozoon himself. By digging, trapping enemies, and finding useful items such as keys and roller skates, he can regain control of ASMIK World from the clutches of the evil Zoozoon.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Boomer's Adventure in ASMIK World-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19900101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Asmik Ace Entertainment, Inc.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Asmik Ace Entertainment, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Boomer's Adventure in ASMIK World-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Boomer's Adventure in ASMIK World-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3219" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Boulder Dash (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>Boulder Dash (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>You're Rockford and have to dig through monster infested caves in search of diamonds. In each level you must collect a certain number of these diamonds, in order to open a portal to the next stage. Enemies can be squashed by falling boulders, which are released when the ground below them is removed or they are pushed onto empty ground, but be careful because these can also squash you. In later levels, difficulty is increased by many puzzle elements and shorter time limits.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Boulder Dash (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>1</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19900921T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Victor Musical Industries</developer> | |
| <publisher>First Star Software</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Boulder Dash (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Boulder Dash (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3480" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Boxxle II.gb</path> | |
| <name>Boxxle II (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Boxxle II-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19900622T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Thinking Rabbit</developer> | |
| <publisher>Pony Canyon</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Boxxle II-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Boxxle II-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3222" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Boxxle.gb</path> | |
| <name>Boxxle (USA, Europe) (Rev A)</name> | |
| <desc>Just like in Soko-Ban, it is your goal to push a number of crates onto certain spots in order to finish a level. Finding the right way to move all the crates on the right spots becomes increasingly difficult and you have to plan numerous steps in advance in order not to block your own way. The game features over 25 levels with 10 sub-levels each one. You can always choose the order in which you want to complete the sub-levels, but you have to complete all sub-levels in order to advance to the next main-level. If you have finished the game or become hopelessly stuck, there is also an option to create your own levels.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Boxxle-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19890101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>FCI</developer> | |
| <publisher>Thinking Rabbit</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Boxxle-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Boxxle-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3299" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Brain Drain.gb</path> | |
| <name>Brain Drain (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Brain Drain is a puzzle game in which the player has to recreate a pattern, consisting of different symbols like apples or hearts, which is shown in the corner of the screen. The main playing field consists of said symbols, but randomly switched around. T</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Brain Drain-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19980902T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Bandai</developer> | |
| <publisher>Visual Impact</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Brain Drain-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Brain Drain-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3679" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Brainbender.gb</path> | |
| <name>Brain Bender (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>An unusual puzzle game that involves manipulating mirrors in order to complete objectives. You'll advance across 120 levels while trying to eliminate specific obstacles, such as gas spheres, satellites, and computer-controlled &quot;electrobrains,&quot; by aiming the mirrors to reflect laser beams. A password system is used to resume progress.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Brainbender-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate>20090708T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Electro Brain</developer> | |
| <publisher>Gremlin</publisher> | |
| <genre>Various</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Brainbender-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Brainbender-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3115" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Bram Stoker's Dracula.gb</path> | |
| <name>Bram Stoker's Dracula (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Bram Stroker's Dracula is a side-scroller platform game loosely based on the 1992 film of the same name. Players take the role of Jonathan Harker whose mission to to destroy Count Dracula by first heading to Transylvania and then London.

Jonathan Harker can move left and right, jump and attack with a weapon, the most basic of which is a knife. The status display on the screen shows Harker's health bar, countdown timer to complete the level and currently held weapon. Throughout the levels question mark boxes (similar to the Mario games) can be found, attacking these will reveal power ups which include health restoration, timer increase and new weapons. Among these new weapons are axes, daggers and a shotgun. Question mark boxes can also be used as platforms to reach other areas and enemies. Each stage is divided into two sections: the &quot;Daytime&quot; and the &quot;Nighttime&quot;. These are entirely different levels comparable to stage 1-a and 1-b. Harker must jump to various platforms and obstacles and defeat minor enemies throughout the levels. The end of a Nighttime level is usually guarded by a boss creature who must be defeated to progress.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Bram Stoker's Dracula-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19930101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Probe Software</developer> | |
| <publisher>Sony</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Bram Stoker's Dracula-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Bram Stoker's Dracula-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3526" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./BreakThru!.gb</path> | |
| <name>BreakThru! (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>In the award-winning tradition of Tetris, comes BreakThru! This time, your goal is to make as many bricks disappear as you can before time runs out. Click on a group of same-colored bricks to remove bricks and make the wall come tumbling down.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/BreakThru!-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19950102T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Zoo Corporation</developer> | |
| <publisher>Spectrum Holobyte</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/BreakThru!-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/BreakThru!-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3664" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Bubble Bobble Part 2.gb</path> | |
| <name>Bubble Bobble : Part 2</name> | |
| <desc>The bubble-blowing dinosaurs continue their adventure in Part 2, where you must catch then pop enemies in the bubbles from your dino over many side-scrolling levels. Special bubbles litter the arenas that unleash special attacks including fire, floods, thunderbolts and more. Only one player can play.
</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Bubble Bobble Part 2-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19930702T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Taito</developer> | |
| <publisher>Taito</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Bubble Bobble Part 2-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Bubble Bobble Part 2-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3059" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Bubble Bobble.gb</path> | |
| <name>Bubble Bobble (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Bubble Bobble is the story of two humans, Bub and Bob who wander into the mysterious cave of monsters and magically turn into dinosaurs. The only way to transform back is to reach the end of the cave...

Bubble Bobble is a platform game, with each level being a single screen. The enemies must be cleared from a level to go to the next one. With one player controlling Bub and the other controlling Bob, the player can jump and collect items for points (such as fruit). The real power Bub and Bob have however is the ability to blow bubbles. These bubbles can be as platforms to leap on, or to trap enemies. Enemies trapped in a bubble must be popped by jumping into them, wherein they'll turn to fruit. Additionally, power-ups sometimes float by in bubbles. They include lightning, which flies out horizontally at enemies, and water, which drags the player and enemies straight down flowing over platforms. Taking too long to complete any level will summon Baron Von Blubba, who will float around the screen trying to destroy the player.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Bubble Bobble-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19910302T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Taito</developer> | |
| <publisher>Taito</publisher> | |
| <genre>Fight / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Bubble Bobble-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Bubble Bobble-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3327" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Bubble Ghost.gb</path> | |
| <name>Bubble Ghost (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Bubble Ghost needs to blow a bubble out of his creator's castle. Your task is to guide him so as to direct the bubble through the gaps in each room. The bubble's direction is affected by which part of the ghost hits it.

Candles, fans, and other obstacles serve to make little Bubble Ghost's task harder. Bubble Ghost is invincible, but the bubble is prone to bursting if it hits anything at pace. You have five bubbles before the game is over.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Bubble Ghost-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19900101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>FCI</developer> | |
| <publisher>Ere Informatique</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Bubble Ghost-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Bubble Ghost-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="65228" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Bubsy II.gb</path> | |
| <name>Bubsy II (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Bubsy is back! After defeating the evil Woolies in the first game, Bubsy, the brave bob-cat, has to participate in an even more dangerous adventure: to explore a mysterious hyperdimensional mansion, inside of which there are portals that lead to different area in different locations and times. 

Similarly to Sonic games, Bubsy moves very fast and can also jump very high. Bubsy kills the enemies by jumping on their heads. The levels are large and can be accessed right from the beginning of the game (except the ultimate level), starting in either west or east wing. There are five types of regular levels: Egyptian pyramid, sci-fi space-like environment, a world filled with musical instruments and notes, a &quot;green&quot; level with trees and hills, and a side-scrolling group of levels where Bubsy has to navigate an airplane.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Bubsy II-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19940101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Images Software Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Accolade</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Bubsy II-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Bubsy II-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36877" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Buffy the Vampire Slayer.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Buffy the Vampire Slayer (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Fight against the vampires to save mankind, or at least around Sunnydale, USA.

Punch and kick your way through 8 side-scrolling levels as Buffy the vampire slayer, beating back the vamps and staking them when the time is right. Comic book style cut scenes help to explain the story as you play, as if an episode of the TV show was on the handheld.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Buffy the Vampire Slayer-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>GameBrains</developer> | |
| <publisher>THQ</publisher> | |
| <genre>Fight / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Buffy the Vampire Slayer-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Buffy the Vampire Slayer-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36878" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Bugs Bunny - Crazy Castle 3.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Bugs Bunny - Crazy Castle 3 (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle brings the gameplay from Bugs Bunny in Crazy Castle and its sequel to the Game Boy Color. In the game you play as Bugs Bunny and you have to find a treasure hidden in an old castle. Unfortunately the witch Hazel put your friends (other Looney Tunes characters such as Daffy Duck, Yosemite Sam, Sylvester and Wile E. Coyote) under a spell and they will try anything to prevent you from reaching your goal.

You will have to guide Bugs Bunny through 60 levels in and around the castle. In each level you have to find eight keys to unlock the door to the next level.

You can collect carrots for more lives and there are a variety of weapons you can pick up to take care of your enemies, including bombs, lightning, cork gun, juice and weights. Other items such as a hammer or pick-axe can help you get past level obstacles. Shields, clocks and shoes will protect you from your enemies.

As Bugs Bunny you can walk around, climb stairs, use elevators and climb through tunnels to navigate around the screen.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Bugs Bunny - Crazy Castle 3-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Kotobuki System</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Strategy</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Bugs Bunny - Crazy Castle 3-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Bugs Bunny - Crazy Castle 3-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82025" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Bugs Bunny in Crazy Castle 4.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Bugs Bunny in Crazy Castle 4 (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Bugs Bunny in Crazy Castle 4 is the second game in the Crazy Castle series for the Game Boy Color.

Like in the previous three games you play as Bugs Bunny. This time you have to find your way to the mysterious Crazy Castle. You will pass through a wide variety of locations in which you will encounter familiar Looney Tunes characters such as Taz, Yosemite Sam, Wile E. Coyote, Daffy Duck and Elmer Fudd.

Bugs Bunny can climb stairs and ladders, jump ropes and springs, and use a large amount of items such as hammers to break rocks, carrots to replenish health, weapons to knock out enemies and pick-axes to climb over rocks.

There are more than 60 levels. In each you will have to find eight keys to unlock the door to the next level. Various traps will bar you way, including ice floors, conveyor belts, moving floors and disintegrating platforms.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Bugs Bunny in Crazy Castle 4-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Kotobuki System</developer> | |
| <publisher>KEMCO U.S.A., INC.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Strategy</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Bugs Bunny in Crazy Castle 4-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Bugs Bunny in Crazy Castle 4-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3246" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Burai Fighter Deluxe.gb</path> | |
| <name>Burai Fighter Deluxe (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>The Burai, a race of evil super-brain aliens, have launched their plan to conquer the universe with their army of half-organic, half-robot creatures - the robo-mutants. It's up to the player to stop them! Strap on your jet pack, and get ready to become the ultimate Burai Fighter.

Burai Fighter Deluxe is an scrolling shooter game with two modes of play. Most levels are side- and vertical-scrolling with pre-designed layouts. A few levels are different, though: top-down perspective, with a randomized layout. Either way, the player is armed with a variety of weapons, including different guns (laser, missile, ring) and the powerful cobalt bomb which kills everything on screen.

Burai Fighter Deluxe is identical to the NES version of Burai Fighter. The &quot;Deluxe&quot; part refers to the added versus multiplayer mode through the link cable functionality that is included with this Game Boy release.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Burai Fighter Deluxe-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19990723T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Taxan USA Corp.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Burai Fighter Deluxe-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Burai Fighter Deluxe-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3491" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./BurgerTime Deluxe.gb</path> | |
| <name>BurgerTime Deluxe (World)</name> | |
| <desc>Based on BurgerTime, the Arcade classic from 1982, BurgerTime Deluxe once again puts you in the role of chef Peter Pepper, a guy who can really build a burger. You maneuver the cook up and down ladders and left and right across floors in order to walk across various parts of giant hamburgers, such as large lettuce, big buns and massive meat patties. After you cross any section of any hamburger, it will drop one level and push any other burger part within that stack down a floor as well. The object of the game is to build all the hamburgers in each stage by dropping all the makings of each burger into completed stacks at the bottom of the screen.

As you go about your burger building business, Food Foes Mr. Pickle, Mr. Egg and Mr. Hot dog (also known as Frank N. Furter) will chase after you. You can destroy these culinary cutups by trapping them in falling burger parts or by tricking them into walking on a burger part you are in the process of dropping. To freeze the Food Foes, you can sprinkle a dash of pepper on them. You begin the game with a small pepper supply and can pick up additional pepper shakers that appear throughout the levels. You can also pick up bonus points (in the guise of cups and saucers) and extra lives.

Unlike the original BurgerTime, which had less than 10 different non-scrolling screens, BurgerTime Deluxe has seven levels with four stages in each level for a grand total of 28 screens, most of which scroll to some degree. A password feature enables you to return to the beginning of last level you played. Also, this version of the game features a two-player competitive mode (as long as you have two copies of the game, an extra Game Boy, and a link cable).</desc> | |
| <image>./images/BurgerTime Deluxe-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19920225T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Data East</developer> | |
| <publisher>Sunsoft</publisher> | |
| <genre>Various</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/BurgerTime Deluxe-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/BurgerTime Deluxe-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3333" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Bust-A-Move 2 - Arcade Edition.gb</path> | |
| <name>Bust-A-Move 2 - Arcade Edition (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Bust-A-Move 2 - Arcade Edition-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19970101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Acclaim Entertainment</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Bust-A-Move 2 - Arcade Edition-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Bust-A-Move 2 - Arcade Edition-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="65231" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Bust-A-Move 3 DX (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>Bust-A-Move 3 DX (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>So you think you've mastered every puzzle game in the universe, eh? Well, think again. Our all-new Bust-a-Move 3 will have you eating humble pie 'til your gut hurts. But hang in there, after your ego recovers a bit, you'll learn to smash through all the complex levels of dazzling rainbow spheres. And when you figure out what it takes to win, challenge friends to a head-to-head and watch them squirm. Just try not to laugh too hard.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Bust-A-Move 3 DX (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19980101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Probe Entertainment Limited</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Bust-A-Move 3 DX (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Bust-A-Move 3 DX (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36879" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Bust-A-Move 4.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Bust-A-Move 4 (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>The 4th edition of Bust-A-Move adds some great new characters to choose from, as well as a Story mode, where you win Tarrot cards from each puzzle you complete. Player VS. CPU has two different modes: Story mode sees a story unfold as you defeat each CPU character (and changes depending on the character you start with) and Win Contest is a simple &quot;how many games can I win in a row&quot; against the computer. Finally, if you complete the Challenge mode (where you must complete certain puzzels as fast as possible, and get judged on technique, speed etc.) the Edit mode will become available. In here you can put together your own puzzles for you or your friends to complete.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Bust-A-Move 4-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.45</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Taito</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Bust-A-Move 4-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Bust-A-Move 4-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37045" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Bust-A-Move Millennium.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Bust-A-Move Millennium (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>An exclusive version of the puzzle franchise on the handheld includes all the fun of the original Bust-A-Move along with varying playfield sizes; story, puzzle and versus modes; and the ability to play against a friend in 2 player versus.

Other modes include endless mode (play as long as you want), and a challenge mode where you must complete puzzles perfectly in order to move on.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Bust-A-Move Millennium-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Dreams Co., Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Bust-A-Move Millennium-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Bust-A-Move Millennium-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="65232" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Buster Bros..gb</path> | |
| <name>Buster Bros. (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Pang is a platform game which consists of 50 levels in total. It can be played with one or two players on the same screen, and the other player can join anytime within the game. 

Your goal is to destroy the balloons which bounce around the playfield. To accomplish this, you can shoot hooks which travel upwards, and blow up any balloon they touch. Depending on their size, they either split on two smaller ones, or evaporate if they're at their minimum size. Apart from balloons, some levels also have barriers that have to be destroyed with your hooks, since they often block your access to balloons. There are also some barriers which cannot ever be destroyed. Your character has the ability to climb ladders, but cannot jump. 

You can also pick up power-ups such as: the ability to fire two shots at once, the hook that attaches to the ceiling and waits 'til something bumps into it, a gun which has a high rate of fire but cannot destroy barriers. Beside extra weapons, you can also pick certain things like clock (halting time for a small period), dynamite (reducing all balls to minimum size, thus making you able to reach more points), life, and such.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Buster Bros.-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.45</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19890101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Mitchell Corporation</developer> | |
| <publisher>Mitchell Corporation</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Buster Bros.-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Buster Bros.-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82033" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Caesars Palace II.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Caesars Palace II (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Caesars Palace II-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Caesars Palace II-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Caesars Palace II-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="65234" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Caesars Palace.gb</path> | |
| <name>Caesars Palace (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>This game allows you to play in the Caesars Palace casino. You wander around the casino and play video poker, roulette, blackjack, the Big Six money wheel, or 3 types of slot machines. You bet and win chips and then exchange them for money whenever you like. The interaction is done via a cursor, everything is viewed from first-person perspective. You come to the casino in a taxi - will you be able to leave it in your own limousine?</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Caesars Palace-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19910101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Magnin & Associates</developer> | |
| <publisher>Virgin</publisher> | |
| <genre>Various / Simulation</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Caesars Palace-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Caesars Palace-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36880" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Cannon Fodder.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Cannon Fodder (USA) (En,Fr,De,Es,It)</name> | |
| <desc>Guide a team of up to four soldiers through 72 levels of combat in this innovative top-down action/strategy hybrid, best thought of as Lemmings crossed with Commando crossed with Dune 2. The characters are controlled indirectly using the mouse, as you activate each soldier or group of them by highlighting them, click the left button to move them to a particular spot, and the right button for them to fire guns at an enemy. You can also pick up grenades, which can be used to destroy groups of enemies or buildings (by pressing both buttons at once). 

Each mission has a specific objective, and some feature vehicles such as tanks to make things easier. Your troops can cross water but can't shoot within it, so finding and controlling bridges is often crucial. You can use the arrangement of trees to find hiding places to shoot from, and should watch out for CPU soldiers also doing so.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Cannon Fodder-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Sensible Software</developer> | |
| <publisher>Codemasters</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports / Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Cannon Fodder-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Cannon Fodder-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82038" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Carl Lewis Athletics 2000 (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Carl Lewis Athletics 2000</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Carl Lewis Athletics 2000 (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Planet Interactive Development</developer> | |
| <publisher>Ubisoft</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Carl Lewis Athletics 2000 (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3537" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Captain America and the Avengers.gb</path> | |
| <name>Captain America and the Avengers (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>A conversion of the arcade game of the same name, Captain America and The Avengers is a one or two player (simultaneous) side-scrolling beat 'em up in which four Marvel Comics licensed heroes (Captain America, Iron Man, Hawkeye and Vision) take on the evil Red Skull (who &quot;by assembling a team of super-villains seeks to conquer the world&quot;). Isn't that always the way?</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Captain America and the Avengers-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.25</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19910101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Data East</developer> | |
| <publisher>Data East</publisher> | |
| <genre>Fight / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Captain America and the Avengers-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Captain America and the Avengers-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82040" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Carmageddon.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Carmageddon - Carpocalypse Now (USA, Europe) (En,Fr,Es,It)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Carmageddon-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Carmageddon-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Carmageddon-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3699" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Casino FunPak.gb</path> | |
| <name>Casino FunPak (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>In Casino FunPak, you walk around in a casino, partaking in a multitude of games and competing in tournaments to earn as much money as you can. You can play Roulette, Video Poker, Slot Machines, Blackjack and Craps. The tournament mode contains a large tour of the five games.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Casino FunPak-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19950101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Beam Software</developer> | |
| <publisher>Interplay</publisher> | |
| <genre>Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Casino FunPak-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Casino FunPak-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3098" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Casper.gb</path> | |
| <name>Casper (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Casper is a mini games collection based on the 1995 movie of the same name. Casper is a ghost with three evil uncles, who have turned the dad of Caspar's human friend Kat into ectoplasm. The goal is to bring him back to the living. There are six different</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Casper-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate>20001103T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Interplay</developer> | |
| <publisher>Interplay</publisher> | |
| <genre>Simulation</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Casper-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Casper-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82041" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Casper.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Casper (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Casper-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Funcom Oslo A/S</developer> | |
| <publisher>Interplay Entertainment Corp.</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Casper-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Casper-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68933" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Castelian.gb</path> | |
| <name>Castelian (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Julius is his name. Demolition is his game. Eight colossal towers that almost crack the sky! You and Julius - the Anurian Hybrid - are charged with the task of collapsing the alien towers. As Julius climbs and leaps across the face of each tower, he is confronted by potent and very deadly adversaries. Roving Hexalons, scanning I-Balls, orbiting Spheroids and dissolving pathways threaten you at every turn. Their mere touch will cost you your life! Yet, somehow, you must reach the tower's top in order to detonate your powerful D-bombs! Your courage, skill and determination will guide you to the summit of Castelian. Fire your Carbonobombs, catch the high-speed elevator, and escape into the doorways of the unknown. The island's future depends upon you and Julius. Watch him, learn his secrets and demolition will become your game!</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Castelian-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.55</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19910501T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Bits Studios</developer> | |
| <publisher>Triffix</publisher> | |
| <genre>Platform</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Castelian-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Castelian-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="66198" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Castle Quest (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>Castle Quest (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>A strategy game from Hudson that's played like a board game mixed with card battle confrontations. Your goal is to topple kings. You take turns moving your pieces one at a time. The player who topples an opposing king wins the round. But being a good chess player won't be enough to win. With magical attacks and Card Roulette to contend with, you'll have to be lucky too. In Quest Mode there are 24 kings to defeat, and the last is that fearsome King of Magic, Baron</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Castle Quest (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19930101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Hudson</developer> | |
| <publisher>Hudson</publisher> | |
| <genre>Role playing games</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Castle Quest (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Castle Quest (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3021" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Castlevania - The Adventure.gb</path> | |
| <name>Castlevania - The Adventure (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>The Count has risen again desiring revenge even more than blood. There are four levels of dungeons, chambers and crypts. At the end of each there is a Primary Evil who is waiting. Your sole weapon is the Mystic Whip which you can use on enemies or candles to unleash hearts, crystals and crosses of gold.
</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Castlevania - The Adventure-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19900928T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Konami</developer> | |
| <publisher>Konami</publisher> | |
| <genre>Platform</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Castlevania - The Adventure-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Castlevania - The Adventure-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3048" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Castlevania II - Belmont's Revenge.gb</path> | |
| <name>Castlevania II - Belmont's Revenge (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>The curse of the Belmont family has struck again in the second Castlevania adventure for the Game Boy. This game takes place 15 years after the first monochrome adventure. Christopher's son has disappeared, and 4 mysterious castles have risen out of the fog. He must travel to each castle and conquer the demons he finds there in order to rescue his son. Perhaps Dracula is not as dead as we thought.
</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Castlevania II - Belmont's Revenge-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19921126T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Konami</developer> | |
| <publisher>Konami</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Castlevania II - Belmont's Revenge-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Castlevania II - Belmont's Revenge-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3004" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Castlevania Legends.gb</path> | |
| <name>Castlevania Legends (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Take a journey to the very beginning...to when Dracula first rose up to terrorize the good people of Transylvania. None dared challenge him, and the people of the country lived in fear and terror. Until a young girl rose up and decided to take matters into her own hands.

That young girl was Sonia Belmont, the first in the line of the legendary Belmont clan. And now, her fate lies in your hands.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Castlevania Legends-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19980311T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Konami</developer> | |
| <publisher>Konami</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Castlevania Legends-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Castlevania Legends-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3280" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Catrap.gb</path> | |
| <name>Catrap (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Catrap is a single screen puzzle game with 100 rounds. You and your sister (or girlfriend?) have somehow been turned into cat-humans and you're are trapped in a castle full of baddies. The gameplay is very similar to Mole Mole, and is best described as a </desc> | |
| <image>./images/Catrap-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Catrap-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Catrap-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36882" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Catwoman.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Catwoman (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>In Catwoman, the titular Batman villainess is spun off into her own game. Talia tries to hire Catwoman to steal a crystal skull, but Catwoman decides to keep it for herself, not knowing Ra's al Ghul plans to use it to destroy Gotham.

Catwoman has dozens of moves to help her navigate and fight her way through nine levels of goons and platforms. She can attack with her claws, jump off walls, flip, grab ledges and swing with her whip ala Bionic Commando. She also has a stealth option, allowing her to disappear into the background of a level and sneak along silently.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Catwoman-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Kemco</developer> | |
| <publisher>Vatical Entertainment LLC</publisher> | |
| <genre>Simulation / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Catwoman-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Catwoman-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82044" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Catz.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Catz - Your Virtual Petz Palz (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Catz-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Catz-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Catz-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="66210" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Centipede.gb</path> | |
| <name>Centipede (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>In Centipede, the player is trapped in the Enchanted Forest. Armed with only a magic wand to ward off the forest's insect denizens, all of which apparently are attacking in the player in continuous waves. 

The player must use the magic wand to shoot sparks at approaching insects to score points by pressing the controller button. Holding down the controller button will set the wand to rapid fire shots. If the player is bitten by an insect, the player will be temporarily paralyzed and lose one of the three starting magic wands. 

Insect Opponents and Mushrooms
All enemy insects have a distinctive sound before attacking, which may help the player identify which insect is attacking. Enemies and objects in the game are as the following:

1. The Centipede
The Centipede will attack in 12 waves. In the first wave, the Centipede will have a head attached to 11 body segments. In the second wave, the Centipede will have a head attached to 10 body segments, in addition to a detached head. The third wave will have the Centipede with an attached head, 9 body segments, plus two detached heads. These body segments will transform into heads and continue to do so until Wave 12. In the last wave, the Centipede will have 12 detached heads, independently attacking the player. Centipede heads are worth more points than body segments.

Attacks from the Centipede will come from the top of the screen, moving downward. If a spark hits any part of the Centipede, that particular body segment will transform into a mushroom, while the body segment behind it will become the new Centipede head. When the Centipede is destroyed, it will briefly disappear and re-appear from the top of the screen again.

The Spider
The Spider will attempt to distract the player from attacking the Centipede. It will destroy any mushroom it touches. Spiders will score more points if it is hit in closer distances.

The Flea
The Flea will appear if the player has destroyed most of the existing mushrooms. It will drop down creating a new batch of mushrooms where it falls. The Flea will disappear after two hits. After the first hit, the Flea will drop down much faster.

The Scorpion
The Scorpion will appear in the third wave. It moves slowly but will pick up speed, moving faster. While doing so, it will poison any mushroom it touches.

Mushrooms
Mushrooms fill the Enchanted Forest and may act as obstacles or cover for the player, with added effects to enemy insects. It takes for shots to complete destroy a mushroom. There are two type of mushrooms: Magic Mushrooms and Poisonous mushrooms. Magic mushrooms are the default mushrooms in the game and are also the the result of the player destroying an insect or Centipede body segment. Poisonous Mushrooms are the result of the Scorpion touching a mushroom. Poisonous Mushrooms will prompt the Centipede near it to move straight towards the player through any mushroom. Losing a wand will restore any partially damaged mushroom.

Game Difficulty and Variations
The game offers four difficulty levels: Novice, Standard, Advanced, and Expert. Game Variations are as the following:

1. One Player
Two Player Alternating
Two players will take turns when the active player is bitten.
Dual Player Competition
Two players will appear on the screen at the same time. Scoring is separate. Shots fired from one player will paralyze the other player.
Team Play
Two players will appear on the screen at the same time. Scoring is combined. Shots fired from one player will not paralyze the other player.

Scoring
The player will win a bonus magic wand for every 12,000 points to a maximum of six wands. The game will end when all wands are lost. Scoring are as the following:

Centipede Head - 100 points
Centipede Body Segment - 10 points
Spider at close range - 900 points
Spider at medium range - 600 points
Flea - 200 points
Scorpion - 1,000 points
Flea - 200 points
Restored mushroom - 5 points
Destroyed mushroom - 1 points</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Centipede-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Code Monkeys Ltd., The</developer> | |
| <publisher>Accolade</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Centipede-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Centipede-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36883" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Centipede.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Centipede (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>In Centipede, the player is trapped in the Enchanted Forest. Armed with only a magic wand to ward off the forest's insect denizens, all of which apparently are attacking in the player in continuous waves. 

The player must use the magic wand to shoot sparks at approaching insects to score points by pressing the controller button. Holding down the controller button will set the wand to rapid fire shots. If the player is bitten by an insect, the player will be temporarily paralyzed and lose one of the three starting magic wands. 

Insect Opponents and Mushrooms
All enemy insects have a distinctive sound before attacking, which may help the player identify which insect is attacking. Enemies and objects in the game are as the following:

1. The Centipede
The Centipede will attack in 12 waves. In the first wave, the Centipede will have a head attached to 11 body segments. In the second wave, the Centipede will have a head attached to 10 body segments, in addition to a detached head. The third wave will have the Centipede with an attached head, 9 body segments, plus two detached heads. These body segments will transform into heads and continue to do so until Wave 12. In the last wave, the Centipede will have 12 detached heads, independently attacking the player. Centipede heads are worth more points than body segments.

Attacks from the Centipede will come from the top of the screen, moving downward. If a spark hits any part of the Centipede, that particular body segment will transform into a mushroom, while the body segment behind it will become the new Centipede head. When the Centipede is destroyed, it will briefly disappear and re-appear from the top of the screen again.

The Spider
The Spider will attempt to distract the player from attacking the Centipede. It will destroy any mushroom it touches. Spiders will score more points if it is hit in closer distances.

The Flea
The Flea will appear if the player has destroyed most of the existing mushrooms. It will drop down creating a new batch of mushrooms where it falls. The Flea will disappear after two hits. After the first hit, the Flea will drop down much faster.

The Scorpion
The Scorpion will appear in the third wave. It moves slowly but will pick up speed, moving faster. While doing so, it will poison any mushroom it touches.

Mushrooms
Mushrooms fill the Enchanted Forest and may act as obstacles or cover for the player, with added effects to enemy insects. It takes for shots to complete destroy a mushroom. There are two type of mushrooms: Magic Mushrooms and Poisonous mushrooms. Magic mushrooms are the default mushrooms in the game and are also the the result of the player destroying an insect or Centipede body segment. Poisonous Mushrooms are the result of the Scorpion touching a mushroom. Poisonous Mushrooms will prompt the Centipede near it to move straight towards the player through any mushroom. Losing a wand will restore any partially damaged mushroom.

Game Difficulty and Variations
The game offers four difficulty levels: Novice, Standard, Advanced, and Expert. Game Variations are as the following:

1. One Player
Two Player Alternating
Two players will take turns when the active player is bitten.
Dual Player Competition
Two players will appear on the screen at the same time. Scoring is separate. Shots fired from one player will paralyze the other player.
Team Play
Two players will appear on the screen at the same time. Scoring is combined. Shots fired from one player will not paralyze the other player.

Scoring
The player will win a bonus magic wand for every 12,000 points to a maximum of six wands. The game will end when all wands are lost. Scoring are as the following:

Centipede Head - 100 points
Centipede Body Segment - 10 points
Spider at close range - 900 points
Spider at medium range - 600 points
Flea - 200 points
Scorpion - 1,000 points
Flea - 200 points
Restored mushroom - 5 points
Destroyed mushroom - 1 points</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Centipede-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Morning Star Multimedia</developer> | |
| <publisher>Majesco Sales, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Centipede-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Centipede-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82045" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Championship Motocross 2001 featuring Ricky Carmichael.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Championship Motocross 2001 featuring Ricky Carmichael (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>CHAMPIONSHIP MOTOCROSS 2001 FEATURING RICKY CARMICHAEL brings all the thrills and action of motocross to your Game Boy Color. This single-player racer uses a special graphics technique to give the gameplay a smooth 3D look and feel. The racing action takes place from the third-person perspective. You can choose from 30 real licensed racers, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. Pick your bike from 16 unique bikes and hit the dirt on more than 20 tracks that take place in a variety of scenes. The tracks feature complex turns and jumps made possible by the special graphics engine. In addition to racing, you can also try the Freestyle mode, where you can show off your trick abilities. Use a password to save your scores and your progress through the various races.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Championship Motocross 2001 featuring Ricky Carmichael-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Tiertex Design Studios</developer> | |
| <publisher>THQ</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Championship Motocross 2001 featuring Ricky Carmichael-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Championship Motocross 2001 featuring Ricky Carmichael-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="66219" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Championship Pool.gb</path> | |
| <name>Championship Pool (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Championship Pool is a pool game where players can 8-ball or 9-ball pool tournament that starts off with the BCA Regional Championship where the player must defeat 32 opponents in a first to four games match. If the player loses against any of the 32 opponents, they are then eliminated from the tournament. The winner of that then goes onto the World Championship.

All of the gameplay is done from a top down view of the table. The player moves an icon to indicate location they want to hit the ball too. To aid in the aiming, a ghost of the cue ball and the first ball that is hit is repetitively played out to show the path of the hit ball. With the all the shots there is a very small margin of error, but this is only notable when a long shot is played or a shot from a sharp angle and the ghost balls will randomly play out all the possible occurrences. The player can also change the power and spin of the played shot with the ghost balls will updating to show the outcome of those changes. 

There are 4 different game modes that can be chosen, each with a different set of pool games. The different game modes and there games are:

1. Tournament: The player must defeat 32 different players in a first to four knockout tournament in 8-ball or 9-ball pool before going on to the World Championship. During the tournament the opponent is never actually is seen playing there shots. Instead, when it is the opponents turn, it cuts to an image of the player with a caption and then returns the control to the player with some balls removed and moved. This way the opponent can finish the game within 4 turns regardless of if they where snookered or not.

2. Challenge: It has many different pool games that are played, all with one player without an opponent. The games are:

1. 14.1 Challenge After the break the ball is placed anywhere at the top of the table behind the line. At that point, the player can hit any ball but once the fails to hit a ball in a hole the game is over. If there is only one ball left on the table the rest of the balls are re-racked and play continues. At the end score is given based on the number of balls that where hit in the holes. The score are tallied up over 5 games to get the total score.

2. Eight Ball - After the break the ball is placed anywhere at the top of the table behind the line. The player must hit all the chosen set of balls (stripes or solids) and the 8-ball in one turn. The score is based on how many balls where hit in.

3. Nine Ball - After the break the ball is placed anywhere at the top of the table behind the line. The player must hit the 9 ball in one turn. The score is based on how many balls where hit in.

4. Equal Offence Same as 14.1 Challenge but there is only one game played.

5. Three Pool Only have 3 balls on the table. Score is based on how many shots it takes to get all three balls in with lower been better.

6. Speed Pool Objective is to hit all the balls in as quickly as possible as a timer is timing how long the game takes. Any ball can be hit at any time and the player can miss the shot and not be penalised (other than taking longer).

3. Party: It has many different multiplayer pool games that are played with ether just 2 or 2 to 8 human players. The games are:

1. Eight Ball (2 Players) A standard eight ball game with the players taking turns to play.

7. Nine Ball (2-8 Players) A standard nine ball game with up to 8 players taking turns. First player to get the 9-ball in wins.

8. 14.1 Continuous (2 Players) Players can hit any ball in for a point. If a shot is missed then other player plays. If there is only one ball on the table the pocketed balls are re-racked. Play continues until one of the players reaches the score chosen at the start of the game.

9. Ten Ball (2-8 Players) Same as Nine Ball except with 10 balls.

10. Rotation (2-8 Players) Only the lowest ball can be hit and the score for getting a ball in is the value of the ball (e.g. 8-ball is 8 points). Player with the highest score at the end of the game wins.

11. Straight Pool (2 Players) Same as 14.1 Continuous but the player with the highest score after one game wins.

12. Equal Offence (2-8 Players) Same as Equal Offence in challenge mode but players can take turns to beat each others score.

13. Fifteen Ball (2-8 Players) Same as Rotation except that any ball can be hit not just the lowest.

14. One Pocket (2 Players) The two players are given one of the two pockets at the end of the table. The player must hit all the balls in there nominated pocket with the one with the most balls wins.

 
Three Ball (2-8 Players) Same as Three Ball in challenge mode but players can take turns to beat each others score.

15. Speed Ball (2-8 Players) Same as Speed Ball in challenge mode but players can take turns to beat each others score.

4. Freestyle: Lets the player practice with no opponent, no penalties, the ability to move any ball to the desired location (or remove by throwing the ball in the pocket), and the ability to place potted balls back on the table.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Championship Pool-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Bitmasters, Inc.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Mindscape</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Championship Pool-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Championship Pool-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82047" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Checkmate.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Checkmate (Japan) (En,Ja)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36884" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Chase H.Q. - Secret Police.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Chase H.Q. - Secret Police (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Chase H.Q. - Secret Police, is slightly different than the other Chase H.Q. games. You receive a call from Dispatch, telling you to arrest suspects that have just committed a felony. There are ten stages in the game, and each one of them has you placing three agents throughout the city. Each one of these agents have their own specialties. Once you have placed the agents, you must guide one of them toward the suspect vehicle. If the vehicle goes outside the city, the game is over.

Once the two of you make contact, the battle begins where the object is to ram the suspect's vehicle until it is disabled. You can also shoot the vehicle to further damage it, and use up to three turbos to catch up with the vehicle if you happen to fall behind.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Chase H.Q. - Secret Police-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Dreams Co., Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Metro3D, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Chase H.Q. - Secret Police-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Chase H.Q. - Secret Police-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3415" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Chase H.Q..gb</path> | |
| <name>Chase H.Q. (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>As an undercover agent of Chase Headquarters, your job is to patrol the streets and track down five criminals. You are given a mission briefing before you start which gives information on the suspect and what car they drive. Then you drive across the city without crashing into other cars, and catch up with the criminal's car. To arrest the suspects, you must keep bumping into their car until it is no longer functional. And you have to do this under a strict time limit. You can't afford to crash into cars or buildings or you waste time getting on the road again. 

However, once you've caught up with your suspect, you are given more time. Your car is also equipped with turbo boosts, which you can use to gain extra speed if you are way behind the criminal. Each arrest is based on a &quot;suspicion&quot;.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Chase H.Q.-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19901202T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Taito</developer> | |
| <publisher>Taito</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Chase H.Q.-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Chase H.Q.-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82049" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./ChessMaster.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Chessmaster (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Prepare to challenge the longest running console chess series, THE CHESSMASTER. In this Game Boy version of the game, you can choose to play at any one of 16 different skill levels, ranging from beginner to expert. For those just learning to play chess, take advantage of the Teaching mode that will show you all of the best moves to make. This game has a variety of options for chess fans, as you can set up the board however you like to simulate classic chess situations and challenges. You can even make your opponent?s pieces invisible for an added challenge. If you make a wrong move, the game will allow you to take back moves and try again. If you?d rather just see the outcome, merely ask THE CHESSMASTER and he?ll finish the game to checkmate. Play alone or against a friend through the use of the Game Boy Link Cable. You can also use the password function to resume a game already in progress.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/ChessMaster-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Park Place Productions</developer> | |
| <publisher>Mindscape Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Strategy</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/ChessMaster-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/ChessMaster-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36885" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Chicken Run.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Chicken Run (USA, Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It)</name> | |
| <desc>This version of Chicken Run is far different from its console counterparts and is loosely based on the movie itself. This version's gameplay is geared more towards Lemmings where the player takes control of the main protagonists, Rocky and Ginger, and leads their fellow chickens out of dangerous situations by collecting bags of feed scattered throughout the stage and use the corn to lay a path around obstacles and traps to the stage's exit.

It features over 24 levels, ranging from the chicken coup to the dreaded pie machine and features obstacles such as cameras, dogs, spotlights and many more. Players can also use common household items scattered throughout the level to aid the player in deactivating various traps and help spring their fellow chickens from certain doom.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Chicken Run-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.3</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Blitz Games Limited</developer> | |
| <publisher>THQ</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Chicken Run-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Chicken Run-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="66250" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Choplifter II.gb</path> | |
| <name>Choplifter II - Rescue & Survive (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Take off on a dangerous rescue mission in a world on the brink of all-out global war. Hostages must be saved from a sly and sinister enemy in order to avert total chaos. Only your skill can save us now.

You command the AH 90 Commanche attack helicopter, the ultimate fighting machine. Your arsenal includes: machine guns, flame throwers, missiles and invisibility. Superior technology must be used wisely against the omnipresent enemy. Antagonists attack with everything they've got: bullets, missiles, tanks, subterranean gun turrets and land mines. Hectic heli-heroics are required to save the hostages and yourself.

ChopLifter II features five stages, each with its own threatening terrain. The game can be played by one or two players.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Choplifter II-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19910621T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Beam Software</developer> | |
| <publisher>JVC Musical Industries, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Various</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Choplifter II-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Choplifter II-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3463" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Choplifter III (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>Choplifter III (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>In this third installment of the Choplifter series, it is once again your job to fly your helicopter through enemy territory to rescue hostages. The helicopter does not only take damage from enemy fire, but also from contact with buildings, trees, walls etc., which makes some levels difficult to navigate.

Enemies can be destroyed by either using the helicopter's standard weapon, or more powerful weapons that can be picked up throughout the levels. The main task of each level however, is picking up a certain number of hostages and taking them to your home base.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Choplifter III (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19930101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Ocean</developer> | |
| <publisher>Beam Software</publisher> | |
| <genre>Shoot'em Up / Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Choplifter III (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Choplifter III (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3502" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Chuck Rock.gb</path> | |
| <name>Chuck Rock (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Chuck Rock is your typical average cave man. He likes to spend his Sunday afternoons watching football and drinking beer. Unfortunately, his peaceful existence is interrupted one day when his wife, Ophelia Rock, is kidnapped by the village wierdo, Gary Gritter. So, Chuck is rather upset about this whole situation and you have to help him make things right.

The game is a side-scrolling platformer. Chuck fights of a variety of dinosaurs using his belly-buster attack and a jump kick. Occasionally he has to pick up and throw rocks to defeat enemies and allow him to jump to greater heights.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Chuck Rock-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19930101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Core Design</developer> | |
| <publisher>Core Design - Sony</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Chuck Rock-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Chuck Rock-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37047" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Classic Bubble Bobble.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Classic Bubble Bobble (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Blue Dino has become ill, and its up to Green Dino to find a cure. Essentially a remake of the classic arcade title, without the ability to play with two players.

The aim of the game is to use your Dino's bubble abilities to trap and pop the bad guys while dodging their attacks to complete the level, collecting the bonus items along the way. Popping the enemies turns them into fruit for bonus points.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Classic Bubble Bobble-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Taito</developer> | |
| <publisher>Metro3D, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Classic Bubble Bobble-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Classic Bubble Bobble-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82054" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Colin McRae Rally (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Colin McRae Rally (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Colin McRae Rally (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Spellbound</developer> | |
| <publisher>THQ</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Colin McRae Rally (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="66271" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Cliffhanger.gb</path> | |
| <name>Cliffhanger (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Cliffhanger is based on the 1993 Sylvester Stallone movie. The lead character, Gabe Walker, is an expert in high mountain search and rescue and receives a distress signal from a plane that has crashed nearby. However, the plane is actually loaded with terrorists who hijacked a large shipment of cash. The game consists of side-scrolling action. The hero can walk, run, jump, punch, and kick while jumping. Further, he can perform special feats as the situation requires, such as crossing a rope suspended from 2 cliffs. One of the biggest threats in this game is nature as Gabe must defend against wolves and birds, snow falling off cliffs and structures, and falling rocks.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Cliffhanger-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.2</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Spidersoft Limited</developer> | |
| <publisher>Sony</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Cliffhanger-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Cliffhanger-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3570" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./College Slam.gb</path> | |
| <name>College Slam (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Part of the NBA Jam series of basketball games, College Slam allows you to choose from over 40 real college teams and take part in head-to-head games, tournament games, and season-long play. The gameplay is arcade-style two-on-two fast action featuring backboard shattering wild dunks, power-ups and other crazy moves. The game also features fight songs from all the available teams.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/College Slam-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.55</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19960101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Acclaim Entertainment</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/College Slam-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/College Slam-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36887" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Commander Keen.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Commander Keen (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Activision remakes the popular PC &quot;Commander Keen&quot; series of games in a new Game Boy Color version. With new worlds, aliens, and lots more familiar candy, Commander Keen journeys again to the far reaches of outer space, this time to save the sacred Crystals, stolen by the evil Droidicus.
You play the role of Billy Blaze, who, when he isn't tinkering in his secret workshop building new inventions, dons his brothers football helmet and transforms into - COMMANDER KEEN - DEFENDER OF EARTH! - when the universe is in trouble.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Commander Keen-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.45</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>David A. Palmer Productions|id Software, Inc.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Activision</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action / Adventure</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Commander Keen-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Commander Keen-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36888" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Conker's Pocket Tales.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Conker's Pocket Tales (USA, Europe) (En,Fr,De) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Conker has a party with his girlfriend. The Evil Acorn breaks up the party. The Acorn takes Conker's girlfriend. Now Conker must rescue his girlfriend. The game also worked for Game Boy and Super Game Boy. 

Conker travels through many levels, trying to find presents that the Evil Acorn has stolen. Conker is equipped with a slingshot to battle enemies, such as mutant plants, snakes, and others. Players encounter a few minigames on their adventure, including olympic-type games. If a player started on Game Boy, they had to play through the game before they could play on Game Boy Color. This worked the other way around, also.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Conker's Pocket Tales-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Rare, Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Rare, Ltd.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Adventure</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Conker's Pocket Tales-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Conker's Pocket Tales-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3324" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Contra - The Alien Wars.gb</path> | |
| <name>Contra - The Alien Wars (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Contra - The Alien Wars-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19940923T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Konami</developer> | |
| <publisher>Konami</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Contra - The Alien Wars-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Contra - The Alien Wars-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="66311" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Cool Ball.gb</path> | |
| <name>Cool Ball (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Cool Ball-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Loriciel SA</developer> | |
| <publisher>Infogrames</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Cool Ball-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Cool Ball-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36889" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Cool Bricks (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Cool Bricks (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It)</name> | |
| <desc>Cool Bricks is a Breakout-style game, updated for the modern market. Players use the bat and ball to smash all the breakable bricks to complete each level. Cool Bricks also features a wide range of power-ups including the Ghost, Ninja and Poison. New technological tricks allow for high-colour screens and in excess of 150 levels. The game also features a durable High-Score board.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Cool Bricks (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Pukka Games</developer> | |
| <publisher>SCi Games Ltd.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Cool Bricks (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Cool Bricks (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3267" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Cool Spot.gb</path> | |
| <name>Cool Spot (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Cool Spot is a solid, colorful platform game featuring the 7-up mascot in the hero position. The game objective is fairly simple; you have to collect enough number of bonuses throughout each level in order to find the trapped Spots.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Cool Spot-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19930101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Virgin</developer> | |
| <publisher>Virgin</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Cool Spot-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Cool Spot-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="66314" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Cool World.gb</path> | |
| <name>Cool World (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>A licensed game based on the live action/animation movie &quot;Cool World&quot;

You play Frank Harris and your task is to stop Holli Would from entering the real world.

You accomplish the levels by shooting doodles and collecting coins.

Gameplay is set by 4 World with 4 levels each.

Same as the movie, the game is based in cartoon graphics.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Cool World-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19930101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Ocean</developer> | |
| <publisher>Ocean</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Cool World-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Cool World-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="66317" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Cosmo Tank.gb</path> | |
| <name>Cosmo Tank (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Cosmo Tank-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Cosmo Tank-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Cosmo Tank-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37048" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Croc 2.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Croc 2 (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Croc is on a quest to find his parents. However, Baron Dante has kidnapped the Gobbos kings. Croc then turns his attention to rescue all of the Gobbos kings.

You travel across 48 levels in this free roaming 3D game. You have to beat all the levels in a village (except the secret level) to move on to the next one. In each village, (except the 4th village) are 5 regular levels, 2 bosses, and 1 secret level. Regular levels are levels where you just beat them and get certain items in them.

Bosses are levels where you go through one section then fight a monster at the end. Secret levels are levels where you collect the jigsaw piece. Once you collect the jigsaw piece in all 4 secret levels and defeat Baron Dante, Swap Meet Pete will take you to the lost levels.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Croc 2-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.55</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Natsume Co., Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>THQ</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Croc 2-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Croc 2-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36890" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Croc.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Croc (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>All is not well in Croc's world. His friends, the Gobbos, have been captured by the evil Baron Dante. It is your mission in this 3D platformer to search through 42 different levels to save all of your friends before it's too late.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Croc-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.5</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Virtucraft, Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>THQ</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Croc-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Croc-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36891" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Cruis'n Exotica.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Cruis'n Exotica (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>The sequel to Cruis'n World both in the arcades and on Nintendo 64, Cruis'n Exotica lets you race against the computer or up to three other opponents in a wide variety of cars and locales. Game mechanics follow &quot;arcade&quot; rules, which include &quot;turbos&quot; to accelerate to (and raise) maximum speed, and any deviation off of the track bumps you right back on it.

Cars range from sportcars to more esoteric cars like trucks, minis, and police vehicles. Tracks model real life (Alaska, India, Korea, etc.) and eventually branch out into fantasy worlds (Atlantis, Amazon, Mars).</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Cruis'n Exotica-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Crawfish Interactive Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Midway</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Cruis'n Exotica-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Cruis'n Exotica-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3522" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Crystal Quest.gb</path> | |
| <name>Crystal Quest (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>A mouse-driven game in which the player controls a small, circular spaceship which must travel around the screen collecting crystals. This task is made more difficult by the aliens which constantly swarm out from the portals on both sides of the screen. These can be shot down by the ship's gun (which has unlimited ammo) or eliminated by activating one of the player's limited supply of &quot;smart bombs&quot;, which will clear the screen of all current enemies.

The physics of the game were quite unusual for the time; the ship does not simply follow the mouse's movement like a mouse cursor. Rather, it retains its inertia, and must be carefully guided around so it does not crash into anything. Bullets, when fired, travel in the direction of the ship's movement, requiring the player to actually travel toward enemies in order to shoot them down.

This was the first color game for the Macintosh, although it was business-as-usual for the IIgs.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Crystal Quest-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19910101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Casady & Greene</developer> | |
| <publisher>Casady & Greene</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Crystal Quest-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Crystal Quest-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36892" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Crystalis.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Crystalis (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>October 1st, 1997 is known as END DAY. A great war encircles the globe and brings about an end to civilization. The surviving humans concluded that they could never repeat their mistakes and build a great tower in the sky to watch over the world and act accordingly to combat &quot;evil&quot;. One hundred years have passed since then and a hidden cryogenic chamber in the mountains springs to life...

Crystalis is a top-down action RPG. Starting from the cryogenic chamber, the player takes the role of a mysterious hero who must uncover the mystery of the tower. The character may equip weapons, armor, shields and globe/bracelets on his body and a single item from his inventory for use in the field. To aid in the hero's goal. he will meet up with the four wise people and learn their magic, while also obtaining the four elemental swords which will help him progress. Players gain experience and gold from defeating monsters. The experience is used to gain levels and improve statistics, however a minimum level is required before one can do damage to specific bosses. Gold is used to purchase items in shops.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Crystalis-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Nintendo</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Role playing games</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Crystalis-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Crystalis-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82064" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Cubix - Robots For Everyone - Race 'n Robots.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Cubix - Robots for Everyone - Race 'n Robots (USA) (En,Fr,De,Es,It)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Cubix - Robots For Everyone - Race 'n Robots-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Cubix - Robots For Everyone - Race 'n Robots-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Cubix - Robots For Everyone - Race 'n Robots-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="66351" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Cutthroat Island.gb</path> | |
| <name>CutThroat Island (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>In this game you play the role of a pirate lady called Morgan who was given a piece of a map by her father before he died. In the game you set out to find more pieces of the map so that you can find the hidden treasure buried on Cutthroat Island. The gameplay involves you scrolling along the screen and sword fighting pirates and other scoundrels one on one with various different attacks. As you progress you unlock more combos. This game is based on the film by the same name.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Cutthroat Island-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.55</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Software Creations Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Cutthroat Island-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Cutthroat Island-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82065" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./CyberTiger.gbc</path> | |
| <name>CyberTiger (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Rip up the rules book - anything goes! Create your own golfer to take on CyberTiger and the many other characters. Real-time analog swing and ball control - hit a fade or a draw, add topspin or backspin, all in mid-flight. Sandtraps and tall rough are just the beginning. Seven modes of play: Strokes, Skins, Match, Tournament, Practice, Driving Range and the all-new Battle and Club Challenge modes. More ways to get on the green - superdrives, hidden tricks, hidden courses, hidden golfers, and tons of secret skills!</desc> | |
| <image>./images/CyberTiger-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Xantera</developer> | |
| <publisher>EA Sports</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/CyberTiger-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/CyberTiger-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3680" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Cyraid.gb</path> | |
| <name>Cyraid (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>3090 A.D. Earth exists as a united and peaceful federation... Until an insanely evil scientists known as ROGUE plants to conquer Earth with an army of dangerous robots, from his fortress CYRAID, high above the capitol city Trillilium.

 The Federation has called its best Agents of Peace, code named WARRIOR and FIGHTER, to destroy CYRAID. ROGUE's spies have informed him that WARRIOR and FIGHTER are brothers. To keep them from destroying CYRAID, ROGUE will kidnap NATASIA, their adored mother. If he can distract them from their mission, he may have enough time to conquer the Federation and rule Earth!</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Cyraid-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre>Various</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Cyraid-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Cyraid-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3681" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Daedalian Opus.gb</path> | |
| <name>Daedalian Opus (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>In this game you play as Daedaleanopus. Your mission is to solve puzzles. These puzzles consist of placing shaped pieces into a space and completely filling the area with all the pieces- sort of like Tetris except you try to fill up all the space on the board. Each puzzle is timed and after every puzzle you get a password so you can continue your game later.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Daedalian Opus-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.45</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19900101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Vic Tokai</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Daedalian Opus-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Daedalian Opus-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36894" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Daffy Duck - Fowl Play.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Daffy Duck - Fowl Play (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>In Daffy Duck: Fowl Play, Daffy is in search of a hidden treasure that Bugs Bunny told him about. Unfortunately, the rest of the Looney Tunes cast is out to stop him.

Fowl Play is a nine-level platforming/action game with some unusual mechanics. Daffy has a hunger meter which he must keep filled. You must find food throughout the levels and always hurry lest Daffy starve.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Daffy Duck - Fowl Play-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Sunsoft</developer> | |
| <publisher>Sunsoft</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Daffy Duck - Fowl Play-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Daffy Duck - Fowl Play-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="66362" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Daffy Duck - The Marvin Missions.gb</path> | |
| <name>Daffy Duck (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Daffy Duck - The Marvin Missions-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Sunsoft</developer> | |
| <publisher>Sunsoft</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Daffy Duck - The Marvin Missions-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Daffy Duck - The Marvin Missions-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82076" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Daikatana (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Daikatana (Europe) (En,Fr,It)</name> | |
| <desc>Daikatana is a Role-Playing game, developed by Will and published by Kemco, which was released in Europe in 2000.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Daikatana (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Will</developer> | |
| <publisher>Kemco</publisher> | |
| <genre>Role playing games</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Daikatana (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Daikatana (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3672" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Darkman.gb</path> | |
| <name>Darkman (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Based on the film by Sam Raimi. You play Peyton Westlake, returned from the dead as the many faced &quot;Darkman&quot;, seeking your revenge against mobster Robert G.Durant. Live through all the high spots of the movie - the breathtaking helicopter fight sequence - the skyscraper shoot-out - dice with death as you swing into heaving freeway traffic dangling from a helicopter.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Darkman-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.05</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19920101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Ocean</developer> | |
| <publisher>Ocean</publisher> | |
| <genre>Fight / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Darkman-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Darkman-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36896" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Acclaim's foray into trick-based BMX games spawned a unique version for the Game Boy Color.

The basic design is the same as in the original console title and other post-Tony Hawk extreme sports games. In career mode, the player has to complete various goals in each level to advance and unlock further levels. These goals include reaching a certain score through tricks and combos, performing special tricks, or collecting items. The eight levels (shown in isometric perspective) are filled with half- and quarter pipes, ramps, rails and many obstacles to perform tricks on. Two dozen different tricks are available through various button combinations, some of which must be unlocked first by finding tokens in the levels.

In training mode, unlocked levels can be practiced without the time limit present in career mode.

The game also offers a multiplayer mode, where up to four players can take turns on a single GBC and the player with the highest score or the best trick combo wins.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.3</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>NEON Software GmbH</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82895" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./David O' Leary's Total Soccer 2000 (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Total Soccer 2000 (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It,Nl)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/David O' Leary's Total Soccer 2000 (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports / Soccer</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/David O' Leary's Total Soccer 2000 (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36897" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./David Beckham Soccer (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>David Beckham Soccer (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It)</name> | |
| <desc>Compete in knockout and European Champions League competitions, or as any of the 200 teams with fully licensed players in a league season. You can also control up to 32 teams in knockout mode, and train with Beckham himself to learn the basics of the game.

Played from an overhead perspective, all of the options you would expect from a football game are available, from player formations to substitutions and more.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/David Beckham Soccer (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Yoyo Entertainment Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Rage Games Ltd.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/David Beckham Soccer (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/David Beckham Soccer (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3197" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./David Crane's The Rescue of Princess Blobette.gb</path> | |
| <name>David Crane's The Rescue of Princess Blobette Starring A Boy and His Blob (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/David Crane's The Rescue of Princess Blobette-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19890101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Absolute Entertainment</developer> | |
| <publisher>Imagineering Inc</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Platform</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/David Crane's The Rescue of Princess Blobette-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/David Crane's The Rescue of Princess Blobette-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3674" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Days of Thunder.gb</path> | |
| <name>Days of Thunder (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Tom Cruise's film brought NASCAR racing to the masses, and Mindscape did the same for games players with this license. If you mentally change the driver names, it can be thought of as a recreation of real NASCAR racing rather than a direct recreation of the film. 

You play Cruise's Cole Trickle character (his name, like many of the others, is slightly different to that of a real NASCAR racer of the day) against your rivals on 8 tracks, based on real-life counterparts. The races are all on ovals, although the exact lengths, corner types and gradients are varied. This means that the ideal racing line on one track can put you into the wall on another. Qualifying is incorporated alongside the races themselves.

From times to times you'll have to pull into the pit stop area. When doing so, you control the five members of the pit crew. Loosing time on pit will make you loose positions at the race. The other racers, however, never pit.

The NES version has 3rd-Person perspective only.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Days of Thunder-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19920101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Mindscape</developer> | |
| <publisher>Argonaut</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Days of Thunder-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Days of Thunder-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3682" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Dead Heat Scramble.gb</path> | |
| <name>Dead Heat Scramble (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Dead Heat Scramble is a relatively simple racing game. The player chooses between three cars (dune buggy, sand rail or off-road truck) and races against the clock while dodging obstacles like other cars or blockades. The ten courses, which have to be unlo</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Dead Heat Scramble-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.85</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19900101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Electro Brain</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Dead Heat Scramble-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Dead Heat Scramble-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82086" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Deer Hunter.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Deer Hunter (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Deer Hunter-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Deer Hunter-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Deer Hunter-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37051" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Deja Vu I & II.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Deja Vu I & II - The Casebooks of Ace Harding (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>The Casebooks of Ace Harding includes Game Boy ports of Deja Vu: A Nightmare Comes True (previously released on Game Boy) and Deja Vu 2: Lost in Las Vegas. Deja Vu is a port of a 1987 game that had been made for various systems. It's a classic detective story, with you waking up to a dead body with total amnesia - you don't know who you are, or how you got there, and you don't know who the corpse is, either. Deja Vu 2 had never been released for Game Boy before, and was put in the same cart, selling for the price of one game.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Deja Vu I & II-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.9</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Infinite Ventures, Inc.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Kotobuki System</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Adventure</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Deja Vu I & II-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Deja Vu I & II-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37052" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Denki Blocks! (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Denki Blocks! (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It)</name> | |
| <desc>Denki Blocks! uses a single, simple digital toy set to provide a collection of 'puzzle games'.

Denki Blocks! is played by sliding blocks around a board. When blocks of the same colour touch, they stick together to form clumps. Sometimes the player has to join all blocks of the same colour in any way possible. Sometimes specific shapes have to be made.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Denki Blocks! (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.95</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Denki Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Rage Games Ltd.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Denki Blocks! (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Denki Blocks! (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="66407" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Dennis the Menace.gb</path> | |
| <name>Dennis the Menace (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Dennis the Menace-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Dennis the Menace-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Dennis the Menace-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3192" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Desert Strike - Return to the Gulf.gb</path> | |
| <name>Desert Strike - Return to the Gulf (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>The first game in the Strike series. A year after the Gulf War, a self styled General named Kilbaba (Muababa in the GBA version) takes over an Arab Emirate and threatens to start WWIII against its enemy in the West, the U.S. The whole world holds their breath as the President chooses you to destroy Kilbaba and his terrorist army before he launches a nuclear attack on the world!

You must fly an specially designed AH-64A Apache on a series of missions from rescuing MIAs, destroying power plants, to blowing apart SCUD missles! Take out his defenses while trying to find out Kilbaba's plans. Take on the Madman and forever rid this threat....in the desert!
</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Desert Strike - Return to the Gulf-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.25</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19920101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Electronic Arts</developer> | |
| <publisher>Electronic Arts</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Desert Strike - Return to the Gulf-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Desert Strike - Return to the Gulf-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36899" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Dexter's Laboratory - Robot Rampage.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Dexter's Laboratory - Robot Rampage (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Your laboratory has been filled up with evil robots. It's up to you, as Dexter, to make your way through different levels, picking up the necessary tools to rid your lab of the cybernetic menace.

Use laser pistols and other futuristic weapons to help dexter's cause, while searching for marked doors that contain either a new weapon or one of the items needed to complete the level.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Dexter's Laboratory - Robot Rampage-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.35</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Altron Corporation</developer> | |
| <publisher>BAM! Entertainment, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Dexter's Laboratory - Robot Rampage-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Dexter's Laboratory - Robot Rampage-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="66411" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Dexterity.gb</path> | |
| <name>Dexterity (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Dexterity-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>SNK</developer> | |
| <publisher>SNK</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Dexterity-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Dexterity-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3509" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Dick Tracy.gb</path> | |
| <name>Dick Tracy (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Dick Tracy is based on the 1990 film of the same name. It bears a strong resemblance to the NES release, also from Bandai, but has different levels and lacks the driving and puzzle-solving elements.

Big Boy has escaped from jail and it's up to Detective Tracy to track him down. He must fight, shoot and jump his way through five levels of cronies to face the man himself. Some sections involve negotiating platforms and window sills far above the street, while others involve walking at street level while dodging safes that criminals attempt to drop on you from windows. In all cases, Dick can pummel enemies into submission with his fists or find and use a hand gun, tommy gun or tear gas. The weapons all have very limited ammunition.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Dick Tracy-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Realtime Associates, Inc.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Bandai</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Dick Tracy-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Dick Tracy-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="66416" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Dig Dug.gb</path> | |
| <name>Dig Dug (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Dig Dug is a 1-2 player arcade game in which you have to use your shovel to dig your way through the earth. Stopping you from doing this are two monsters, called Pooka and Fygar, who will continually chase you around. The only weapon that you carry is an air pump, which you can use to inflate the monsters to the point where they explode. (if you start to inflate them but stop doing so, the monsters will get turned back to their normal selves.) Furthermore, rocks are scattered throughout the earth, and you can use these rocks to squash them. If the monsters do not find you for several seconds, they will eventually get turned into ghosts, which are able to walk through the earth. They are invincible and cannot be killed. From time to time, vegetables will appear in the center, and you can get these for points.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Dig Dug-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Namco</developer> | |
| <publisher>Namco</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Dig Dug-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Dig Dug-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82095" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Dinosaur'us.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Dinosaur'us (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It,Nl)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Dinosaur'us-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Dinosaur'us-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Dinosaur'us-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37057" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Disney's 102 Dalmatians - Puppies to the Rescue.gbc</path> | |
| <name>102 Dalmatians - Puppies to the Rescue (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Cruella De Vil has captured more Dalmatian puppies to make into a coat. You, as Domino or Oddball, must free them.

Disney's 102 Dalmatians: Puppies to the Rescue on the Game Boy Color is a 2D, side-scrolling platform game. You must run and jump about the level, searching for a key. Once you have the key, you then go to each cage to open it and free the puppies. When all puppies are free, you will get a password and move to the next level. Try to avoid the enemy toys that move about as they will damage you. You can use your bark to stun a toy but that is temporary.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Disney's 102 Dalmatians - Puppies to the Rescue-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Crystal Dynamics, Inc.|Digital Eclipse Software, Inc.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Activision</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Disney's 102 Dalmatians - Puppies to the Rescue-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Disney's 102 Dalmatians - Puppies to the Rescue-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="81946" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Disney's Atlantis - The Lost Empire.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Atlantis - The Lost Empire (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>A civilization shadowed with mystery, guarded by mythical monsters, controlled by a mighty crystal that- in the wrong hands- could destroy the legendary empire. Now, with the aid of a submarine and a mysterious book, go on a journey in search of Atlantis: The Lost Empire. Along the way you will encounter huge sea-creatures, fiery volcanoes, mutiny, and even a beautiful princess. Are you ready to take on this mission?</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Disney's Atlantis - The Lost Empire-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Eurocom Entertainment Software</developer> | |
| <publisher>THQ</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Disney's Atlantis - The Lost Empire-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3025" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Disney's Aladdin.gb</path> | |
| <name>Aladdin (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Hang on to your carpet for ACTION and FUN! Aladdin slashes his shining scimitar to fight through Agrabah, escape the Sultan's dungeon, survive the fiery Cave of Wonders, snatch the Genie's Lamp and save Princess Jasmine from the evil Jafar! Aladdin battles thieves and desert warriors, and barely dodges danger on his high-speed carpet. Palace Guards drop their drawers and camels spit dirt wads. Aladdin ping-pongs like a pinball INSIDE the Genie's Lamp!</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Disney's Aladdin-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.85</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19951002T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Virgin</developer> | |
| <publisher>Virgin</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Disney's Aladdin-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Disney's Aladdin-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="81995" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Disney's Beauty and the Beast - A Board Game Adventure.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Beauty and the Beast - A Board Game Adventure (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Disney's Beauty and the Beast - A Board Game Adventure-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Disney's Beauty and the Beast - A Board Game Adventure-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36903" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Disney's Aladdin.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Aladdin (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>The game from Virgin based on the 1992 animated Disney film is a side-scrolling platformer.

The player controls Aladdin, who must make his way through several levels based on locations from the movie: from the streets and rooftops of Agrabah, the Cave of Wonders and the Sultan's dungeon to the final confrontation in Grand Vizier Jafar's palace. The Sultan's guards and also animals of the desert want to hinder Aladdin in his way. He can defend himself with his sword or by throwing apples. Next to apples, Aladdin can also collect gems which can be traded for lives and continues with a traveling trader. Finding Genie or Abu icons enables bonus rounds. The Genie bonus round is a game of luck played for apples, gems or extra lives. In Abu's bonus round, the player controls the little monkey who has to catch bonus items that fall from the sky, but without touching any of the unwanted objects like rocks and pots.

The game's humorous animations were created by Walt Disney Feature Animation.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Disney's Aladdin-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.55</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Virgin</developer> | |
| <publisher>Ubisoft</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Disney's Aladdin-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Disney's Aladdin-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3206" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Disney's Darkwing Duck.gb</path> | |
| <name>Darkwing Duck (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Darkwing Duck is a 2D 3rd person platform game featuring this Disney super-hero, friend of Lauchpad McQuack (the Duck Tales character who worked as a pilot for Scrooge McDuck).

As a decent super-hero, his role is to save the city from his enemies.

Graphics are cartoonish, like other Disney licenses developed by Capcom, but darker.

Gameplay is similar to Mega Man and Duck Tales, in the same jump and run style. Controls are easy to handle.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Disney's Darkwing Duck-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19931209T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Capcom</developer> | |
| <publisher>Capcom</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Disney's Darkwing Duck-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Disney's Darkwing Duck-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82101" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Disney's Donald Duck - Goin' Quackers!.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Donald Duck - Goin' Quackers (USA) (En,Fr,De,Es,It)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Disney's Donald Duck - Goin' Quackers!-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Disney's Donald Duck - Goin' Quackers!-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Disney's Donald Duck - Goin' Quackers!-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82124" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Disney's Doug - Doug's Big Game.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Doug's Big Game (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Disney's Doug - Doug's Big Game-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Disney's Doug - Doug's Big Game-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Disney's Doug - Doug's Big Game-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3071" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Disney's DuckTales 2.gb</path> | |
| <name>DuckTales 2 (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Duck Tales for NES is a traditional platform game in which the player takes the role of greedy Scrooge McDuck in search of treasures around the globe. He counts on his three nephews and on other Duck Tales characters to help him in his quest through inospit places such as the Amazononic forest, the African Mines, the Himalayas, Transylvania (where he meets Dracula Duck) and even the Moon.

Each one of them reserves the old duck lots of adventure, different enemies and hidden rooms.

The game features a 2D side-scrolling platform gameplay very similar to Mega Man. Graphics are colorful and cartoonish, music remembers players of the TV series and controls are very simple.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Disney's DuckTales 2-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19910101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Capcom</developer> | |
| <publisher>Capcom</publisher> | |
| <genre>Platform</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Disney's DuckTales 2-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Disney's DuckTales 2-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3002" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Disney's DuckTales.gb</path> | |
| <name>DuckTales (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>While in the basement of Uncle Scrooge's mansion, Huey, Dewey and Louie discover an old piece of paper. When they show it to Uncle Scrooge, he recognizes it as part of his great, great Uncle Fergus McDuck's legendary treasure map! With the remaining parts of the map hidden around the world, it's up to Uncle Scrooge to find them and discover Fergus McDuck's secret treasure!</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Disney's DuckTales-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19901002T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Capcom</developer> | |
| <publisher>Capcom</publisher> | |
| <genre>Platform</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Disney's DuckTales-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Disney's DuckTales-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3161" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Disney's Hercules.gb</path> | |
| <name>Hercules (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Disney's Hercules-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Titus</developer> | |
| <publisher>Titus</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Disney's Hercules-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Disney's Hercules-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3344" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Disney's Mulan.gb</path> | |
| <name>Mulan (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Disney's Mulan-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.1</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19981002T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>THQ</developer> | |
| <publisher>Tiertex Design Studios</publisher> | |
| <genre>Role playing games</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Disney's Mulan-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Disney's Mulan-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3618" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Disney's Pinocchio.gb</path> | |
| <name>Pinocchio (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Journey through as Geppetto, the carpenter's live wooden puppet, Pinocchio, as he did in his Disney animated film - which itself was based on a children's novel.

Have Pinocchio run, jump and twist-kick through all the familiar places, including the inside of a whale, and do good deeds enough to become the real human boy he's always wanted to be.

A standard Disney platformer.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Disney's Pinocchio-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19960101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Black Pearl Software</developer> | |
| <publisher>NMS Software</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Disney's Pinocchio-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Disney's Pinocchio-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82625" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Disney's Pooh and Tigger's Hunny Safari.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Pooh and Tigger's Hunny Safari (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Disney's Pooh and Tigger's Hunny Safari-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Disney's Pooh and Tigger's Hunny Safari-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82824" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Disney's Tarzan.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Tarzan (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Overcome the jungle's most dangerous perils in this action-packed adventure. Based on the animated film, Tarzan allows you to relive Tarzan's journey through life from a headstrong youth to a courageous adult. Your innate jungle abilities will allow you to swing, climb, run, jump, and surf through 13 beautiful environments, while interacting with unique characters, riding elephants, and solving challenging puzzles. It's now up to you to master the moves of this unique jungle hero and save Tarzan's family from a ruthless hunter.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Disney's Tarzan-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Digital Eclipse</developer> | |
| <publisher>Activision</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Disney's Tarzan-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3305" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Disney's Pocahontas.gb</path> | |
| <name>Pocahontas (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Disney's Pocahontas-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19960101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Black Pearl Software</developer> | |
| <publisher>THQ</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Disney's Pocahontas-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Disney's Pocahontas-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="70737" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Disney's TaleSpin.gb</path> | |
| <name>TaleSpin (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Disney's TaleSpin-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Disney's TaleSpin-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Disney's TaleSpin-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82854" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Disney's The Emperor's New Groove.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Emperor's New Groove, The (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Disney's The Emperor's New Groove-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Disney's The Emperor's New Groove-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68591" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Disney's The Hunchback of Notre Dame - Topsy Turvy Games.gb</path> | |
| <name>Hunchback of Notre Dame, The - 5 Foolishly Fun Topsy Turvy Games (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Disney's The Hunchback of Notre Dame - Topsy Turvy Games-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Disney's The Hunchback of Notre Dame - Topsy Turvy Games-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Disney's The Hunchback of Notre Dame - Topsy Turvy Games-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="70841" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Disney's The Jungle Book.gb</path> | |
| <name>Jungle Book, The (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Disney's The Jungle Book-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Disney's The Jungle Book-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Disney's The Jungle Book-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82384" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Disney's The Lion King - Simba's Mighty Adventure.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Lion King, The - Simba's Mighty Adventure (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>As the young lion prince Simba, you'll grow to discover what it means to be rightful ruler of the Pride Lands. But first you'll have to outrun a wildebeest stampede, escape a wildfire and more! There's never a dull moment when you're King of the Beasts!</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Disney's The Lion King - Simba's Mighty Adventure-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Torus Games</developer> | |
| <publisher>Activision</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Disney's The Lion King - Simba's Mighty Adventure-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Disney's The Lion King - Simba's Mighty Adventure-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="70849" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Disney's The Lion King.gb</path> | |
| <name>Lion King, The (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Young Simba just can't wait to be king. His father is the current King of the Savannah and the young prince is able to frolic the lands at will; jumping on and around other subjects of this animal kingdom. When Simba's father, King Mufasa, is killed and his evil brother Scar takes over the kingdom, Simba is banished from the lands of his birthright and has to grow up fast, honing his skills, for the day of his return.

The Lion King, based on the famous Disney movie, is a platform game where you control Simba - initially as a young cub, and later as an adult lion. The plot of the game follows the plot of the movie. Each of the levels represents a part of the movie. 

As young Simba, you can fight various beasts, such as lizards, by jumping on them. You can also roar to scare some creatures into submission, though every time you roar, you have to wait for your &quot;roar meter&quot; to charge. 

As an adult lion, you can still roar and jump, but now you fight enemies by slashing at them with your claws (if you're skillful enough, you can also grab them and toss them off the screen). 

The game features no in-game save function, and it needs to be replayed from the beginning every time.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Disney's The Lion King-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Dark Technologies</developer> | |
| <publisher>Virgin</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Disney's The Lion King-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Disney's The Lion King-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82386" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Disney's The Little Mermaid II - Pinball Frenzy.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Little Mermaid II, The - Pinball Frenzy (USA) (En,Fr,De,Es,It)</name> | |
| <desc>The Little Mermaid II: Pinball Frenzy for the Game Boy Color is just what the name implies, a frenzied pinball game. There are two different boards that can be played on, each with several variations of their own. The Ariel board contains paddles that are put at varying places to throw off people too used to traditional pinball machines, and it makes them learn some new strategies. The Melody board has many different ramps and drop spots to create its own unique atmosphere. Each board contains eight mini-games that differ from simple actions to more complex objectives. The game also comes with a built-in Rumble Pak, guaranteed to deliver plenty of shaking to help make the game a more realistic experience. The Little Mermaid II: Pinball Frenzy delivers a pinball experience geared toward young players, but has enough gameplay and variation to please most any fan of the genre.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Disney's The Little Mermaid II - Pinball Frenzy-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Left Field Productions</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Pinball</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Disney's The Little Mermaid II - Pinball Frenzy-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="70850" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Disney's The Little Mermaid.gb</path> | |
| <name>Little Mermaid, The (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Disney's The Little Mermaid-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Disney's The Little Mermaid-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Disney's The Little Mermaid-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3249" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Disney's Toy Story.gb</path> | |
| <name>Toy Story (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Disney's Toy Story-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19960101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Black Pearl Software</developer> | |
| <publisher>Tiertex Design Studios</publisher> | |
| <genre>Platform</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Disney's Toy Story-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Disney's Toy Story-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82027" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Disney-Pixar A Bug's Life.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Bug's Life, A (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Based on the Disney/Pixar 3D animated film, you must guide Flik as he sets out to find a group of warrior insects to help his colony of ants to fight off the hungry grasshoppers. Unlike the other versions of this game, the GBC version is a 2D side-scroll</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Disney-Pixar A Bug's Life-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Disney-Pixar A Bug's Life-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Disney-Pixar A Bug's Life-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82032" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Disney-Pixar Buzz Lightyear of Star Command.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Buzz Lightyear of Star Command (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Disney-Pixar Buzz Lightyear of Star Command-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Disney-Pixar Buzz Lightyear of Star Command-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Disney-Pixar Buzz Lightyear of Star Command-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82482" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Disney-Pixar Monsters, Inc..gbc</path> | |
| <name>Monsters, Inc. (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Disney-Pixar Monsters, Inc.-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Disney-Pixar Monsters, Inc.-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Disney-Pixar Monsters, Inc.-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82900" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Disney-Pixar Toy Story 2.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Toy Story 2 (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>As space hero Buzz Lightyear, you've got your hands full. Your best buddy, Woody, has been kidnapped by a greedy toy collector and it's going to be an all-out race against time to save him.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Disney-Pixar Toy Story 2-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Tiertex Design Studios</developer> | |
| <publisher>THQ</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Disney-Pixar Toy Story 2-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Disney-Pixar Toy Story 2-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82901" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Disney-Pixar Toy Story Racer.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Toy Story Racer (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>The race is on! For the first time ever, join Woody, Buzz Lightyear and the gang in a crazy, turbo-blasting remote-controlled racing competition through the action-packed world of Disney's Toy Story!</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Disney-Pixar Toy Story Racer-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Tiertex Design Studios</developer> | |
| <publisher>Activision</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Disney-Pixar Toy Story Racer-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Disney-Pixar Toy Story Racer-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36904" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Diva Starz - Mall Mania.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Diva Starz - Mall Mania (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Join the Divas Alexa, Nikki, Tia and Summer in this portable collection of 6 mini games, on their way to the fashion show.

The mini games include: &quot;The Scooter Spot&quot;, which is a simple ramp hitting/obstacle avoiding cruise to the mall. &quot;The Fashion Spot&quot;, a conveyor belt sorting game, where you toss items in to boxes. &quot;The Music Spot&quot;, a simplified Dance Dance Revolution beat hitting game. &quot;The Snack Spot&quot;, a Tower of Hanoi meets an ice cream sundae. &quot;The Pet Shop&quot;, where you catch a pet in a simple maze. And finally, &quot;The Style Spot&quot;, where you dress your Diva and match sets of clothes.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Diva Starz - Mall Mania-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Dice Canada</developer> | |
| <publisher>Vivendi Universal Games, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Simulation / Educational</genre> | |
| <players>4</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Diva Starz - Mall Mania-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Diva Starz - Mall Mania-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82106" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Dogz.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Dogz - Your Virtual Petz Palz (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Dogz is a virtual pet simulator, much like tamagoshi for game boy color.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Dogz-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Dogz-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Dogz-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36905" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Donkey Kong Country.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Donkey Kong Country (USA, Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It)</name> | |
| <desc>King K. Rool has stolen Donkey Kong's banana stash, and Donkey Kong needs your help to get them back. In search of K. Rool, the Kremling horde impedes your progress. Kremlings, crocodile-like creatures, include Kritters (they succumb to a simple jump on the head), Krushas (they are virtually indestructible), and others. There are also other enemies that block your path, such as beavers, snakes, vultures. Leading them are dastardly bosses, including Very Gnawty, Necky, Bumble B, and Dumb Drum, and they all bar the way with their own special blend of villainy.

Donkey Kong is joined by Diddy Kong: these two primates differ significantly. For example, Donkey Kong is generally stronger; he can destroy most enemies with a single jump and can lift barrels straight over his head to throw them farther. On the other hand, Diddy is faster and not as strong as Donkey; he can run really fast and do cartwheels. Diddy carries barrels in front of him, creating a shield against frontal attacks.

The game is split into different worlds, which are split into different levels. Each level contains bonus areas, where one can collect bananas, medallions, and lives. At the end of each world is a boss, which is usually a larger version of a minor enemy.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Donkey Kong Country-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Rare, Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Donkey Kong Country-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Donkey Kong Country-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3043" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Donkey Kong Land 2.gb</path> | |
| <name>Donkey Kong Land 2 (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Donkey Kong has been captured by the evil Kaptain K. Rool. Diddy and Dixie must make their way through more side-scrolling levels in this Game Boy adventure. Fortunately, they will have plenty of help along the way from their friends.

Like Donkey Kong Land, all the graphics in this game are pre-rendered three dimensional models. Gameplay is similar also, and consists of much platform jumping and banana collecting.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Donkey Kong Land 2-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19960902T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Rareware</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Donkey Kong Land 2-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Donkey Kong Land 2-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3148" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Donkey Kong Land III.gb</path> | |
| <name>Donkey Kong Land III (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>DK and Diddy Kong have left in search of The Lost World after hearing of a contest to find it on the radio. This leaves Dixie stuck with minding her baby cousin Kiddy Kong. Frustrated at this, she decides to take Kiddy with her and find The Lost World before everyone else!

As with Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!, Dixie Kong takes the lead in the third chapter of the Donkey Kong Land series. Dixie can glide using her hair, and carries barrels over her head. Her partner is the heavy Kiddy, who carries barrels in front of him, and can jump a bit further by somersaulting over platform edges first.

There are also special animal friends that can help the two primates out. Ellie the Elephant can shoot water at enemies, while Enguarde the Swordfish can glide through water with ease. Squawks the Parrot can fly and spit eggs, and Squitter the Spider can shoot webbing as well as use it to create new platforms.

Each level has Bonus Coins and DK Coins tucked well away in the levels. While it's possible to gain an ending without these, to complete the game properly, players must seek them all out and unlock levels of the fabled 'Lost World'. A new feature to the game series is a Time Attack mode - once players finish the game, they can attempt to beat the best time for certain levels.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Donkey Kong Land III-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19971001T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Rareware</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Donkey Kong Land III-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Donkey Kong Land III-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3016" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Donkey Kong Land.gb</path> | |
| <name>Donkey Kong Land (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>In a modifiication of Donkey Kong Country, Donkey Kong teams up with his buddy Diddy for new adventures and gorilla antics. Facing high-flying pigs, killer bees, and reptilian Kremlings, the simian duo swings back into action on the Game Boy. The two Kongs each have similar abilities when compared to the SNES game. This game isn't exactly a remake of DKC; for instance, there are new levels and enemies, and Candy Kong does not save your game: instead you must collect all four Kong letters.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Donkey Kong Land-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19950602T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Rareware</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Donkey Kong Land-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Donkey Kong Land-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3088" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Donkey Kong.gb</path> | |
| <name>Donkey Kong (Japan, USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>The big ape has returned in this update of the classic Nintendo arcade game. Although at first it appears to be just a port, the familiar levels from the arcade game are just a prelude to the real platform jumping adventure. Instead of rescuing Pauline at the end of the fourth level, Donkey Kong makes off with her once again!

There are 96 levels spread out over 12 worlds. These levels are much more complex than the originals, featuring scrolling backgrounds, numerous objects to collect, and enemies to avoid. Along the way, you will encounter several &quot;boss&quot; style battles with Donkey Kong, as well.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Donkey Kong-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19940621T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Nintendo</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Donkey Kong-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Donkey Kong-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3298" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Double Dragon 3.gb</path> | |
| <name>Double Dragon 3 - The Arcade Game (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>The final game in the trilogy.

Billy and Jimmy Lee are returning from martial arts training when their paths cross a fortune teller. She tells them of a great evil in Egypt, their strongest adversary yet, and how the Rosetta Stones can aid them.

This game features weapon shops where Billy and Jimmy can buy power-ups, tricks, energy and extra lives to aid them in 
their quest.

Power-ups make Billy and Jimmy twice their size, increasing their damage done and range of attack.

The character graphics have changed, moving away from cartoon style graphics to more realistic looking characters.
</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Double Dragon 3-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.2</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19920101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Tecmo</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Beat'em Up</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Double Dragon 3-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Double Dragon 3-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3123" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Double Dragon II.gb</path> | |
| <name>Double Dragon II (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>The lovely Marian was rescued from the clutches of the Black Warriors gang by Billy & Jimmy Lee in the first Double Dragon game, but now the gang has killed her in retaliation of their early defeat. The Dragons must now embark on a mission to avenge her death and defeat the Black Warriors for the second and final time.

The original arcade version of &quot;Double Dragon II&quot; was essentially an improved version of the first game. In addition to offering renewed audio and visuals, as well as new traps, moves and enemy characters, &quot;Double Dragon II&quot; discarded the conventional punch and kick buttons in favor of a direction-oriented attacking system similar to the original Technos beat-em-up Renegade.

The NES version offered new stages, new moves and illustrated cut-scenes, as well as a new final boss and a new ending. Unlike the first NES game, it offered 2-Player Co-Op gameplay with the option to turn off the friendly fire.

The Game Boy version of &quot;Double Dragon II&quot; is an English localization of a &quot;Kunio-kun&quot; game (the Japanese franchise which inspired &quot;Renegade&quot; and &quot;River City Ransom&quot; and has nothing to do with the arcade and NES versions.
</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Double Dragon II-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19911202T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Tecmo</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Beat'em Up</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Double Dragon II-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Double Dragon II-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3044" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Double Dragon.gb</path> | |
| <name>Double Dragon (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Set in a post-apocalyptic New York, Double Dragon is the story of Billy and Jimmy Lee, twin brothers trained in the fighting style of Sou-Setsu-Ken. Together, they manage a small martial arts training school, teaching their students in self-defense. One day, Billy's girlfriend, Marian, is kidnapped off the street by the &quot;Black Warriors&quot;, a savage street gang led by a man named Willy. The Black Warriors demand the Lee brothers disclose their martial arts secrets in exchange for Marian's freedom. The Lee brothers set out on a rescue mission to crush the Black Warriors and save Marian.

Using whatever techniques they have at their disposal, from the basic punches and kicks to the invulnerable elbow strike, as well any weapon that comes into their hands, the Lee brothers must pursue the gang through the city slum, industrial area and the forest before reaching their hideout to confront the big boss, Willy.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Double Dragon-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19900101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Tecmo</developer> | |
| <publisher>Tradewest</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports / Action / Beat'em Up</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Double Dragon-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Double Dragon-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3692" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Double Dribble - 5 on 5.gb</path> | |
| <name>Double Dribble - 5 on 5 (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Double Dribble - 5 on 5-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19910101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Konami</developer> | |
| <publisher>Konami</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Double Dribble - 5 on 5-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Double Dribble - 5 on 5-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="66514" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Dr. Franken II.gb</path> | |
| <name>Dr. Franken II (USA, Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It,Nl,Sv)</name> | |
| <desc>It is several years after the death of Dr. Von Frankenbone, and things around the castle are starting to fall apart. The electricity bill hasn't been paid in some time, and now Franky need to find the cash to pay it off. The locals have trapped Franky inside the late doctor's private manor, and you (as Franky) must escape and piece together the golden tablet depicting your beautiful girlfriend Bitsy to pay the bills.

Dr. Franken II is a side-scrolling platformer what places you in control of a Frankenstein-like character named Franky. The goal is collect different objects within different levels to put something back together. In order for Franky to recharge his health, you need to find the parts to fix the electricity machine that does it. You will also be taken to exotic locales such as Egypt and the bottom of the ocean to find pieces of Bitsy's golden tablet.

Like its predecessor, there are many trap doors, monsters, and other obstacles that need to be overcome. Keys are needed to unlock new areas of the game, which can be found in the far reaches of the level.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Dr. Franken II-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Motivetime Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Elite Systems</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Dr. Franken II-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Dr. Franken II-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="66513" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Dr. Franken.gb</path> | |
| <name>Dr. Franken (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Franky, one of the many creations of Dr Von Frankenbone, has awoken to find his love, Bitsy, has vanished. Discovering the other evil creations of the castle has taken Bitsy and left pieces of her around the castle, Franky must find his way through the many levels and put Bitsy back together.

Franky can shoot his way past many of the evil creatures, but you must also dodge falling objects and jump over trapdoors to stay alive. Power outlets can re-charge Franky to full health, while lamps must be used to see through the dark dungeons.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Dr. Franken-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.55</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Motivetime Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Kotobuki System</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Dr. Franken-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Dr. Franken-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3056" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Dr. Mario.gb</path> | |
| <name>Dr. Mario (World)</name> | |
| <desc>In this Tetris-style game, you play as Dr. Mario, who must drop differently coloured pills onto viruses to remove them from the bottle. Each pill is split into two, with each side a different colour. Match that colour to the colour of the virus, and it will be removed from the bottle.

Included in the game is the normal mode, a time trial, and a two player battle mode to see who can remove the most viruses.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Dr. Mario-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19900101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Nintendo</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Dr. Mario-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Dr. Mario-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82126" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Dracula - Crazy Vampire.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Dracula - Crazy Vampire (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Dracula - Crazy Vampire-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Dracula - Crazy Vampire-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Dracula - Crazy Vampire-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82132" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Dragon Ball Z - Legendary Super Warriors.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Dragon Ball Z - Legendary Super Warriors (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Dragon Ball Z: Legendary Super Warriors is a mixture of a card game and a turn-based fighting game for the Game Boy Color. The game is played with original in-game cards for attacks, techniques and support items and initially has only two modes trade and story. Legendary Super Warriors? story spans from the Saiyan saga to the end of the Buu Saga. Once beaten, a battle mode is unlocked, allowing players to square off with random enemies. Once the game is beaten, any character is usable in any battle, such as Frieza vs. Cell.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Dragon Ball Z - Legendary Super Warriors-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Banpresto Co., Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Banpresto Co., Ltd.</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Dragon Ball Z - Legendary Super Warriors-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Dragon Ball Z - Legendary Super Warriors-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82135" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Dragon Dance.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Dragon Dance (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Addictive breakout-style action meets fast and furious arcade fun. With 100 levels, challenging end bosses and multiple power-ups, Dragon Dance is the game you can't put down! Head-to-head combat with boss enemies every 10th level. Random events like earthquakes shake up the gameplay. Dragon control and length add to the complexity of each puzzle. Enjoy Vs. mode and play with friends via Game Link Cable.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Dragon Dance-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Natsume</developer> | |
| <publisher>Crave</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Dragon Dance-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Dragon Dance-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82142" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Dragon Tales - Dragon Adventures.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Dragon Tales - Dragon Adventures (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Dragon Tales - Dragon Adventures-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Dragon Tales - Dragon Adventures-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Dragon Tales - Dragon Adventures-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37068" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Dragon Warrior I & II.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Dragon Warrior I & II (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Dragon Warrior I & II contains Game Boy versions of the first two Dragon Warrior / Dragon Quest games. This is the third main version of each game, following the originals on NES and a later remake on SNES.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Dragon Warrior I & II-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Enix Corporation</developer> | |
| <publisher>Enix Corporation</publisher> | |
| <genre>Various / Role playing games</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <video>./videos/Dragon Warrior I & II-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82145" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Dragon Tales - Dragon Wings.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Dragon Tales - Dragon Wings (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Dragon Tales - Dragon Wings-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Dragon Tales - Dragon Wings-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Dragon Tales - Dragon Wings-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82137" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Dragon Warrior III.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Dragon Warrior III (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Your father, the brave Ortega, is dead. He set off to destroy the Demon Lord Baramos but fell in glorious battle. Unless stopped, Baramos will unleash a torrent of evil that will destroy the world. You must stop Baramos and discover the legend of Dragon Warrior! Your journey starts on Aliahan. Only you decide where it ends...</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Dragon Warrior III-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Enix Corporation</developer> | |
| <publisher>Enix America Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Role playing games</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Dragon Warrior III-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Dragon Warrior III-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37070" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Dragon Warrior Monsters 2 - Cobi's Journey.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Dragon Warrior Monsters 2 - Cobi's Journey (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Like the original Dragon Warrior Monsters for the Game Boy Color, Dragon Warrior Monsters 2: Cobi's Journey combines themes and characters from Enix' long-running Dragon Warriors series with aspects of gameplay established in the amazingly popular Pokémon handheld games. Player take the role of Cobi as he embarks on a new adventure of monster collecting, training, and combat. A concurrently released companion game, Dragon Warrior Monsters 2: Tara's Adventure, follows the similar adventures of Cobi's sister.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Dragon Warrior Monsters 2 - Cobi's Journey-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.95</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Enix Corporation</developer> | |
| <publisher>Enix Corporation</publisher> | |
| <genre>Role playing games</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Dragon Warrior Monsters 2 - Cobi's Journey-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Dragon Warrior Monsters 2 - Cobi's Journey-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37071" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Dragon Warrior Monsters 2 - Tara's Adventure.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Dragon Warrior Monsters 2 - Tara's Adventure (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Like the original Dragon Warrior Monsters for the Game Boy Color, Dragon Warrior Monsters 2: Tara's Adventure combines themes and characters from Enix' long-running Dragon Warrior series with aspects of gameplay established in the amazingly popular Pokémon handheld games. Players take on the role of Tara as she embarks on a new adventure of monster collecting, training, and combat. A concurrently released companion game, Dragon Warrior Monsters 2: Cobi's Journey, follows the similar adventures of Tara's brother.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Dragon Warrior Monsters 2 - Tara's Adventure-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Enix Corporation</developer> | |
| <publisher>Enix Corporation</publisher> | |
| <genre>Role playing games</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Dragon Warrior Monsters 2 - Tara's Adventure-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Dragon Warrior Monsters 2 - Tara's Adventure-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37069" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Dragon Warrior Monsters.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Dragon Warrior Monsters (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>In Dragon Warrior Monsters you enter Terry's Wonderland, a magical place of kings, monsters and magic spells. Make monsters your allies to fight your way through the dangers in the quest. You set out into the Wonderland to rescue your kidnapped sister.

Each monster has individual abilities to be used in battle. You train then, and breed them to build up your monsters collection. With 1000's of possible monster combinations - can you breed the rarest and most powerful monsters?

The game takes place in its own little fantasy roleplay world, and is somewhat alike to Pokemon in style.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Dragon Warrior Monsters-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Tose Co., Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Eidos Interactive, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Role playing games</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Dragon Warrior Monsters-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Dragon Warrior Monsters-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3331" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Dragon's Lair - The Legend.gb</path> | |
| <name>Dragon's Lair - The Legend (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>The Game Boy version for Dragon's Lair is actually a port of Roller Coaster, with its protagonist replaced by Dirk the Daring. Dirk must collect all &quot;lifestones&quot; scattered all around the game world (by walking or jumping) to finally save Princess Daphne. The game world is divided in several screens which can be freely navigated and are a little wider than Game Boy's screen. As Dirk moves the screen will scroll and when its limit is reached, it will flick to a new one. To help him move around, Dirk can jump over bumper cars, flying magic hats and other kinds of moving platforms.

Dirk starts with 10 lives which can be lost by falling from high platforms, touching spikes or landing on water or fire. The main theme is somewhat reminiscent from the NES version. The game can be played in two different speeds and can also be played by two players taking turns.
</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Dragon's Lair - The Legend-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19910101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Ubisoft</developer> | |
| <publisher>Ubisoft</publisher> | |
| <genre>Platform</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Dragon's Lair - The Legend-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Dragon's Lair - The Legend-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36906" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Dragon's Lair.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Dragon's Lair (USA, Europe) (En,Ja,Fr,De,Es,Zh)</name> | |
| <desc>Players control Dirk the Daring, a knight on a quest to rescue Princess Daphne from the evil dragon, Singe. They must negotiate their way through a mad wizard's castle, fighting and dodging traps all the way. 

This GBC conversion of the 1983 arcade classic is just about complete, minus one or two pieces of animation here and there, as well as a few sound files, replaced with MIDI alternatives. But the gameplay stays the same, control and press the right buttons at the same time to continue the movie, until Dirk defeats all evil standing in his way of Princess Daphne.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Dragon's Lair-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Digital Eclipse</developer> | |
| <publisher>Capcom</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Dragon's Lair-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Dragon's Lair-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="66554" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./DragonHeart.gb</path> | |
| <name>DragonHeart (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>DragonHeart follows the story of medieval dragonslayer Sir Bowen in his attempt to rid the world of a particularly evil king along with seven evil dragons that have ruled the world (the seven evil dragons never appeared in the movie). On the way, he befriends the last dragon to exist, Draco. Sir Bowen and Draco must join forces to defeat the king's army and rescue a damsel in distress. It drops out some of the movie's plot, but it is still a close match.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/DragonHeart-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.55</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19960501T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Torus Games Pty. Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Plateform / Fighter Scrolling</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/DragonHeart-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/DragonHeart-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82149" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Driver - You are the Wheelman.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Driver - You are the Wheelman (USA) (En,Fr,De,Es,It)</name> | |
| <desc>In Driver, the driving (pun intended) force of the world is crime. The main character, an ex-race car driver, takes on the role of an undercover cop. It seems your superior officer has decided to put your talents to the test. He orders you to infiltrate the local mob group, and to help bring it down from the inside. As a result, the game takes place from the perspective of a low-level gang member. The action speeds into a number of different cities, ranging from San Francisco to Miami. It is on the streets that the main part of the game will take place. 

Basically, Driver is broken into a number of mini-missions. In total, over 30 different challenges await the persistent gamer. The missions are divided between the various locales of the game. The different assignments will each require a special tactic. As an example, consider the mission in which the objective is to destroy an enemy getaway vehicle. In such a situation, the primary goal is to keep an eye on the target and ram it into submission. If the orders are to pick up a gang member within a time limit, speed and secrecy become of utmost importance. If the cops see the exchange, the badges will be on you like glue. Each situation will require a measure of thought and intelligence. 

Driver also offers a couple of extra side games. The survival mode sets the player against a horde of maniacal police officers. The crazed cops will do anything to smash you into submission. The result is a race through the city with a bunch of cops on your tail. It is a test of endurance. In the getaway mode, the idea is to flee for safety from the encroaching stiffs. The game places you in an area of the city, with a cop on your tail. Your only goal is to avoid the authorities. Be careful, though, as the cops may set up a roadblock to impede your progress.

Driver is designed with the Game Boy Color in mind. It offers a password save system to keep your data under wraps.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Driver - You are the Wheelman-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>20000101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Crawfish Interactive</developer> | |
| <publisher>Crawfish Interactive - Infogrames - Reflections</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Driver - You are the Wheelman-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Driver - You are the Wheelman-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3661" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Dropzone (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>Dropzone (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Dropzone was the first game to propel Archer Maclean to stardom. The game, originally written for the 8-bit Ataris, is basically a Defender clone, but popular because it so closely recreates the gameplay of the original Defender, with its speedy scrolling and frantic gameplay.

The player is a spaceman with a jet-pack, flying across a barren landscape whose skies are inhabited by a number of different aliens; from the simple Planter to the slowly advancing Blunder Storm or the quick, aggressive Nemesite. 

Planters and Nemesites will try to pickup the small men walking on the surface, who must then be rescued. You must shoot down the alien, while avoiding to hit the man. Sometimes, the aliens will carry an android, which is similar to the human but deadly. Care must be taken so as to not pick up the androids. All men must be transported to a surface base, where they are put in safety. This is the Dropzone.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Dropzone (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>1</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19920101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Arena Graphics</developer> | |
| <publisher>Mindscape</publisher> | |
| <genre>Shooter / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Dropzone (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Dropzone (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36908" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Dropzone (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Dropzone (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Dropzone was the first game to propel Archer Maclean to stardom. The game, originally written for the 8-bit Ataris, is basically a Defender clone, but popular because it so closely recreates the gameplay of the original Defender, with its speedy scrolling and frantic gameplay.

The player is a spaceman with a jet-pack, flying across a barren landscape whose skies are inhabited by a number of different aliens; from the simple Planter to the slowly advancing Blunder Storm or the quick, aggressive Nemesite. 

Planters and Nemesites will try to pickup the small men walking on the surface, who must then be rescued. You must shoot down the alien, while avoiding to hit the man. Sometimes, the aliens will carry an android, which is similar to the human but deadly. Care must be taken so as to not pick up the androids. All men must be transported to a surface base, where they are put in safety. This is the Dropzone.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Dropzone (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Arena Graphics</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Shooter / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Dropzone (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Dropzone (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36909" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Duke Nukem.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Duke Nukem (USA) (En,Fr,De,Es,It)</name> | |
| <desc>Duke Nukem is back in this self-titled game. Duke Nukem has become famous and because of that attracted the attention of the alien Zorgonites. The Zorgonites want to abduct Duke to let him lead their armies to conquer the universe.

Duke Nukem on the Game Boy Color is a classical jump and run platform game where you can walk, shoot, jump, climb ladders, hang from ledges, crawl, but also mount vehicles such as a little tank and space ship. You have to avoid enemies and hazardous environments. Levels will bring you on board a Zorgonite spaceship, the moon, LA and other locations.

The game features 12 usable weapons, including a flame thrower, bazooka and machine gun. Other power-ups include body armor, health packs and bonus lives.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Duke Nukem-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Torus Games Pty. Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>GT Interactive Software Corp.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Shooter / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Duke Nukem-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Duke Nukem-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82158" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./E.T. The Extra Terrestrial - Digital Companion.gbc</path> | |
| <name>E.T. - The Extra-Terrestrial - Digital Companion (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/E.T. The Extra Terrestrial - Digital Companion-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/E.T. The Extra Terrestrial - Digital Companion-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/E.T. The Extra Terrestrial - Digital Companion-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82161" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./E.T. The Extra Terrestrial - Escape from Planet Earth.gbc</path> | |
| <name>E.T. - The Extra-Terrestrial - Escape from Planet Earth (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>As long-time fans of the classic film know, it's not easy being a visitor on another planet. This handheld game for the GBC closely mirrors the plot of Steven Spielberg's 1982 classic science fiction masterpiece, putting you in the shoes of E.T. or his human friend, Elliot. Of course, the game's main objective is to collect the parts necessary to construct an interplanetary communicator that E.T. can use to &quot;phone home.&quot; All the while, Earth-based authorities will try to apprehend you, so make sure you bring your wits and reflexes to the table. There are 45 quests in all, each of which presents new traps and obstacles to avoid, and the game even has three separate difficulty levels to master. With six main game areas and 10 detailed environments, E.T. THE EXTRA TERRESTRIAL: Escape from Planet Earth has unusually high replay value, wonderful graphics, and more gameplay than you can shake a stick at.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/E.T. The Extra Terrestrial - Escape from Planet Earth-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Saffire</developer> | |
| <publisher>NewKidCo</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/E.T. The Extra Terrestrial - Escape from Planet Earth-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/E.T. The Extra Terrestrial - Escape from Planet Earth-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82157" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial and the Cosmic Garden.gbc</path> | |
| <name>E.T. - The Extra-Terrestrial and the Cosmic Garden (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial and the Cosmic Garden-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial and the Cosmic Garden-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial and the Cosmic Garden-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36911" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./ECW Hardcore Revolution.gbc</path> | |
| <name>ECW Hardcore Revolution (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>This version of Hardcore Revolution is different from its console counterparts. This version has ten wrestlers to choose from: Mike Awesome, Balls Mahoney, Justin Credible, Tommy Dreamer, Jerry Lynn, Raven, Sabu, Lance Storm, Tajiri, Rob Van Dam, each with their own signature finishing move along with the standard set such as punch, kick, suplex as well as turnbuckle moves.

There are five different modes to choose from:

1. Challenge: where a player chooses a wrestler and goes up against an endless wave of opponents.

2. Career: where the player will fight against a series of opponents in a quest to become ECW Champion.

3. Vs Mode: where the player fights against other opponents in a single match.

4. Barbed Wire: a regular match, just with barbed-wire in place of regular wrestling ropes

5. Training: where players can learn their wrestlers moves.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/ECW Hardcore Revolution-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Crawfish Interactive Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/ECW Hardcore Revolution-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/ECW Hardcore Revolution-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82166" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./ESPN International Track & Field.gbc</path> | |
| <name>ESPN International Track & Field (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/ESPN International Track & Field-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/ESPN International Track & Field-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/ESPN International Track & Field-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82167" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./ESPN National Hockey Night.gbc</path> | |
| <name>ESPN National Hockey Night (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/ESPN National Hockey Night-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/ESPN National Hockey Night-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/ESPN National Hockey Night-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36910" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Earthworm Jim - Menace 2 the Galaxy.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Earthworm Jim - Menace 2 the Galaxy (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Earthworm Jim is up against 12 levels of bad guys as he explores his bedroom. It's far from the adventures against Psy-Crow, but there are plenty of evil beings lying uner the bed that are just as dangerous.

It's an all new adventure, using similar elements to the previous 2 Earthworm Jim platform games on the SNES. Many of his zany attacks are here with a few added extras, plus the return of Professor Monkey-for-a-Head.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Earthworm Jim - Menace 2 the Galaxy-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>David A. Palmer Productions</developer> | |
| <publisher>Crave Entertainment, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Adventure</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Earthworm Jim - Menace 2 the Galaxy-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Earthworm Jim - Menace 2 the Galaxy-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3128" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Earthworm Jim.gb</path> | |
| <name>Earthworm Jim (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>A crow is chasing a worm named Jim while in outer space Psy-Crow is chasing a renegade ship. The ship's captain has stolen an ultra-high-tech-indestructible-super-space-cyber-suit and Queen Slug-for-a-Butt has ordered Psy-Crow to get it, since it can make her more beautiful than Princess-What's-Her-Name. Psy-Crow blasts the captain and the suit falls to Planet Earth.

Back on earth Jim wonders if he is finally safe when an ultra-high-tech-indestructible-super-space-cyber-suit lands on him. Luckily Jim rests in the neck ring of the suit. Then the space particles begin interacting with Jim, causing a light-speed evolution. Jim soon realizes he is in control of the suit.

Jim overhears the Queen's plans for the suit and decides to meet this Princess...</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Earthworm Jim-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19950902T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Playmates</developer> | |
| <publisher>Shiny Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Shoot'em Up / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Earthworm Jim-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Earthworm Jim-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3404" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Elevator Action.gb</path> | |
| <name>Elevator Action (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>You are Agent 17 (codename: &quot;Otto&quot;). Your mission is to secure all top secret documents from a security building and escape in the getaway car, located in the basement of the building.

Enemies spies are scattered throughout the 30-floor building and they have only one mission: execute Agent 17 at all costs. There are several ways in which Agent 17 can kill them:

1. Shooting them with his gun.
2. Kicking them by jumping onto them.
3. Shooting a light on the ceiling while in an elevator, dropping the light onto one of them.
4. Crushing them with an elevator.

Whenever a light has been dropped, the hallways will be dark for a short period of time, making the enemy spies harder to see. The same holds true for hallways that are already dark.

While Otto is in an elevator, he will have complete control of it by moving up or down. Agent 17 can still get killed if he's already in an elevator if a bullet's trajectory is aimed at it.. When Otto is not in an elevator, it will move from floor to floor automatically, even when enemy spies are in it. Otto is able to leap over the elevator gaps, but he must be as close to the edge as possible without falling off in order to make the jump safely. If there is an elevator cable in the way, however, it will block him, causing him to fall. 

Just because the game is called Elevator Action doesn't mean that elevators are the only means of travel. There are also escalators which you can ride up or down, useful if you want to avoid gunfire and don't have time to jump.

Otto must go into the rooms with red doors to collect the top secret documents. If he tries to get to his car without getting all the documents, he cannot escape and must go back and collect the remaining documents. Once he has all the documents and drives away, he then proceeds to the next building.

If Otto takes too much time to collect the documents, the alarm will go off, and he will have trouble controlling the elevators, which will take time to react. Bad guys will be especially aggressive. The alarm doesn't go off when Otto loses a life, it only resets after finishing a building. Besides ducking, bad guys may also drop themselves and lay flat on the floor. It's virtually impossible for Otto to shoot bad guys when they do this. Also, Otto cannot duck when in an elevator.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Elevator Action-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19910101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Taito</developer> | |
| <publisher>Taito</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Elevator Action-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Elevator Action-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="65237" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Elite Soccer.gb</path> | |
| <name>Elite Soccer (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Elite Soccer lets the player choose from 24 National teams including the U.S., England, France, Brazil among others, in a chance to play in the World Cup tournament and win the coveted trophy. Players can also choose to play in a Knockout-style tournament where instead of a round robin type of play like in World Cup, they instead play one game and advance to the next like a regular tournament. There is also a two-player mode that allows friends to compete head-to-head.

The main gameplay is the same as others with an overhead view with a third-person perspective for penalty kicks. The rules and regulations are up to date and can actually be changed to suit the players style of choice. They can also choose weather conditions, skills of goalies or even the choice to play either indoors or outdoors. Players can also edit their players including appearance and stats wise to suit their liking.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Elite Soccer-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19940101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Denton Designs</developer> | |
| <publisher>GameTek, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Elite Soccer-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Elite Soccer-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36912" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./European Super League (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>European Super League (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It)</name> | |
| <desc>Sporting 16 fully licensed team and stadium endorsements, European Super League brings together the talent from many teams in Europe to create a 'European Super League Championship'.

PRODUCT FEATURES:

1. Entries from clubs such as AC Milan, Bayern Munich, Marseille, Liverpool, Chelsea and Paris Saint Germain

2. Stadiums are modelled to real-life specifications

3. Control interface when played in novice mode is limited to simple button combinations, allowing for a newcomer to play the game more easily; for the advanced gamer, the alternate mode, although more complex and demanding, will give them improved control over the game

4. Authentic crowd chants</desc> | |
| <image>./images/European Super League (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Aqua Pacific</developer> | |
| <publisher>Virgin</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/European Super League (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/European Super League (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82169" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Evel Knievel.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Evel Knievel (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Follow in the tire tracks of America's most beloved stuntman, Evel Knievel! Experience Evel's live-on-the-edge lifestyle as you pull off death-defying feats ordinary men only dream of! With all the stunts, all the excitement, and none of the broken bones, you control the actions of the most daring man in history!</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Evel Knievel-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19990101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Tarantula Studios</developer> | |
| <publisher>Rockstar - Tarantula Studios</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Evel Knievel-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Evel Knievel-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3683" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Extra Bases.gb</path> | |
| <name>Extra Bases! (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Extra Bases-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre>Various</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Extra Bases-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Extra Bases-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82170" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Extreme Ghostbusters (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Extreme Ghostbusters (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It,Pt)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Extreme Ghostbusters (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Extreme Ghostbusters (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82171" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Extreme Sports with The Berenstain Bears.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Extreme Sports with the Berenstain Bears (USA, Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Extreme Sports with The Berenstain Bears-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Extreme Sports with The Berenstain Bears-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Extreme Sports with The Berenstain Bears-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82173" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./F-1 World Grand Prix II for Game Boy Color.gbc</path> | |
| <name>F1 World Grand Prix II for Game Boy Color (USA) (En,Fr,De,Es)</name> | |
| <desc>F1 World Grand Prix II for Game Boy Color is a Racing game, developed by ITL and published by Video System, which was released in 2000.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/F-1 World Grand Prix II for Game Boy Color-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>ITL</developer> | |
| <publisher>Konami</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <video>./videos/F-1 World Grand Prix II for Game Boy Color-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3255" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./F-1 Race.gb</path> | |
| <name>F-1 Race (World) (Rev A)</name> | |
| <desc>F-1 Race is an arcade style racing game featuring tracks in locations all around the world. You will find tracks from Australia, Canada, Portugal, India, Russia, and even Egypt. Gameplay is viewed from a behind-the-car perspective using scaled bitmaps.

There are three modes of play. First is a championship mode, where you compete in a series of races, and must place first in each to advance to the next. Second is a time trial mode, in which you try to achieve your shortest lap time around the track of your choice. Finally, there is the multi-player mode for up to four drivers.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/F-1 Race-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19910202T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Nintendo</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>4</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/F-1 Race-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/F-1 Race-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37073" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./F-1 World Grand Prix.gbc</path> | |
| <name>F-1 World Grand Prix (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es)</name> | |
| <desc>F-1 World Grand Prix is a Formula 1 racing game for the Game Boy Color, based on the Nintendo 64 title. The Game Boy Color iteration features an official license of the 1998 season and thus all 11 authentic teams, drivers and tracks from that year. Unlike the Nintendo 64 version the game is completely in 2D and is viewed from a 3rd person perspective.

The game tries to deliver the most realistic racing experience on a handheld of its time. You can manually adjust many aspects of the car before each race, such as transmission, gear, and tyre types and the alignment of your spoilers.

The game features five playing modes (Grand Prix, Exhibition, Challenge, Time Trial and Two Player), two difficulty settings and allows for three separate save games. You can turn damage and different weather types on and off.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/F-1 World Grand Prix-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Video System Co., Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Video System Co., Ltd.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/F-1 World Grand Prix-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/F-1 World Grand Prix-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82174" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./F-18 Thunder Strike.gbc</path> | |
| <name>F-18 Thunder Strike (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/F-18 Thunder Strike-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/F-18 Thunder Strike-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3487" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./F-15 Strike Eagle.gb</path> | |
| <name>F-15 Strike Eagle (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>The seven missions featured in this simulation of F-15 flight are all real-life missions the plane was originally used in. They take in the Middle East and Asia in the 1970s and early 1980s, and have air and ground targets to destroy. You have machine guns, guided missiles and bombs at your disposal. There is an arcade mode and 3 further difficulty levels. The game features 3 enemy aircraft and 3 types of enemy SAMs.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/F-15 Strike Eagle-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>1</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19930602T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>NMS Software</developer> | |
| <publisher>MicroProse</publisher> | |
| <genre>Simulation</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/F-15 Strike Eagle-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/F-15 Strike Eagle-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82172" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./F1 Championship Season 2000 (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>F1 Championship Season 2000 (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/F1 Championship Season 2000 (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/F1 Championship Season 2000 (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="66643" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./F1 Pole Position.gb</path> | |
| <name>F1 Pole Position (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/F1 Pole Position-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/F1 Pole Position-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/F1 Pole Position-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36913" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./F1 Racing Championship.gbc</path> | |
| <name>F1 Racing Championship (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It)</name> | |
| <desc>F1 Racing Championship is a a Formula One racing game. Like its counterpart on the PC and consoles the game has an official license for the 1999 season and features all drivers, cars and tracks from that season.

The game allows for a first person cockpit view of the races. The season can be played in arcade and simulation mode. In the latter mode the player is responsible for adjusting his car before each race.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/F1 Racing Championship-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Video System Co., Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Ubisoft</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/F1 Racing Championship-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/F1 Racing Championship-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82177" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./FIFA 2000.gbc</path> | |
| <name>FIFA 2000 (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/FIFA 2000-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/FIFA 2000-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/FIFA 2000-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="66676" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./FIFA International Soccer.gb</path> | |
| <name>FIFA International Soccer (USA, Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>The game that started the best-selling series licensed by football's world governing body, this first installment in the long running series used a dimetric (colloquially known as &quot;isometric&quot;) viewpoint, previously unusual in football games but quickly imitated by several titles. The televisual presentation, one of the unique points of the early EA Sports titles, with hosts introducing the matches, was another thing making the game stand out from a market dominated by Sensible Soccer and Kick Off games.

Based on international teams (with fictional player names), their abilities in each skill area rated out of 10 to give the player an overall impression of how good they are. The options available follow the standard set: fouls and offsides can be toggled on and off, the match length can be set, and if the timer operates continuously, or only while the ball is in play. Gameplay privileges quick runs, short passes and blistering shots outside the penalty box, and set pieces are controlled by moving a box into the target area for the ball, and then passed, lobbed or kicked directly. On the tactical side, formations can be selected, with 5 different strategies also available (although not all of these combinations make sense) as can the team Coverage - the areas which defenders, midfielders and strikers cover.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/FIFA International Soccer-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Extended Play Productions</developer> | |
| <publisher>Malibu Interactive</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/FIFA International Soccer-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/FIFA International Soccer-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3252" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./FIFA Soccer 96.gb</path> | |
| <name>FIFA Soccer '96 (USA, Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Next generation soccer is here! Features include: Silicon Graphics modeled players utilizing MotionDesign animation technology. New moves including 1-2 passing, fast dribble, volleys, dummies, fakes, and nutmegs! Over 3,500 real players with accurate strengths and weaknesses. Transfer real and custom players to create your dream team. 12 international leagues including English, Scottish, Italian, German and French.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/FIFA Soccer 96-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.5</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19950101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>EA Sports</developer> | |
| <publisher>EA Sports</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/FIFA Soccer 96-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/FIFA Soccer 96-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="66680" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./FIFA Soccer 97.gb</path> | |
| <name>FIFA Soccer '97 (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>This version of FIFA '97 is different from its console counterparts besides the obvious graphic and sound limitations, this version only features 12 International teams to choose from.

It still features the traditional game modes, Exhibition, Tournament, Playoff and League along with the standard set of rules and moves from the world of soccer (yellow and red cards, sliding tackles and lightning quick goalie reactions).</desc> | |
| <image>./images/FIFA Soccer 97-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19960101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Electronic Arts Canada</developer> | |
| <publisher>Black Pearl Software</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/FIFA Soccer 97-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/FIFA Soccer 97-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="66678" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./FIFA Soccer 98 - Road to the World Cup.gb</path> | |
| <name>FIFA Road to World Cup '98 (Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/FIFA Soccer 98 - Road to the World Cup-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/FIFA Soccer 98 - Road to the World Cup-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/FIFA Soccer 98 - Road to the World Cup-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3712" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Faceball 2000.gb</path> | |
| <name>Faceball 2000 (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Faceball 2000 is a first-person shooter. You control a H.A.P.P.Y.F.A.C.E., or Holographically Assisted Physical Pattern Yielded For Active Computerized Embarkation. The graphics consist of flat shaded corridors. Enemies are all simple geometric shapes with smiley faces on them. Although the graphics are simple, they allow for full freedom of movement, not unlike Wolfenstein 3-D.

There are two modes of play. First there is a single player mode in which your goal is to find the exit to each level. There are 70 mazes in this mode. The second mode is the multiplayer arena. For the Game Boy: up to 4 Game Boys can be linked together in this mode.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Faceball 2000-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.9</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Xanth Software</developer> | |
| <publisher>Xanth Software</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>4</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Faceball 2000-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Faceball 2000-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="66662" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Fastest Lap.gb</path> | |
| <name>Fastest Lap (Japan, USA)</name> | |
| <desc>In this game you play the role of a F1 race car driver who wants to make it to the top. The gameplay involves you doing qualifying laps and then racing opponents in the main races. The game is played from a top down perspective. You can also tweak your cars engine and tires to suit the circuit you are on. There are four main teams you can race for.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Fastest Lap-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19920101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Vap Inc.</developer> | |
| <publisher>NTV International Corporation</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>4</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Fastest Lap-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Fastest Lap-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3547" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Felix the Cat.gb</path> | |
| <name>Felix the Cat (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Felix The Cat is a platformer based on the famous cartoon character.

The Professor has kidnapped Kitty, Felix girlfriend, trying to exchange her for Felix' magic bag. Naturally, Felix is not going to let himself be blackmailed, and instead sets out to free Kitty. 

There are four different types of levels. 

1. Typical platforming levels in which Felix has to make his way to the exit while jumping about obstacles and chasms, killing enemies using different weapons.

Swimming levels in which Felix rides a float or on the back of a dolphin.

Levels that take place entirely under water.

Flying levels that put Felix in control of different flying devices, such as a plane, a hot-air balloon or an umbrella.

Throughout all levels, Felix can collect cat symbols to improve his weapons. After collecting a certain number of cat symbols, milk bottles or hearts will appear. Hearts improve Felix' current weapon. What types of weapon Felix can use, depends on what type of level he is in. There are lots of different weapons ranging from a boxing glove to motorcycles to tanks to spaceships. All weapons that are better than the standard weapon have an energy bar that diminishes over time and can be refilled by collecting milk bottles. Getting hit by an enemy decreases the level of Felix' current weapon. If he gets hit while carrying the standard weapon, he loses a life.

The Game Boy version plays virtually identically to the NES version, but features less levels.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Felix the Cat-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19930101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Hudson</developer> | |
| <publisher>Hudson</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>4</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Felix the Cat-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Felix the Cat-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3442" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Ferrari Grand Prix Challenge.gb</path> | |
| <name>Ferrari Grand Prix Challenge (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>The player takes the role of a Ferrari team driver who's objective is to become an F1 Champion during the standard 16 round season. The player competes against 25 computer opponents representing different F1 teams. Every round consists of a qualification race (1 lap) and a main race (5 laps). The qualification race determines where the players vehicle will be placed at the beginning of the main race. The player is rewarded points which determine their standings at the end of a main race with more points being given for the higher position finished in the race. Also during a race, the player can make a pit stop to change their worn down tires and to refuel, which involves playing a minigame. There is also a practice mode, where the player can choose the number of practice laps they wish to practice.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Ferrari Grand Prix Challenge-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.5</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19920902T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>System 3</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>4</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Ferrari Grand Prix Challenge-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Ferrari Grand Prix Challenge-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="66682" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Fighting Simulator - 2 in1 Flying Warriors.gb</path> | |
| <name>Fighting Simulator 2 in 1 (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Fighting Simulator - 2 in1 Flying Warriors-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Fighting Simulator - 2 in1 Flying Warriors-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Fighting Simulator - 2 in1 Flying Warriors-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="66687" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Final Fantasy Adventure.gb</path> | |
| <name>Final Fantasy Adventure (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Set after the event of Secret of Mana, you play a young man who escapes from his captors, only to find a huge world ahead of him. You must roam the land, solving puzzles and defeating enemies to find the young mans destiny in society.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Final Fantasy Adventure-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Square Enix</developer> | |
| <publisher>Square Enix</publisher> | |
| <genre>Role playing games</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Final Fantasy Adventure-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Final Fantasy Adventure-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3028" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Final Fantasy Legend II.gb</path> | |
| <name>Final Fantasy Legend II (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>The second in the Final Fantasy Legend series increases the amount of detail over the original in gameplay and graphics.

The major changes are in the character classes and party members. Similar to FFL, starting a game of Legends II allows you to choose your main character from Humans, Monsters, Mutants and a new class: Robots. From here, you build your party of 4 from the same character classes. During gameplay special side-characters will join you in battle to help defeat certain enemies. 

The other improvement is in strategy. In FFL you gain experience points after each battle, increasing strength, etc. In FFLII, you gain different points and abilities depending on how you defeated the enemy. If you win by using a sword, your strength increases. If you use magic, your mana increases. This adds a more strategic approach to defeating enemies.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Final Fantasy Legend II-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19911101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Square Enix</developer> | |
| <publisher>Square Enix</publisher> | |
| <genre>Role playing games</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Final Fantasy Legend II-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Final Fantasy Legend II-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3049" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Final Fantasy Legend III.gb</path> | |
| <name>Final Fantasy Legend III (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>The final (no joke) Final Fantasy Legend title to grace the Game Boy, FFLIII tells the story of a great flood which destroys cities in the past, present and future. 
As you control a party of 4, with a choice of human and mutant classes, and travel back and forth through time collecting pieces of the great ship Talon so as to defeat the enemy that has flooded the lands.

The inclusion of a time travel storyline means that whatever you do in one time frame can have an affect on what happens in another time. Other major changes compared to the original 2 in the series are the ability to mutate your characters further and a change to the upgrade system.
Items picked up after battle can be attached to your mutants or humans to turn them into monsters or robots, increasing your parties power and abilities.
And although the original system of obtaning experience points after every battle has been removed, its replacement allows you to choose which magic stone each character can use, so they learn that specific magic type and never lose it.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Final Fantasy Legend III-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19930929T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Square Enix</developer> | |
| <publisher>Square Enix</publisher> | |
| <genre>Shoot'em Up / Role playing games</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Final Fantasy Legend III-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Final Fantasy Legend III-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="66699" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Fire Fighter (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>Fire Fighter (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>In this game you play the role of a fireman who has to rescue babies from burning buildings. The gameplay involves you putting out fires with your hose in order to proceed past to save the babies. There are various things that can harm you including wind up toy soldiers and jack in the boxes which can be killed with your fire Axe. The babies are saved by you picking them up one at a time and returning them to your truck. Each level has more babies for you to save and more enemies
to kill. The houses have multiple floors as well so you have to do a lot of back tracking to save all the babies.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Fire Fighter (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19920101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Teeny Weeny Games, Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Mindscape International Ltd.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Fire Fighter (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Fire Fighter (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3686" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Fish Dude.gb</path> | |
| <name>Fish Dude (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Fish Dude-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre>Various</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Fish Dude-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Fish Dude-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82182" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Flipper & Lopaka (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Flipper & Lopaka (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It,Nl,Pt,Sv,No,Da)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Flipper & Lopaka (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre>Pinball</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Flipper & Lopaka (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3338" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Fist of the North Star.gb</path> | |
| <name>Fist of the North Star (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Fist of the North Star is a Game Boy title released in 1990. Developed by Shouei System and published by Electro-Brain in North America, the game is based on the Fist of the North Star license. Its gameplay is focused on one-on-one battles.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Fist of the North Star-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.2</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19890101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Shouei System</developer> | |
| <publisher>Electro Brain</publisher> | |
| <genre>Fight</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Fist of the North Star-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Fist of the North Star-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="66712" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Flipull.gb</path> | |
| <name>Flipull (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Flipull-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Flipull-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Flipull-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="66718" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Football International (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>Football International (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Football International (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Tose Co., Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Tonkinhouse</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Football International (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Football International (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37077" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Force 21.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Force 21 (USA) (En,Fr,De)</name> | |
| <desc>It is the year 2015, and China is invading Russia for more resources. In their way is the US &quot;Force 21&quot;. Take either side in this 3D RTS. There are no unit building. What you got is what you have to work with. Command over 40 different units of high-tech combat in 30 single-player campaigns and 10 multiplayer maps. Up to 4 players can join multiplayer action. Edit your own maps and missions with the included editor.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Force 21-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.5</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Code Monkeys Ltd., The</developer> | |
| <publisher>Red Storm Entertainment, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Force 21-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Force 21-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="66720" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Foreman for Real.gb</path> | |
| <name>Foreman for Real (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Before marketing fat-reducing grills, boxing legend George Foreman endorsed this boxing game with a 3rd-person view similar to Punch Out. A full range of punches and jabs are available, with full round-by-round scoring from the judges. You can choose from 3-12 rounds, and there are 2 camera views as well as an automatic switch option.

You can play simple exhibition matches or tournaments, or launch into a career mode. In this you start at the bottom of the world rankings, and must reach the top by beating the game's players, who other than George are all fictitious boxers with varying strengths and weaknesses. The coach gives advice before each fight to help highlight weaknesses in your play. There are passwords for each round.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Foreman for Real-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Software Creations Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Foreman for Real-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Foreman for Real-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82183" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Formula One 2000.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Formula One 2000 (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Formula One 2000-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Formula One 2000-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Formula One 2000-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36916" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Fort Boyard (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Fort Boyard (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It,Nl,Pt)</name> | |
| <desc>Based on the international game TV show of the same name which first became popular in France in the early 1990s.

Teams of 4 players compete in physical and mental challenges to earn keys that unlock a trove of prizes. Players meet famous Fort Boyard characters and animals in various situations.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Fort Boyard (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.45</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Microïds</developer> | |
| <publisher>Microïds</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Fort Boyard (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Fort Boyard (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3395" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Fortified Zone.gb</path> | |
| <name>Fortified Zone (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>A male and a female commando named Masato & Mizuki are sent to the jungle on a mission to destroy an enemy base and everyone in it. Stealth is required, since brute force will only lead into their capture.

You are able to switch between the two characters at any time, something rarely seen in video games even today, twelve years after its release.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Fortified Zone-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.45</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Nintendo</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports / Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Fortified Zone-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Fortified Zone-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="66725" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Frank Thomas' Big Hurt Baseball.gb</path> | |
| <name>Frank Thomas Big Hurt Baseball (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Baseball player Frank Thomas licensed one of the first baseball games to use motion-captured 3D graphics and multiple camera angles. 28 stadia have been rendered in 3D, and each has its own visible and significant differences. 

There are 6 distinct game modes, allowing for single exhibition matches as well as full seasons on the playoffs. There is also a Home Run Derby mode, allowing the player to pelt the ball out of the ground for points. 

You can choose pitchers and batters, based on their statistics and form. Bowling options are set to define the delivery, with fastballs and curveballs as well as more precise setting of pace and height. Fielding is optional - it's best to leave this to the computer at first You can always alter the infield and outfield depth and shift.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Frank Thomas' Big Hurt Baseball-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Iguana UK</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Frank Thomas' Big Hurt Baseball-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Frank Thomas' Big Hurt Baseball-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37078" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Frogger 2.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Frogger 2 (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>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.

You can save several games and pick up where you left off, as well as revisit finished levels. The game is made up of several worlds with different themes.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Frogger 2-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Game Titan</developer> | |
| <publisher>Majesco Sales, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Frogger 2-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Frogger 2-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36917" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Frogger.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Frogger (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Your task in this arcade conversion is to guide a frog across a treacherous road and river, and to safety at the top of the screen. Both these sections are fraught with a variety of hazards, each of which will kill the frog and cost you a life if contact is made.

The road is full of cars and trucks, at variable speeds. The river water itself is fatal, as are the snakes which hover within on later levels. Frogger must use the arrangement of logs, turtles (which are only there for a short time) and alligators (but stay away form their faces), and then jump into one of the open home-cells, ideally one containing a fly for extra points. Once all holes have been filled, you move onto the next, harder, level.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Frogger-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Konami</developer> | |
| <publisher>Majesco Sales, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Frogger-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Frogger-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37079" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Galaga - Destination Earth.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Galaga - Destination Earth (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>This handheld version is in the same spirit as its console cousins, excluding the graphics and the 3-D perspective. This version has four different backgrounds that will vertically scroll along with a plethora of colorful enemy ships.

Players can upgrade to more powerful weapons including doubling their firepower by recapturing their ships that can be taken by Galaga command ships. However, this version does not have Challenge stages that its other versions have.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Galaga - Destination Earth-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Pipedream Interactive, Inc.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Majesco Sales, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Shooter / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Galaga - Destination Earth-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Galaga - Destination Earth-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36918" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Game & Watch Gallery 2.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Game & Watch Gallery 2 (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Game & Watch Gallery 2 features 5 original Game & Watch games from the 1980's plus 5 re-mixed versions in full color featuring a cast of characters from the Mario World (incl. Mario, Peach, Yoshi, Luigi and more). The game included are:

Parachute: Catch the falling characters to gain points.

Helmet: Run around the arena while trying to avoid falling objects.

Chef: Catch falling pieces of food and cook them to feed to customers.

Vermin: Move around the arena and whack the characters to climb out of the holes in the ground.

Donkey Kong: The original Donkey Kong game, where as Mario you must stop Donkey Kong and save the Princess by collecting keys and dodging falling obstacles thrown by Donkey Kong.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Game & Watch Gallery 2-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Nintendo</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Game & Watch Gallery 2-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Game & Watch Gallery 2-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37080" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Game & Watch Gallery 3.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Game & Watch Gallery 3 (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>The third in a series of re-creations of classic Nintendo Game & Watch games. Both original and modern (featuring Mario and the Nintendo gang) versions of the following games are available to choose from:

Turtle Bridge: Pass on items over a bridge while not falling over.

Egg: Catch falling eggs and cook them just right while not dropping them or over cooking.

Green House: Protect your plants from hungry bugs.

Mario Brothers: Help Mario and Luigi pass items over conveyor belts while dodging Bowsers attacks.

Donkey Junior: As Donkey Kong Jr. you must collect the keys while evading enemies to save Donkey Kong.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Game & Watch Gallery 3-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Tose Co., Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Various</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Game & Watch Gallery 3-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Game & Watch Gallery 3-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3167" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Game & Watch Gallery.gb</path> | |
| <name>Game & Watch Gallery (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>The Game & Watch Gallery is Nintendo's first portable compilation featuring their popular line of original 1980's handheld games, featuring the popular &quot;Mr. Game & Watch&quot; himself, as well as Mario and friends.

The compilation consists of four popular titles from the Game & Watch Series, each with a &quot;Classic&quot; and &quot;Modern&quot; version of each game:

1. Octopus: Collects as much treasure as your bag can hold, while avoiding the octopus tentacles that continually swing around you. In the &quot;Modern&quot; version, Mario becomes the diver, and as he collects more treasure, his bag becomes heavier, making it harder to return to the surface. Mario can also delay the octopus tentacles by throwing treasure at them.

Fire: Position your net to catch the falling people jumping from the burning building. The &quot;Modern&quot; version has Mario and Luigi rescuing Toad, Yoshi and Donkey Kong Jr. from Princess Peach's Castle. Each falling character has different weights and falling patterns.

Manhole: The player must cover the holes to keep the continually walking people from falling through the manholes and into the sewers. In the &quot;Modern&quot; version, Yoshi must use his tongue to keep Mario, Toad and Donkey Kong Jr. from falling thought the hole, each character having different speeds and patterns.

Oil Panic: The player must collect the dripping blobs of oil before they slip past and ruin everything. The &quot;Modern&quot; version has Bowser dropping oil blobs at Mario, who has to catch the oil and dump it over to Yoshi before the Koopa King gets the best of Mario.

Each mode (Classic and Modern) has two difficulties: Easy and Hard. The higher score a player gets in each version, new unlockable bonuses will become available via the &quot;Gallery Corner&quot;. These bonuses include release dates, pictures and animations which tell in greater detail the history behind Gunpei Yokoi's portable creations.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Game & Watch Gallery-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19970502T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Nintendo</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action / Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Game & Watch Gallery-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Game & Watch Gallery-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3167" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Game Boy Gallery (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>Game Boy Gallery - 5 Games in One (Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>The Game & Watch Gallery is Nintendo's first portable compilation featuring their popular line of original 1980's handheld games, featuring the popular &quot;Mr. Game & Watch&quot; himself, as well as Mario and friends.

The compilation consists of four popular titles from the Game & Watch Series, each with a &quot;Classic&quot; and &quot;Modern&quot; version of each game:

1. Octopus: Collects as much treasure as your bag can hold, while avoiding the octopus tentacles that continually swing around you. In the &quot;Modern&quot; version, Mario becomes the diver, and as he collects more treasure, his bag becomes heavier, making it harder to return to the surface. Mario can also delay the octopus tentacles by throwing treasure at them.

Fire: Position your net to catch the falling people jumping from the burning building. The &quot;Modern&quot; version has Mario and Luigi rescuing Toad, Yoshi and Donkey Kong Jr. from Princess Peach's Castle. Each falling character has different weights and falling patterns.

Manhole: The player must cover the holes to keep the continually walking people from falling through the manholes and into the sewers. In the &quot;Modern&quot; version, Yoshi must use his tongue to keep Mario, Toad and Donkey Kong Jr. from falling thought the hole, each character having different speeds and patterns.

Oil Panic: The player must collect the dripping blobs of oil before they slip past and ruin everything. The &quot;Modern&quot; version has Bowser dropping oil blobs at Mario, who has to catch the oil and dump it over to Yoshi before the Koopa King gets the best of Mario.

Each mode (Classic and Modern) has two difficulties: Easy and Hard. The higher score a player gets in each version, new unlockable bonuses will become available via the &quot;Gallery Corner&quot;. These bonuses include release dates, pictures and animations which tell in greater detail the history behind Gunpei Yokoi's portable creations.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Game Boy Gallery (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19970502T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Nintendo</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action / Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Game Boy Gallery (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Game Boy Gallery (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3645" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Garfield Labyrinth (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>Garfield Labyrinth (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Garfield Labyrinth is a European exclusive video game released for the Nintendo Game Boy in the 1990s.

Alternate versions of this game were available in North America (as The Real Ghostbusters) and Japan (as Mickey Mouse IV: Mah? no Labyrinth).</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Garfield Labyrinth (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19930101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Kotobuki System</developer> | |
| <publisher>Kemco</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Garfield Labyrinth (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Garfield Labyrinth (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3029" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Gargoyle's Quest.gb</path> | |
| <name>Gargoyle's Quest (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>The friendly Ghoul Realm was invaded by aliens know as the Destroyers ages ago. The Destroyers almost captured the Ghoul Realm except a powerful fire came from the sky and destroyed them. The Realm is threatened again and the secret of the fire must be recovered.

You play Firebrand, a gargoyle who has powerful claws that allow him to cling to walls and other surfaces on a verticle plane. Firebrand can also hover and fly for awhile with his wings. Destroy the enemy characters with your firery breath. The game also contains an adventure type story that is unfolded by interacting with characters from an over-head perspective.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Gargoyle's Quest-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19910101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Capcom</developer> | |
| <publisher>Capcom</publisher> | |
| <genre>Plateform / Fighter Scrolling / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Gargoyle's Quest-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Gargoyle's Quest-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3144" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Gauntlet II.gb</path> | |
| <name>Gauntlet II (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Based on the arcade game, Gauntlet II is very similar to the original. Up to four players (a wizard, a warrior, an elf, and a valkyrie) make their way through various mazes, collect treasures and magic potions, and fend off assorted creatures and ghosts.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Gauntlet II-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.45</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19900101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Atari</developer> | |
| <publisher>Mindscape</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Gauntlet II-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Gauntlet II-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68332" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Gear Works.gb</path> | |
| <name>Gear Works (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Gear Works-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Idea Software</developer> | |
| <publisher>Sony</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Gear Works-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Gear Works-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68346" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./George Foreman's KO Boxing.gb</path> | |
| <name>George Foreman's KO Boxing (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Featuring heavyweight champion George Foreman, this is a boxing simulation where players, taking the role of Foreman, go through a series of twelve rounds against different boxers to win the championship title belt.

Played from an third-person perspective using a view from right over the shoulders over the boxer, players can move left and right to dodge incoming punches, block and throw left and right punches. The standard punch is a cross, but by holding the Up-key pressed, jabs can also be thrown.

By avoiding punches and hitting them, a superpunch often becomes available, inflicting much more damage. A fight consists of a maximum of three rounds of three minutes each. When a boxer is knocked down four times, the match is over (technical knock-out). The same happens when a boxer goes down three times in a single round (regular knock-out). When down, players need to press both punch buttons in rapid succession to get back to their feet. The screen shows an energy meter drained when punches are received. After being knocked down and during intermissions, some energy is restored.

All versions, except for the Game Boy, can be played with two players. A password system is used to save the progress.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/George Foreman's KO Boxing-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.45</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19920101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Beam Software Pty., Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/George Foreman's KO Boxing-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/George Foreman's KO Boxing-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36920" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Gex - Enter the Gecko.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Gex - Enter the Gecko (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>A conversion of the 3D platform title, this features all the same levels shrunk down onto the Game Boy Color screen.

Gex is sucked into his TV, and must explore all of the TV style levels, find the remote controls and save the world of television from Rez, who is planning to take over the world's TV networks, as well as return home. Each level is based on a popular TV genre, such as horror, sci-fi and comedy, and has mentioned of well known programs and movies along the way.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Gex - Enter the Gecko-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>David A. Palmer Productions</developer> | |
| <publisher>Crave Entertainment, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action / Adventure</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Gex - Enter the Gecko-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Gex - Enter the Gecko-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37083" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Gex 3 - Deep Pocket Gecko.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Gex 3 - Deep Pocket Gecko (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Gex 3: Deep Pocket Gecko is a 2D platform game based on Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko. The plot is similar as the original 3D version. You play as Gex, who enters TV worlds to defeat Rez and his creatures with his tail attack. Inside the hub is where you'll find and enter these TV worlds, some may need to be unlocked by collecting remotes. You get remotes by completing the missions in the TV worlds. There are other objects to collect as well, including butterflies and bonus coins.

The game features 11 different monsters, 15 levels and 4500 frames of animations</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Gex 3 - Deep Pocket Gecko-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>David A. Palmer Productions</developer> | |
| <publisher>Eidos Interactive, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Gex 3 - Deep Pocket Gecko-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Gex 3 - Deep Pocket Gecko-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3285" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Ghostbusters II.gb</path> | |
| <name>Ghostbusters II (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Loosely based on the movie of the same name, Ghostbusters II sees Virgo the Carpathian appear in New York city. He captures Diana's baby and it is up to the Ghostbusters to get him back. In order to accomplish this, the Ghostbusters: Igon, Ray, Peter and Winston, must chase Virgo through the courtrooms, the sewers, the apartments, the underground and the art museum.

Ghostbusters II is a top-view action game based off of New Ghostbusters II (the second Ghostbusters II license on NES) but with enough differences to be unique. Players begin by choosing two of the four ghostbusters, who all play the exact same. The first one selected is controlled by the player directly and carries a proton pack, the second ghostbuster is follows the first and carries the ghost trap. The objective of each level is to capture a predefined number of ghosts before the timer expires. The player moves up, down, left and right. One button will fire the proton gun directly in front of the first ghostbuster, stunning any ghosts. The second button will toss the trap directly in front of the second ghostbuster, trapping any stunned ghosts. While exploring the levels, any of the 2 remaining ghostbusters (as well as the ghostbusters' accountant Louis) not currently being used will occasionally show up. Touching them will provide power-ups (and often swap with a selected Ghostbuster) including vacuum guns, instant traps and invulnerability.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Ghostbusters II-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19900101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Kemco</developer> | |
| <publisher>Activision</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Ghostbusters II-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Ghostbusters II-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36921" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Ghosts 'n Goblins.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Ghosts'n Goblins (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Ghosts'n Goblins is a sideways scrolling action platformer spread over six levels, each of which must be completed within three minutes (or a life is lost), taking in forest, village, mountain and cavern settings with increasing difficulty.

Arthur the brave knight must rescue his beloved Princess from the Demon King Astaroth and his forces - amongst them are the various undead (ghosts, zombies), bats, ogres and goblins. Other challenges include moving platforms, ladders and water/fire hazards. 

As in most games in this genre, the player can pick up power-ups such as daggers and bombs during the course of the game, giving the player greater firepower.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Ghosts 'n Goblins-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Capcom</developer> | |
| <publisher>Capcom</publisher> | |
| <genre>Fight / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Ghosts 'n Goblins-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Ghosts 'n Goblins-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36922" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Gift (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Gift (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Unlike its big 3D brother on the PC and Playstation 2, Gift for the Game Boy Color is a top down 2D action game.

As Gift, a small cute red devil-like creature with an attitude, players must save Lolita Globo and defeat the Shadow of Black Deep Dark Night. To do so Gift must find seven treasures and seven gnomes in seven different worlds. Worlds are divided in rooms, in rooms puzzles have to be solved, and enemies fought. Finally each world is guarded by a level boss.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Gift (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Cryo Interactive Entertainment</developer> | |
| <publisher>Cryo Interactive Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Gift (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Gift (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3599" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Go! Go! Tank.gb</path> | |
| <name>Go! Go! Tank (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>A peaceful nation has been invaded by an enemy army, and you must help clear the way for your own forces by plane. You must guide your tank to the end of each stage by arranging boxes with a hook attached to the bottom of your plane, as well as by shooting enemy planes and batteries that threaten it. The tank will roll forward on its own and climb up any wall that is only a single block high -- anything taller and it will crash into it and turn around, taking damage. If your tank takes too much damage, it will be destroyed and the game is over. If you get hit, you lose a plane, and if you run out of planes, the game will also be over.

There are several special items to help you on your way, including a power hook that allows you to directly carry the tank, a bomb that can destroy all enemies on the screen, and an option that makes a second plan follow yours and mimic your actions.

The game features ten stages, as well as a 2-player cooperative mode (two planes) when played via link cable.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Go! Go! Tank-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.5</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19910101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Copya System</developer> | |
| <publisher>Electro Brain</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Go! Go! Tank-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Go! Go! Tank-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68370" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Goal!.gb</path> | |
| <name>Goal! (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Goal!-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Goal!-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Goal!-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82221" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Gobs of Games.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Gobs of Games (USA) (En,Fr,De)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Gobs of Games-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Gobs of Games-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Gobs of Games-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82225" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Godzilla the Series - Monster Wars.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Godzilla - The Series - Monster Wars (USA) (En,Fr,De)</name> | |
| <desc>Aliens are creating mutants on Earth, and it is up to Godzilla to save the planet from the giant monsters in GODZILLA THE SERIES: MONSTER WARS. You take control of the giant lizard in 10 levels of action that take place in deserts, cities, and underwater. Free-scrolling technology gives you total control of Godzilla, and new cross-hairs improve the accuracy of Godzilla?s attacks that include fireball, tail whip, bite, claw, stomp, and flame breath. As an added bonus, all of the attacks can be linked together for unlimited combinations. And you are going to need those combinations to destroy the 16 types of enemies that Godzilla will face. Try to save the planet from giant monsters and aliens in GODZILLA THE SERIES: Monster Wars.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Godzilla the Series - Monster Wars-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Crawfish Interactive</developer> | |
| <publisher>Crave</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Godzilla the Series - Monster Wars-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Godzilla the Series - Monster Wars-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36923" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Godzilla the Series.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Godzilla - The Series (USA) (En,Fr,De)</name> | |
| <desc>Godzilla: The Series is based off the TV show on Fox, which was in turn based off the 1998 film starring Matthew Broderick. In this game, the player takes control of the big guy himself as giant monsters from space have invaded Earth and are determined to destroy it. Unfortunately for both the aliens and Godzilla the military is out to destroy both, so Godzilla now has to fight off the military to throw back the alien menace.

There are seven levels in all. The player will travel through each level destroying the military to reach the end of the level and fight the boss monster. The only control the player has over Godzilla is his attacks as Godzilla will walk on his own from left to right on the screen in a linear path. There are four attacks to choose from: Stomp, Bite, Tail-Whip and the famous Radiation Breath.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Godzilla the Series-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Crawfish Interactive Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Crave Entertainment, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Godzilla the Series-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Godzilla the Series-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="2982" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Godzilla.gb</path> | |
| <name>Godzilla (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Godzilla is a puzzle solving platform game in which you control the radioactive dinosaur Godzilla who is searching for his love interest Minira, a female dinosaur.

In this game with 49 levels you have reach one of the two level exits that will appear when all rocks are smashed.
While climbing the vines to reach the various platforms and trying to smash the rocks you are chased by various types of monsters.

Occasionally, when you smash a rock an item will appear. Smashing an item will activate it.
Once all rocks have been smashed two screen exits appear. Choose one of the two and enter the next level.
Keep in mind that in order to reach an exit you have to smash the rocks in a particular order because if you don't you'll get stuck.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Godzilla-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.35</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19900101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Toho Company</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Godzilla-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Godzilla-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36924" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Gold and Glory - The Road to El Dorado.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Gold and Glory - The Road to El Dorado (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>The GameBoy Color version of Gold and Glory: The Road to El Dorado is a side-scrolling platformer that follows the main events of the animated movie.

Through many levels you control one of two main characters: Tulio or Miguel. They can walk, run, jump, climb, collect objects, and use cutlasses. In most levels you should proceed from one part of level to another collecting a certain number of items, sometimes significant ones such as parts of a map showing the way to El Dorado. Different opponents will try to prevent your progress, but they can be either avoided or eliminated.

Different arcade sequences such as running away from a bull or riding a horse as well as several battles with bosses are present. Such encounters include fights with a cougar, Cortez himself, and also playing Indian basketball against the Indian champion.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Gold and Glory - The Road to El Dorado-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Planet Interactive Development</developer> | |
| <publisher>Ubi Soft Entertainment, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Gold and Glory - The Road to El Dorado-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Gold and Glory - The Road to El Dorado-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3444" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Golf.gb</path> | |
| <name>Golf (World)</name> | |
| <desc>Golf features two challenging 18 hole courses where players are able to play a round of golf, and allows players to choose a club, adjust stance and control the swing. The game features three alternating views; an overhead long-range view of the entire hole, an overhead medium-range view from the ball's current location, and an overhead close-range view of the green. Gameplay modes include 1 player, or 2 player play with a link cable.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Golf-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Nintendo</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Shoot'em Up / Sports</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Golf-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Golf-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68430" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Gradius - The Interstellar Assault.gb</path> | |
| <name>Gradius - The Interstellar Assault (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>YOU'RE CORDIALLY INVITED TO THE GALAXY'S HOTTEST COOKOUT!

Smell the challenge, as the flames of destruction scorch your courage and ignite your fears. Just when you thought life was cool, the Bacterion Beast Squadron launches a massive counterattack that makes all other intergalactic battles seen like picnics. These plutonian chow hounds are starving for a victory. And if you're not careful, they'll char your hide, then serve you up like a stuffed Sarubian Space Pig!
</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Gradius - The Interstellar Assault-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19910101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Konami</developer> | |
| <publisher>Konami</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Gradius - The Interstellar Assault-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Gradius - The Interstellar Assault-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37085" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Grand Theft Auto 2.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Grand Theft Auto 2 (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Lie, cheat, and steal your way through 3 huge cities in the follow-up to Grand Theft Auto. Earn the respect of 7 different gangs as you demolish the town in your attempt to make lots of cash.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Grand Theft Auto 2-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Tarantula Studios</developer> | |
| <publisher>Rockstar Games, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Grand Theft Auto 2-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Grand Theft Auto 2-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37084" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Grand Theft Auto.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Grand Theft Auto (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>In Grand Theft Auto, the player takes the role of a small-time criminal trying to make it big with the mob. Stealing cars, doing jobs for the gangsters and behaving generally anti-social are the way to success.

The action moves through six levels spread over three different cities, each based on a real US city: Liberty City (based on New York City), San Andreas (based on San Francisco) and Vice City (based on Miami). To finish a level, a certain score must be reached. Stealing cars and crashing into traffic, driving over pedestrians and killing cops all raise the score, but the 
big points are made through jobs. Answering phones or entering special cars brings mission assignments, from simple &quot;ditch-a-hot-car&quot; jobs to supporting bank robberies or carrying out assassinations. Completing a mission will raise the score substantially and also increase the score multiplier, so that completing the next felony will gain even more points.

Criminal behavior comes with a price of course: if policemen witness a crime, the player's wanted level rises. At the lowest level, a single police car might give chase, whereas at the highest level whole car squads hunt the player, the police set up roadblocks and shoot to kill. The only way to evade the cops is to find a respray shop and get a new paint job with new license plates. This costs money which is deducted from the score, however. But even dying or being arrested are not the end. The player has several lives, and ending up in jail simply results in being stripped of all weapons and armor and the score multiplier being lowered.

The entire action is viewed from a top-down perspective, which zooms out while driving a car, for a better overview at high speeds. The cities are many screens large and can be freely explored. Crates are scattered over the cities, which might include weapons (from pistols to rocket launchers), armor or other bonus items: extra lives, police bribes (used to reduce the wanted level to zero) and get-out-of-jail-free cards (used to retain score multiplier and weapons when busted). Dozens of different vehicles are available for the taking, each with unique characteristics: a bus will handle very differently than a sports car.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Grand Theft Auto-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.45</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Tarantula Studios</developer> | |
| <publisher>Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Grand Theft Auto-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Grand Theft Auto-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68441" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Great Greed.gb</path> | |
| <name>Great Greed (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>As Great Greed begins, you are accidentally warped to another dimension by a wizard by the name of Microwave. With no immediate way back, you help the people fight off the scourge named Bio-Haz who is consuming this dimension with evil and destruction.

This new dimension you find yourself in is not terribly unlike the one you came from, with the exception that everyone is named after foods or food-related items and most of the monsters appear to be mutated vegetables and the like.

This RPG breaks from the normal formula in a few respects. The battle system does not use any menus, switching all commands to simple button pushes. A being attack, B for dodge, Start will run and the D-Pad is shortcuts to certain spells. The combat is also live, in the sense that if you take too long to complete your turn, your opponent will attack again.

Using a battery-backed save system, the game will automatically auto-save after every successful battle.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Great Greed-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19930101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Namco</developer> | |
| <publisher>Namco Hometek Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Role playing games</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Great Greed-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Great Greed-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82234" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Gremlins Unleashed (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Gremlins Unleashed (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It,Pt)</name> | |
| <desc>In this game, the film's hero, Gizmo, attempts to find the gremlins and capture them all. In the meantime, the sinister Stripe and his army of 30 different gremlins decide to invade the town of Kingston Falls and try to transform Gizmo into a gremlin. The game can be played as either character. Gremlins: Unleashed! features 10 levels based in locations featured in the film, including Billy's house, the school laboratory, the department store, and the movie theater.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Gremlins Unleashed (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Planet Interactive</developer> | |
| <publisher>LSP</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Gremlins Unleashed (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68451" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Gremlins 2 - The New Batch.gb</path> | |
| <name>Gremlins 2 - The New Batch (World)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Gremlins 2 - The New Batch-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Gremlins 2 - The New Batch-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Gremlins 2 - The New Batch-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3707" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./HAL Wrestling.gb</path> | |
| <name>HAL Wrestling (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Get a headlock on fun with Hal Wrestling! Eight rompin', stompin' brutes squares off in a head-to-head matches any sports fan can enjoy! All the pro wrestling moves you can use and a few you haven't seen before! Go one-on-one against the computer or a friend, or round up your own four-man wrecking crew for thunderous action! Hal Wrestling - we're coming to get YOU!</desc> | |
| <image>./images/HAL Wrestling-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19901202T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Human Entertainment</developer> | |
| <publisher>Human Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Fight</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/HAL Wrestling-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/HAL Wrestling-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36928" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Halloween Racer (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Halloween Racer (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It,Pt)</name> | |
| <desc>Halloween Racer is an racing game with a Halloween theme. It mostly reassembles a karting game, where you choose one of the different characters and race through each track of the game to win the Halloween trophy. To do so the player have to beat the competing monsters for each of the five tracks. On the road there is goodies to collect and traps to avoid to make it more challenging. Before going into the championship each track can be played in practise mode.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Halloween Racer (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Visual Impact</developer> | |
| <publisher>Microïds</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Halloween Racer (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Halloween Racer (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3668" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Hammerin' Harry - Ghost Building Company (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>Hammerin' Harry - Ghost Building Company (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Hammerin' Harry: Ghost Building Company is the sequel to Hammerin' Harry.

This episode has Harry fighting more than just workers. He has to defeat an army of ghosts in a series of environments, including construction site, sewer, airship, jungle, and finally, the headquarters where he meets the evil ghost building machine. Rather than using his mallet, Harry can obtain a spiked ball which does more damage than the mallet. There are five stages, and each one ends with Harry fighting a boss. Upon completion of a stage, the gameplay switches from a beat-em-up to a horizontal shooter where Harry flies through the air, defeating airborne enemies and avoiding dangerous objects.
</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Hammerin' Harry - Ghost Building Company (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19920731T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Tamtex</developer> | |
| <publisher>Irem</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Hammerin' Harry - Ghost Building Company (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Hammerin' Harry - Ghost Building Company (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36929" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Hamtaro - Ham-Hams Unite!.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Hamtaro - Ham-Hams Unite! (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>It's Hamtaro time! Boss has a big secret in store for the Ham-Hams, but he's gotta find them first! The guy's got too much on his hands already, so he sends the loveable Carrot-headed Hamtaro out on the search for the Ham-Hams. The thing is... Hamtaro's gotta learn some hip Ham-chat if he wants everyone to listen to him. So as he ventures on in the game, he becomes the street-wise hipster, learning Ham-chat and getting into tons of adventures... and trouble! 

Make friends for life! Go out and have an adventure! Remember... get everyone back to the clubhouse to see what Boss's big secret is...

This game is based on the anime Tottoko Hamtaro, created by Ritsuko Kawai.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Hamtaro - Ham-Hams Unite!-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Nintendo</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Role playing games</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Hamtaro - Ham-Hams Unite!-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Hamtaro - Ham-Hams Unite!-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37086" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Hands of Time.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Hands of Time (USA, Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It,Nl)</name> | |
| <desc>As the young Sebastian, gamers take the role of the son of a brilliant scientist who has discovered a means to travel through time. Time travel has already taken place in this reality, however, and Sebatian's first mission is to use his father's discovery to return to the past and destroy an earlier time machine, which upset the balance of power in a past war and led to dangerous realities in their present. Just as Sebastian enters the machine to travel back to the past, he watches helplessly as his father is kidnapped and taken prisoner.

You play as Sebastian, the soldier sent back in time to rectify the present. Hands of Time features an overhead view and six levels, each of which is comprised of a small overworld with various objectives. Much of the game requires completing item-swapping sequences in order to progress, while avoiding enemy soldiers along the way. You have a small pistol with infinite ammo. You can collect better weapons, though their ammo is limited. There are no difficulty levels and no multiplayer; you can jump to any of the six levels by use of a password system.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Hands of Time-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Mirage Media S. C.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Titus</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action / Adventure</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Hands of Time-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Hands of Time-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82254" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Harley-Davidson Motorcycles - Race Across America.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Harley-Davidson Motor Cycles - Race Across America (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Harley-Davidson Motorcycles - Race Across America-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Harley-Davidson Motorcycles - Race Across America-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Harley-Davidson Motorcycles - Race Across America-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36931" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (USA, Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It,Nl,Pt,Sv,Da)</name> | |
| <desc>The second Harry Potter role-playing game follows directly on from the first, with mostly the same game mechanics, controls and even some of the graphics.

To unravel the mystery of the Chamber of Secrets, young wizard Harry Potter must fight turn-based battles and solve quests. In this game, he is not alone, as a party system was added: his friends Ron and Hermione (and some other characters) will join Harry in the battles. While Harry (as in the previous game) can use card combinations of Famous Witches and Wizards cards to produce special attacks and effects, his friends have other means: Ron can unleash his rat Scabbers in special rat attacks and Hermione, being the know-it-all that she is, influences combat through &quot;lecture attacks&quot;, using helpful hints like &quot;Be Careful!&quot; (which increases defense, for example).

Gone is the potion-mixing from the first game, but aside from the party system, several other features were added: the Informous spell divulges information about strengths and weaknesses of enemies, which is stored and can be accessed later. To aid in finding one's way around Hogwarts, floor maps were added.

Like the first game, this one also includes several mini-games, including Quidditch, that once found in the game can be accessed from the main menu.
</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Griptonite Games</developer> | |
| <publisher>Electronic Arts</publisher> | |
| <genre>Role playing games</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37087" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (USA, Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It,Nl,Pt,Sv,No,Da,Fi)</name> | |
| <desc>In the first Harry Potter game for the Game Boy Color, the story of Harry's first year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry is told in the form of a traditional role-playing game.

Playing as Harry, one advances through the plot of the book and the movie by fulfilling quests, battling monsters and gaining experience and levels.

Combat is turn-based, with Harry being able to use a variety of spells against various critters and other enemies. In addition, card combinations of Famous Witches and Wizards Collector's Cards can be used to produce powerful magical effects. These cards can be found all over the freely explorable Hogwarts. Potions that refill stamina and magic points can be found, bought or mixed by Harry himself, but only with the right ingredients.

As in other Potter games, Harry also competes for house points for Gryffindor, hoping to win the House Cup in the end.

The game features several mini-games that, once found in the main game, can also be accessed from the main menu.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Griptonite Games</developer> | |
| <publisher>Electronic Arts</publisher> | |
| <genre>Role playing games</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82256" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Harvest Moon 2 GBC.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Harvest Moon 2 GBC (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Rebuild the farm of your grandfather and start raising cows, chickens and sheep. Keep them happy and they?ll make you rich! Discover the fantastic Harvest Moon world with cool friends ready to help you succeed in your mission.

- The awaited Harvest Moon sequel for GBC with even more fun!
- Choice of playing a boy or girl farmer
- Hours and hours of gameplay
- Hidden arcade games include Mole Bash and Cherry Cup Horse Race
- Special Game Link cable options allow trading between Harvest Moon 2 and Legend of the River King 2</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Harvest Moon 2 GBC-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Natsume</developer> | |
| <publisher>Natsume</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Harvest Moon 2 GBC-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Harvest Moon 2 GBC-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36932" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Harvest Moon 3 GBC.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Harvest Moon 3 GBC (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>After much acclaim for your past farming accomplishments (as part of the previous Harvest Moon titles on GBC), you are asked by a young girl to help her get her farm up and running. The farm, situated on an island, needs plenty of work, so you need all your skills to get things working correctly.

Your many tasks range from tending to the farm animals, keeping an eye on the budget while purchasing goods (food, water, mechanical items, etc) at the local stores, and so forth. And although the main aim is to build and maintain the farm, there are plenty of opportunities to take care of yourself (go to the movies, buy pets, find a girlfriend/boyfriend).</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Harvest Moon 3 GBC-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Victor Interactive Software, Inc.|Natsume Co., Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Natsume, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Simulation</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Harvest Moon 3 GBC-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Harvest Moon 3 GBC-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3204" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Harvest Moon GB.gb</path> | |
| <name>Harvest Moon GB (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Harvest Moon is a farming simulator/RPG where you must build and maintain a farm during the course of a year, while taking care of your budget and yourself. 

You have the ability to buy, sell and take care of farm animals, crops and any other supplies that you may have. You can trade with many of the town's people, and fellow farmers. If you link up a friend's Game Boy, you can trade items between players as well.

The local stores supply plenty of items to help you in your quest, at a cost, of course. And if you have the time, you can go about the town in search of a little fun away from work.

From an overhead perspective, you can explore your farming area, the local town and the Harvest Sprite tunnels, full of strange and wonderful creatures that can help or destroy your quest. There are four seasons (Summer, Autumn, Winter, Spring) and each brings with it new challenges such as keeping arm animals warm during the colder seasons, and supplying water to the crops during the warmer periods.

The GBC version includes all new characters and background sprites in full color, but is also backwards compatible with the original Game Boy version.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Harvest Moon GB-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19971218T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Victor Interactive</developer> | |
| <publisher>Natsume</publisher> | |
| <genre>Role playing games</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Harvest Moon GB-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Harvest Moon GB-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37088" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Harvest Moon GBC.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Harvest Moon GB (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Harvest Moon is a farming simulator/RPG where you must build and maintain a farm during the course of a year, while taking care of your budget and yourself. 

You have the ability to buy, sell and take care of farm animals, crops and any other supplies that you may have. You can trade with many of the town's people, and fellow farmers. If you link up a friend's Game Boy, you can trade items between players as well.

The local stores supply plenty of items to help you in your quest, at a cost, of course. And if you have the time, you can go about the town in search of a little fun away from work.

From an overhead perspective, you can explore your farming area, the local town and the Harvest Sprite tunnels, full of strange and wonderful creatures that can help or destroy your quest. There are four seasons (Summer, Autumn, Winter, Spring) and each brings with it new challenges such as keeping arm animals warm during the colder seasons, and supplying water to the crops during the warmer periods.

The GBC version includes all new characters and background sprites in full color, but is also backwards compatible with the original Game Boy version.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Harvest Moon GBC-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Victor Interactive Software, Inc.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Natsume, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Simulation</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Harvest Moon GBC-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Harvest Moon GBC-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68494" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Hatris.gb</path> | |
| <name>Hatris (Japan, USA)</name> | |
| <desc>In Hatris, the falling blocks of Tetris are replaced by falling hats which are top hats, cowboy hats, baseball caps, derbys, party hats and crowns. The setting is a hat factory, where hats are dropped down from a conveyor belt two at a time and must be stacked on one of six mannequin heads. Once five hats of the same kind have been stacked on top of each other, they fall down onto another conveyor belt below and are shipped out of the factory, rewarding the player with a cash bonus. (The game keeps track of score as money, not simply points.) Once you ship out enough hats out of the shop, you go up a level to the next shop. The higher shop number you get to, the more types of hats start appearing to make it more difficult for you to accomplish your task. The game ends when one of your stacks of hats reaches the top of the screen.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Hatris-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19910101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Bullet-Proof Software, Inc.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Bullet-Proof Software, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Hatris-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Hatris-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68498" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Heavyweight Championship Boxing.gb</path> | |
| <name>Heavyweight Championship Boxing (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Heavyweight Championship Boxing-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Tose Co., Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Tonkinhouse</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Heavyweight Championship Boxing-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Heavyweight Championship Boxing-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68499" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Heiankyo Alien.gb</path> | |
| <name>Heiankyo Alien (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>1000 years ago the city of Kyo was suddenly invaded by aliens. A Kebiishi (knight of the past) was entrusted to defend the city.

The game starts with a maze where the kebiishi and some aliens appear. The aliens start moving through the maze wherever they please. While trying to keep from getting eaten, the kebiishi digs holes where the aliens will likely travel. If an alien comes to a finished hole, it will fall in an be trapped for a while. While the alien is trapped in the hole, you can fill the hole to bury it. If all aliens are buried, the round ends and you can proceed to the next round. 

The credits say original concept by TSG, copyright 1979. The Game Boy version includes new original features such as a super alien that has special powers, moves to avoid holes and chases the keibiishi. Two players can play via the video link cable.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Heiankyo Alien-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Meldac of America Inc.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Meldac of America Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Heiankyo Alien-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Heiankyo Alien-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82262" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Hello Kitty's Cube Frenzy.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Hello Kitty's Cube Frenzy (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Hello Kitty comes to the Game Boy Color with HELLO KITTY'S CUBE FRENZY. The objective of each stage is simple: Kitty must collect all of the items scattered throughout each level. However, you can only tell Kitty to move left or right, and if you are not careful, Kitty will fall off the edge and say hello to the grim reaper. Luckily, blocks fall from the sky, which can be rotated and used to create staircases and bridges to the objects. However, placing three blocks with identical colors next to each other will make them disappear; this can both help and hurt. In addition to the block problems, Badz Maru, Hanamaru, and Pandaba will wander around and cause problems for Hello Kitty. Can you handle the pressure and collect all of the items in HELLO KITTY'S CUBE FRENZY?</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Hello Kitty's Cube Frenzy-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Torus Games</developer> | |
| <publisher>NewKidCo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Hello Kitty's Cube Frenzy-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Hello Kitty's Cube Frenzy-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82264" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Hercules - The Legendary Journeys.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Hercules - The Legendary Journeys (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It,Nl)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Hercules - The Legendary Journeys-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Hercules - The Legendary Journeys-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Hercules - The Legendary Journeys-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37089" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Heroes of Might and Magic II.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Heroes of Might and Magic II (USA) (En,Fr,De)</name> | |
| <desc>Heroes of Might and Magic II is a fantasy strategy game that pits you against diabolical warlords in a struggle for territory and resources. Dangerous enemies and mystical creatures roam the land and await any hero who sets out to defeat them. At stake is the ultimate prize: control of the land and the royal throne. Support the villainous usurper and lead the armies of evil, or be loyal to the righteous prince and deliver the people from tyranny.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Heroes of Might and Magic II-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>KnowWonder, Inc.</developer> | |
| <publisher>3DO</publisher> | |
| <genre>Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Heroes of Might and Magic II-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Heroes of Might and Magic II-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36934" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Hexcite - The Shapes of Victory.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Hexcite - The Shapes of Victory (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Hexcite is a puzzle game played on a honeycomb-like playing field. In the center is a hexagon; six more hexagons make up the entire playing field. Because of the turn-based gameplay, two people can play using only one system. Two-player link mode is also supported.

Players begin by placing a geometric shape (triangle, hexagon, parallelogram, etc.) in the center hexagon. The CPU or human opponent then places another shape adjacent (and touching completely on one side) to a previously played piece. Players score bonus points for completing any full hexagon. Much of the strategy in this game is in tricking your opponent into letting you take a bonus. Bonuses are also scored for placing a piece so that two sides will contribute a score. The game is over when all pieces have been played, or if the remaining pieces cannot be played. In that case points are subtracted for any remaining pieces, based on the complexity of the shape (twice as many points are subtracted for a hexagon compared to a triangle.)

In Japan, this game has seen several Windows versions, and even has been released as a board game.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Hexcite - The Shapes of Victory-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Gu, Inc.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Ubisoft Entertainment SA</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Hexcite - The Shapes of Victory-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36933" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Heroes of Might and Magic.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Heroes of Might and Magic (USA) (En,Fr,De)</name> | |
| <desc>Heroes of Might and Magic is a turn-based strategy game in which you play as on of four different heroes: the warlock, sorceress, barbarian, or knight. You must build up your castle by adding different locations to earn different units to strengthen your army with. Units include dragons, cyclopes, phoenixes, paladins, and many more. Your goal is, of course, to destroy you opponents, but this isn't the whole game by a long shot. 

Another aspect of the game is exploring the world your are given and discovering treasures, spells, mines to gather resources, nomad camps, magic lamps, ultimate artifacts, and more.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Heroes of Might and Magic-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.45</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>KnowWonder, Inc.</developer> | |
| <publisher>3DO</publisher> | |
| <genre>Role playing games</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Heroes of Might and Magic-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Heroes of Might and Magic-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68542" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./High Stakes Gambling.gb</path> | |
| <name>High Stakes (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/High Stakes Gambling-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/High Stakes Gambling-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/High Stakes Gambling-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82270" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Hollywood Pinball.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Hollywood Pinball (Europe) (En,Fr,De,It)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Hollywood Pinball-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Tarantula Studios</developer> | |
| <publisher>Take-Two Interactive Software Europe Ltd.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Pinball</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Hollywood Pinball-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68551" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Hit the Ice.gb</path> | |
| <name>Hit the Ice - VHL - The Official Video Hockey League (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Hit the Ice is a fast-paced, high-impact hockey game based on the 1990 arcade game from Williams. Having more in common with Midway's Arch Rivals than any sane hockey simulation, this arena is no place for penalties, and no place for wimps. While the idea is still to somehow put the puck into the opposing team's goal, each team only has three players, there is a heavy focus on checking, and it is possible to do a &quot;super shot&quot; which is strong enough to send the goalie into the net along with the puck.

Available are exhibition and tournament modes for one or two players. Two players can even team up to take on the computer. The TurboGrafx-16 release also adds a four-player mode, while the Gameboy version adds a &quot;shot race&quot; mode where the player must get a certain number of goals as quickly as possible.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Hit the Ice-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19920101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Taito</developer> | |
| <publisher>Taito</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Hit the Ice-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Hit the Ice-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82269" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Hole in One Golf.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Hole In One Golf (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Hole in One Golf-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Hole in One Golf-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Hole in One Golf-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3593" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Home Alone 2.gb</path> | |
| <name>Home Alone 2 - Lost In New York (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Loosely based on the film of the same name, Kevin McAllister has arrived in New York City without his parents. However he checks himself into a hotel and begins to have fun. It isn't long before the hotel discovers he's using stolen credit cards and begin to chase him around! On top of that, Harry and Marv the burglars he once defeated, are in town and looking for revenge.

Home Alone 2 is a side scroller. Controlling Kevin McAllister, the player will need to jump over enemies and obstacles while collecting items. These items include health bonuses and a variety of weapons. Losing all of Kevin's health or being &quot;caught&quot; will cost a life. The player starts with three lives for play.
</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Home Alone 2-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19920101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Imagineering Inc</developer> | |
| <publisher>THQ</publisher> | |
| <genre>Platform</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Home Alone 2-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Home Alone 2-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3370" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Home Alone.gb</path> | |
| <name>Home Alone (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Kevin is left alone at home while his family is celebrating the holidays elsewhere. Unfortunately for him, two burglars have entered the house to keep him company. Kevin must avoid being caught by the burglars while he gathers all the family belongings and bring them to safety. To aid him in his quest, Kevin has a slingshot and a water pistol, but equally important is proper handling of the environment - a banana skid placed in the right spot or a bowling ball on top of a cupboard will help Kevin in his cause against the robbers.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Home Alone-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.25</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19911102T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Altron</developer> | |
| <publisher>THQ</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Home Alone-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Home Alone-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3261" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Hook.gb</path> | |
| <name>Hook (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>In this video game adaption of the Steven Spielberg film Hook, the player takes the role of a grown-up Peter Pan, whose kids have been kidnapped by Captain Hook. Tinker Bell takes Peter back to Neverland where he must again become Pan and reclaim his children.

This particular interpretation is a side-scrolling action game, in which players must hack their way past Hook's denizens through 11 levels. These include forests, icy regions, and towns which Peter will have to jump, climb, and swim through. Magic items such as apples and pixie dust can be collected for special powers. When enemies are attacked, they simply put their hands up in surrender rather than dying, so as to make the game more child-friendly.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Hook-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.4</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19920402T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Ocean</developer> | |
| <publisher>Sony</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Hook-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Hook-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37091" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Hot Wheels - Stunt Track Driver.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Hot Wheels - Stunt Track Driver (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>A side-scrolling stunt racer where the player is rewarded with speed bonuses for each stunt. Tracks are based on the toy tracks every child is familiar with. The game is somewhat similar to Excitebike in that the player must make jumps and land them correctly in order to complete each track. The player has the ability to roll and spin while in the air and is rewarded with a speed bonus for each successful stunt. The bigger the stunt, the faster you go. The game features 6 licensed Hot Wheels cars and 6 tracks. There is also a two player link mode.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Hot Wheels - Stunt Track Driver-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Lucky Chicken Games, Inc.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Mattel Media</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Hot Wheels - Stunt Track Driver-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Hot Wheels - Stunt Track Driver-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36935" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Hoyle Card Games.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Hoyle Card Games (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>The popular card games collection for Game Boy Color. Includes 14 card game variations: Spades, War, Hearts, Cribbage, Old Maid, Gin Rummy, Go Fish, and 6 varieties of Solitaire. Supports a pass play, and Game Link Cable multiplayer.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Hoyle Card Games-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.5</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Sandbox Studios, Inc.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Sierra</publisher> | |
| <genre>Various / Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Hoyle Card Games-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Hoyle Card Games-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37092" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Hoyle Casino.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Hoyle Casino (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>This game is the portable version of Hoyle Casino. Besides the obvious graphical differences, it contains a smaller amount of slot and video poker machines to play. Like its namesake on the PC and consoles, the game features a variety of casino themed games. You start off with a sum of money and try to make your fortune in a casino playing various games.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Hoyle Casino-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Pulsar Interactive</developer> | |
| <publisher>Sierra</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action / Simulation</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Hoyle Casino-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Hoyle Casino-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3489" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Hudson Hawk.gb</path> | |
| <name>Hudson Hawk (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Hudson Hawk, a cat burglar, has a mission: steal three of Da Vinci's works of art, which include a rocking horse known as &quot;The Sforza&quot;, his sketchbook that he called &quot;The Codex&quot;, and a precious crystal. The mission will take him through a mansion, castles, rooftops, subways, and the Vatican. Of course, getting all these items will not be as easy as it sounds. Not only does Hawk face security guards, guard dogs, and others, but he must also avoid setting off alarms. To help him, Hawk can either punch enemies, or throw a ball at them.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Hudson Hawk-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.55</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19920101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Special FX Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Sony</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Hudson Hawk-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Hudson Hawk-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3364" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Hugo (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>Hugo (Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Hugo's wife Hugolina gets kidnapped by the Horned King, ruler of the castle Arbarus, after agreeing to his invitation; and Hugo has to free her and defeat the King.
It's actually a conversion of Mickey Mouse by Kemco.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Hugo (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19980101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>ITE Media</developer> | |
| <publisher>ITE Media</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Hugo (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Hugo (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82279" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Hugo - Black Diamond Fever (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Hugo - Black Diamond Fever (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It,Nl,Pt,Sv,No,Da,Fi)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Hugo - Black Diamond Fever (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Hugo - Black Diamond Fever (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82282" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Hugo - The Evil Mirror (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Hugo - The Evil Mirror (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It,Nl,Pt,Sv,No,Da,Fi)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Hugo - The Evil Mirror (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Hugo - The Evil Mirror (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82278" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Hugo 2 1-2 (Germany).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Hugo 2 1-2 (Germany)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <video>./videos/Hugo 2 1-2 (Germany)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68586" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Hugo 2 (Germany).gb</path> | |
| <name>Hugo 2 (Germany)</name> | |
| <desc>Hugo 2 is a game based on a call-in TV series for kids. It includes five levels which are directly based on mini games from the TV show. The goal is always to both survive and collect as many money bags as possible. The amount of required bags to beat a l</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Hugo 2 (Germany)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Bit Managers S.L.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Laguna Videospiele Vertriebs & Marketing GmbH</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Hugo 2 (Germany)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Hugo 2 (Germany)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37093" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Hype - The Time Quest (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Hype - The Time Quest (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It,Nl,Sv,Da)</name> | |
| <desc>Hype: The Time Quest for the Game Boy Color lets you play as the Playmobil knight Hype, who has been sent back in time by the Curse of Barnak. In 19 2D platform levels you have to use your sword and jumping skills to find your way back home. In each level Hype has to find objects to progress to the next level. Besides his sword, Hype also has control of a bow, for which he has to buy arrows, and he can cast spells who are taught to him by a wizard.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Hype - The Time Quest (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Planet Interactive Development</developer> | |
| <publisher>Ubi Soft Entertainment, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Hype - The Time Quest (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68599" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Hyper Dunk (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>Hyper Dunk (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Hyper Dunk (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <video>./videos/Hyper Dunk (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3352" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Hyper Lode Runner.gb</path> | |
| <name>Hyper Lode Runner (World) (Rev A)</name> | |
| <desc>Hyper Lode Runner plays similar to Lode Runner. You must run around on brick platforms gathering all the gold, while avoiding enemies, known as Mad Monks, who follow your every move. You can zap blocks to create temporary holes to trap enemies or to escape through to platforms below. To make levels more interesting there are ladders and vertical ropes to climb, but the enemies can use these too.

There are 50 levels to play, and there is also an editor and a VS mode.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Hyper Lode Runner-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19890101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Bandai</developer> | |
| <publisher>Broderbund Software</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Hyper Lode Runner-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Hyper Lode Runner-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68613" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./In Your Face.gb</path> | |
| <name>In Your Face (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/In Your Face-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/In Your Face-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/In Your Face-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36936" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine (USA, Europe) (En,Fr,De)</name> | |
| <desc>Whereas the other versions of Indiana Jones' first game in nearly a decade are 3D action adventures inspired by Tomb Raider, this edition is different, being viewed from above in pseudo-3D with multi-directional movement. The plot involves Communists attempting to rebuild an ancient time machine, whose pieces are spread across 19 levels. 

There are largely-switch-based puzzles to solve on each one, and different routes through to completing them. Indy is variously armed with a pistol, machine gun, grenades and his ubiquitous whip. Each level has a password, and ends with a clip advancing the story. As well as Soviets, your foes include scorpions, snakes and jellyfish.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>HotGen Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>THQ</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68615" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.gb</path> | |
| <name>Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade is an Action game, developed by NMS Software and published by Ubisoft, which was released in 1994.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>NMS Software</developer> | |
| <publisher>Ubisoft</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68625" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./InfoGenius Productivity Pak - Frommer's Personal Organizer and Phone Book.gb</path> | |
| <name>InfoGenius Productivity Pak - Personal Organizer and Phone Book (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/InfoGenius Productivity Pak - Frommer's Personal Organizer and Phone Book-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68622" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./InfoGenius Productivity Pak - Berlitz French Translator.gb</path> | |
| <name>InfoGenius Productivity Pak - Berlitz French Translator (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/InfoGenius Productivity Pak - Berlitz French Translator-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <video>./videos/InfoGenius Productivity Pak - Berlitz French Translator-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68623" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./InfoGenius Productivity Pak - Berlitz Spanish Translator.gb</path> | |
| <name>InfoGenius Productivity Pak - Berlitz Spanish Translator (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/InfoGenius Productivity Pak - Berlitz Spanish Translator-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <video>./videos/InfoGenius Productivity Pak - Berlitz Spanish Translator-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68624" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./InfoGenius Productivity Pak - Frommer's Travel Guide.gb</path> | |
| <name>InfoGenius Productivity Pak - Frommer's Travel Guide (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/InfoGenius Productivity Pak - Frommer's Travel Guide-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <video>./videos/InfoGenius Productivity Pak - Frommer's Travel Guide-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68626" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./InfoGenius Productivity Pak - Spell Checker and Calculator.gb</path> | |
| <name>InfoGenius Productivity Pak - Spell Checker and Calculator (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/InfoGenius Productivity Pak - Spell Checker and Calculator-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <video>./videos/InfoGenius Productivity Pak - Spell Checker and Calculator-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36937" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Inspector Gadget - Operation Madkactus.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Inspector Gadget - Operation Madkactus (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>The evil Dr. Claw is about to unleash the deadly MadKactus virus on the world, and it's up to Inspector Gadget to stop him. Since Gadget always needs a little help, his niece Penny and their dog Brain are at the ready to make their contribution. You, as the enigmatic Inspector, will have to work your way through 20 levels that span five different worlds. Luckily, many of your famous devices are available to help out including the helicopter, spring arms, rocket-powered roller skates, and hammer hat. If there is something that you can't do as Gadget, you can switch characters and use Penny or Brain to get past an obstacle or solve a puzzle. Gather up your go-go gadgets and get ready to save the world from Dr. Claw in INSPECTOR GADGET.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Inspector Gadget - Operation Madkactus-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.4</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>RFX Interactive</developer> | |
| <publisher>Light & Shadow Production|Ubi Soft Entertainment Ltd.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Inspector Gadget - Operation Madkactus-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Inspector Gadget - Operation Madkactus-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37094" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./International Karate 2000 (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>International Karate 2000 (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>International Karate 2000 is a remake of the classic beat 'em up International Karate in which you play as a new entry in the International Karate championship and travel the world in hopes of defeating each local champion in tournament-legal (for points) matches.

The game is played from a non-scrolling side view, with your attacks being determined by combinations of the attack buttons and the directional arrows. As mentioned you win matches via points awarded whenever you connect a direct hit or perform a successful move. 

The GBC version also adds a health bar that influences your performance and a round-based system. Furthermore all graphics have been redrawn and the character selection has been expanded and now includes 12 playable characters, each from a different location.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/International Karate 2000 (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.85</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Studio 3 Interactive</developer> | |
| <publisher>Studio 3 Interactive</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/International Karate 2000 (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/International Karate 2000 (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82290" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./International Rally.gbc</path> | |
| <name>International Rally (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/International Rally-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Konami</developer> | |
| <publisher>Konami</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/International Rally-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/International Rally-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37095" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./International Superstar Soccer 2000.gbc</path> | |
| <name>International Superstar Soccer 2000 (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>International Superstar Soccer 2000 is an updated version of International Superstar Soccer 99 also for the Game Boy Color. This time you can choose between 36 national teams from all over the world. Game options have been improved to cover not only an International Cup, but also a mini league, mini tournament and penalty kicks.

Game time can be set to either 3, 5 or 7 minutes and there are 5 difficulty levels for the computer. You can also choose what type of extra time you want, extended or golden goal. Other options that can be turned on or off are fouls, yellow cards and offside.

Graphics for this 2000 version have been thoroughly improved.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/International Superstar Soccer 2000-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Major A</developer> | |
| <publisher>Konami</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/International Superstar Soccer 2000-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/International Superstar Soccer 2000-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37096" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./International Superstar Soccer 99.gbc</path> | |
| <name>International Superstar Soccer 99 (Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>International Superstar Soccer 99 is a soccer game for the Game Boy Color. You can play a 1 player match, 2 players match or play an international cup. The game doesn't feature an official license so all player names in the game only closely resemble real player names. There are 32 national teams to play with.

When you are in the defense you can make a sliding and switch players. While in offense you can make a pass or a shot. While the ball is in the air it is possible to make a header or bicycle kick.

The game is displayed from the side of the field, except during penalties, when the camera is aimed directly at the goal.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/International Superstar Soccer 99-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Konami</developer> | |
| <publisher>Konami</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/International Superstar Soccer 99-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/International Superstar Soccer 99-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68636" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./International Superstar Soccer.gb</path> | |
| <name>International Superstar Soccer (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>International Superstar Soccer for the Game Boy brings the popular console soccer series to the handheld systems. In the game you can play any of 36 national teams in an International Cup.

You can change settings like game length from 3, 5, to 7 minutes and multiple difficulty settings. Turn fouls on or off and determine if overtime should be decided by a golden goal or extended time.

You can choose various formations and stances for your team and switch players before the match starts and during half-time. Each player also has a current condition which determines how well he plays on top of his regular stats.

While on offense you can take a shot or pass the ball. In defense you can make a sliding or switch the player you control.

The Game Boy version doesn't feature a multi-player mode.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/International Superstar Soccer-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Konami</developer> | |
| <publisher>Konami</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/International Superstar Soccer-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/International Superstar Soccer-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82292" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./International Track & Field.gbc</path> | |
| <name>International Track & Field (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/International Track & Field-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/International Track & Field-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/International Track & Field-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3448" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Iron Man & X-O Manowar in Heavy Metal.gb</path> | |
| <name>Iron Man X-O Manowar in Heavy Metal (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Iron Man & X-O Manowar in Heavy Metal-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19960101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Realtime Associates</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Beat'em Up</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Iron Man & X-O Manowar in Heavy Metal-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Iron Man & X-O Manowar in Heavy Metal-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3700" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Ishido.gb</path> | |
| <name>Ishido - The Way of Stones (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Ishido is a solitaire board game played with tiles (like Shanghai). The objective is to place all of the tiles onto the board and obtain the highest possible score by following specific rules of play. It is a solitaire game. There are ways to play that can dramatically increase the score, which makes the game very strategic in nature. Additionally, when desired, the player can get an oracle reading by asking a question...the question is answered when the player makes a very elegant play (4 way match). 

There is also a &quot;construction set&quot; where players can create their own tiles and backgrounds. But the game comes with numerous tile sets and backgrounds.
</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Ishido-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19900101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Publishing International</developer> | |
| <publisher>ASCII</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Ishido-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Ishido-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="70438" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Itchy & Scratchy - Miniature Golf Madness.gb</path> | |
| <name>Simpsons Itchy & Scratchy, The - Miniature Golf Madness (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Itchy & Scratchy - Miniature Golf Madness-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Itchy & Scratchy - Miniature Golf Madness-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Itchy & Scratchy - Miniature Golf Madness-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68674" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Jack Nicklaus Golf.gb</path> | |
| <name>Jack Nicklaus Golf (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Jack Nicklaus Golf-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Jack Nicklaus Golf-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Jack Nicklaus Golf-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68679" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./James Bond 007.gb</path> | |
| <name>James Bond 007 (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Bond is once again in the thick of things, this time travelling the eastern hemisphere in order to stop an elite weapons smuggling ring. In order to do so, Bond must use all of the weapons and gadgets on hand, including the trusty laser watch, pistols, Ak-47's and more.

Bond will also have the chance to visit the casino, where you can spend some cash on blackjack and the like, while some of the most famous Bond villains make appearances in the hopes that they will stop the secret agent from completing his task.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/James Bond 007-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Saffire Corporation</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/James Bond 007-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/James Bond 007-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68690" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Jeep Jamboree - Off Road Adventure.gb</path> | |
| <name>Jeep Jamboree (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Jeep Jamboree - Off Road Adventure-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Jeep Jamboree - Off Road Adventure-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Jeep Jamboree - Off Road Adventure-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82303" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Jeff Gordon XS Racing.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Jeff Gordon XS Racing (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Jeff Gordon XS Racing-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Jeff Gordon XS Racing-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Jeff Gordon XS Racing-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3600" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Jelly Boy (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>Jelly Boy (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Jelly Boy is a platformer in which the player controls a pink blob with transformation abilities. In comparison to the SNES version, the Game Boy version has a different level design. The gameplay mechanics are the same, though: the blob has the standard </desc> | |
| <image>./images/Jelly Boy (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19910101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Ocean</developer> | |
| <publisher>Probe</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Jelly Boy (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Jelly Boy (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68697" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Jeopardy! - Platinum Edition.gb</path> | |
| <name>Jeopardy! - Platinum Edition (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Jeopardy! - Platinum Edition-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Jeopardy! - Platinum Edition-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Jeopardy! - Platinum Edition-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68699" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Jeopardy! - Sports Edition.gb</path> | |
| <name>Jeopardy! - Sports Edition (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Jeopardy! - Sports Edition-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Jeopardy! - Sports Edition-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Jeopardy! - Sports Edition-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68701" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Jeopardy! - Teen Tournament.gb</path> | |
| <name>Jeopardy! - Teen Tournament (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Jeopardy! - Teen Tournament-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Jeopardy! - Teen Tournament-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Jeopardy! - Teen Tournament-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68693" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Jeopardy!.gb</path> | |
| <name>Jeopardy! (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Jeopardy!-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Jeopardy!-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Jeopardy!-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37097" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Jeremy McGrath Supercross 2000.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Jeremy McGrath Supercross 2000 (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>This to-go version of Jeremy McGrath Supercross 2000 is a top-down racing game, featuring two game modes (championship and arcade), 6 bikers and a variety of tracks in different scenarios.

Season mode features 3 championships, each with three stages composed of four races. The goal is to win all 9 gold medals by obtaining more points than the competition. Arcade mode is the same, except all championships and stages, as well as Jeremy McGrath, are unlocked from the start.
The difference between championships is the engine size - with larger (thus faster) bikes, the player has less time to react, and going head to head into the edge of the track can be a matter of a simple bump in 80cc to a spectacular flip into the stands in 250cc, also because it becomes a lot harder to do sharp turns in a limited space.

While it can be played as a straightforward racing game, by performing tricks the player can obtain some powerups - a bomb will knock down the next opponent, the arrow temporarily boosts bike stats and the shield allows the player to barge into one opponent, knocking him off his bike. There is one big catch - the skull and bones knock the player out of his bike, which can prove to be decisive in a close race.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Jeremy McGrath Supercross 2000-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>M4 Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports / Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Jeremy McGrath Supercross 2000-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Jeremy McGrath Supercross 2000-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="81990" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Jim Henson's Bear in the Big Blue House.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Bear in the Big Blue House (USA) (En,Fr,De,Es,It,Nl)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Jim Henson's Bear in the Big Blue House-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Jim Henson's Bear in the Big Blue House-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82861" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Jim Henson's The Muppets.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Muppets, The (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Jim Henson's The Muppets-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>20000414T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Tarantula Studios</developer> | |
| <publisher>Take-Two Interactive</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Jim Henson's The Muppets-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82306" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Jimmy White's Cueball (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Jimmy White's Cueball (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Jimmy White's Cueball (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Vicarious Visions, Inc.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Virgin</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Jimmy White's Cueball (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68722" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Jimmy Connors Tennis.gb</path> | |
| <name>Jimmy Connors Tennis (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Jimmy Connors Tennis is Nintendo's 8-bit attempt at professional tennis. It has three skill levels,beginner, medium and advanced and lets you take practice shots against a machine from 100, 200 or 300 balls.

You can compete in the top 16 international tournaments, including the U.S. Open, the Australian Open and Wimbledon and can earn anywhere from $26,000 to $58,000. You can also keep track of your win-loss record and earnings through a password feature.

It is very accurate when it comes to playing on different surfaces such as hard court, grass or clay, each one giving a different response on each surface. Endorsed by tennis great Jimmy Connors.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Jimmy Connors Tennis-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>NMS Software Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Ubi Soft Entertainment, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Jimmy Connors Tennis-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Jimmy Connors Tennis-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68733" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Joe & Mac.gb</path> | |
| <name>Joe & Mac (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Joe & Mac-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Joe & Mac-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Joe & Mac-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3455" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Jordan vs Bird - One on One.gb</path> | |
| <name>Jordan vs Bird - One on One (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Jordan vs Bird - One on One-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19920202T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Imagineering Inc</developer> | |
| <publisher>Electronic Arts</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Jordan vs Bird - One on One-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Jordan vs Bird - One on One-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3224" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Judge Dredd.gb</path> | |
| <name>Judge Dredd (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Judge Dredd is a platform action game based on the British comic book character of the same name and the 1995 movie that tarnished that name. The game was a multi system release so it fits the standard console jump/shoot/duck formula although it does add some unique twists such as wounding enemies so that they surrender and can be arrested.

The initial levels follow the plot of the movie with futuristic lawman Judge Dredd framed and sent to the Aspen penal colony from which he must escape and prove his innocence. Following the fight at the top of the Statue of Liberty that ended the film, the game continues on with levels and characters inspired by the comic book culminating with a battle against the Dark Judges on Deadworld.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Judge Dredd-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Probe Entertainment Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Judge Dredd-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Judge Dredd-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37098" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./JumpStart Dino Adventure - Field Trip.gbc</path> | |
| <name>JumpStart Dino Adventure - Field Trip (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Join Franky the dog as he travels back in time to visit the dinosaurs in this collection of 5 mini games. Help him recover the 5 stolen pterodactyl eggs before it's too late.

Fly on a pterodactyl's back and match color and shapes in the clouds. Race on a dinosaurs back to match the sequence of letters in the alphabet. Toss fruits and numbers to hungry dinosaurs across a river. Make matches in a dinosaur themed game of memory. And bop a matching dinosaur on the head in a game like Whack a Mole.

The game has a password feature for saving progress.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/JumpStart Dino Adventure - Field Trip-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Dice Canada</developer> | |
| <publisher>Knowledge Adventure, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Various / Educational</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/JumpStart Dino Adventure - Field Trip-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/JumpStart Dino Adventure - Field Trip-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3550" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Jungle Strike.gb</path> | |
| <name>Jungle Strike (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Some time after Operation Desert Strike, Ibn Kilbaba, son of Kilbaba S.R, threatens to annihilate America. After his father was killed, the people who were under his control, sent his son running off, along with his father's money and nuclear weapons program. Kilbaba, more ruthless than his father, longs for revenge of his father's death and decides to shed the blood of those who killed him, the Americans. Already armed, Kilbaba hires Carlos Ortega to help him set up his Nuclear Weapons program, deep in South America. Carlos Ortega, the world's most notorious druglord, also yearns to seek revenge. With his own private army, armed with the most hi-tech weapons, he's ready to fight America at all costs. 

Because of this threat, you're hired again to battle these two characters, following their paths in the jungles of South America. Armed with the Commache, numerous other vehicles, and destructive weapons, you must take out their private army. Blow up the enemy with your hellfires, hydras, chain guns. Use the watercraft to launch mines at enemy ships. Pull off a drive-by on the enemy with guns on the side. Take out the evil duo and forever rid this threat.....in the jungle!</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Jungle Strike-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19950602T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Malibu Games</developer> | |
| <publisher>Ocean</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Jungle Strike-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Jungle Strike-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3184" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Jurassic Park Part 2 - The Chaos Continues.gb</path> | |
| <name>Jurassic Park Part 2 - The Chaos Continues (USA, Europe) (En,Fr,De,It)</name> | |
| <desc>One year after the events of the Jurassic Park, John Hammond wants to bring Jurassic Park back and he sends Dr. Alan Grant to aid a team of heavy armed men down to the former park to restore order. Meanwhile, Biosyn Corp has sent men down the former park so the company can gain control of the park for themselves.

In this 2D shooter, Player 1 controls Dr. Alan Grant and Player 2 controls Tactical Sergeant Michael Wolfskin and alone or together you face off against the free roaming dinosaurs of the once known Jurassic Park along with the members of the Biosyn Corp. Your player always has six weapons. Your primary machine gun and cattle prod are unlimited and most take down both the humans and dinosaurs but some only work the dinosaurs such as the cattle prod. Most of the levels are non linear so you must explore different pathways to complete the mission you have selected once you have once you selected either one or two player mode.
</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Jurassic Park Part 2 - The Chaos Continues-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19941202T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Ocean</developer> | |
| <publisher>Ocean</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Jurassic Park Part 2 - The Chaos Continues-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Jurassic Park Part 2 - The Chaos Continues-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82337" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Keep the Balance (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Keep the Balance (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Keep the Balance (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Keep the Balance (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3024" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Jurassic Park.gb</path> | |
| <name>Jurassic Park (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>One of many different titles based on Steven Spielberg's 1993 dinosaur thriller, the version for NES and Game Boy is a top-down action game with exploration elements.

Playing as Dr. Alan Grant, the player must work through six levels by completing certain objectives including rescuing the kids Tim and Lex, restoring power, destroying Raptor nests and finally getting off the dinosaur-infested island. To advance in a level, a number of dinosaur eggs scattered over the area must be collected or destroyed. This will reveal a passcard used to gain entry to buildings, or some other items necessary to complete the assignment. The park's computer terminals can be used to request hints on where to go next.

Naturally, the levels are full of hostile dinosaurs. Dr. Grant can fend them off with his gun. Several ammunition types are available, varying in damage and shooting patterns. Killed dinosaurs will always drop the most basic ammo type, the others must be found. Next to ammo clips, there are boxes with question marks on them to be collected. These might include beneficial powerups like a health increase, but can also be dangerous and reveal a bomb.

Some levels end in boss encounters, including a Triceratops stampede and a fight against the Tyrannosaurus Rex.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Jurassic Park-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19930801T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Ocean</developer> | |
| <publisher>Ocean</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Jurassic Park-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Jurassic Park-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82344" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Kelly Club - Clubhouse Fun.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Kelly Club - Clubhouse Fun (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Kelly Club - Clubhouse Fun-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Kelly Club - Clubhouse Fun-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Kelly Club - Clubhouse Fun-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68813" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Ken Griffey Jr. Presents Major League Baseball.gb</path> | |
| <name>Ken Griffey Jr. Presents Major League Baseball (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Ken Griffey Jr. Presents Major League Baseball-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Ken Griffey Jr. Presents Major League Baseball-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Ken Griffey Jr. Presents Major League Baseball-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37099" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Ken Griffey Jr.'s Slugfest.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Ken Griffey Jr.'s Slugfest (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Aiming for further realism, Slugfest removes many arcade elements from the original Ken Griffey N64 title, replaced with more simulation style elements.

For the second time around, new inclusions feature updated team rosters and stats, a new behind the pitcher camera perspective, and a new create-a-player mode.

Full support is also included for 4 players in home run derby mode, and 2 player exhibition, while the expansion pak allows for higher resolutions for players and stadiums.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Ken Griffey Jr.'s Slugfest-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Software Creations Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Ken Griffey Jr.'s Slugfest-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Ken Griffey Jr.'s Slugfest-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3183" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Kid Dracula.gb</path> | |
| <name>Kid Dracula (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Kid Dracula is a side-scroller and a parody of the Castlevania series. The difference is you play as a young vampire rather than a vampire killer.

Gameplay consists of very standard jump and shoot platform action. As you progress through the 8 levels, you gain the ability to perform spells, like turning into a bat. You will also receive guidance from your pal, the Grim Reaper.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Kid Dracula-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.85</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19930103T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Konami</developer> | |
| <publisher>Konami</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Kid Dracula-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Kid Dracula-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3082" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Kid Icarus - Of Myths and Monsters.gb</path> | |
| <name>Kid Icarus - Of Myths and Monsters (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Kid Icarus - Of Myths and Monsters-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19920101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Nintendo</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Platform</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Kid Icarus - Of Myths and Monsters-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Kid Icarus - Of Myths and Monsters-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3022" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Killer Instinct.gb</path> | |
| <name>Killer Instinct (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>In the distant future, a monopolistic and technological corporation called Ultratech organizes a fighting tournament known as &quot;Killer Instinct&quot;. Many fighters answer the challenge to participate, including several of Ultratech's experimental warriors. To increase the tournament's challenge, Ultratech utilizes a technology that can create bridges between alternate dimensions, releasing a creature known as Eyedol. Eyedol is a two-headed ancient warrior that was imprisoned along with his bitter rival, Gargos. Some warriors enter the tournament to seek glory or escape. Other fighters are attempting to bring an end to Ultratech's corruption. 

Killer Instinct is a Rare developed fighting game published by Nintendo (and distributed in the arcades by Midway). Killer Instinct (or &quot;KI&quot; among its fanbase) is a 2D fighting game that features 3D rendered sprite based graphics. Players choose from 10 characters: Orchid, Cinder, Jago, Glacius, Fulgore, Riptor, Sabrewulf, Spinal, T.J. Combo, and Thunder. 

Killer Instinct is known for its heavy combo based fighting system, allowing players to pull off moves that land an insane number of hits on their opponent, the highest being the &quot;Ultra Combo&quot;. The gameplay is also known for its use of combo breakers, finishing moves and stage fatalities, double energy bars, and dance-music inspired techno soundtrack.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Killer Instinct-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19951102T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Rare</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Fight / Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Killer Instinct-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Killer Instinct-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68837" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Kingdom Crusade.gb</path> | |
| <name>Kingdom Crusade (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Kingdom Crusade-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Kingdom Crusade-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Kingdom Crusade-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3146" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Kirby's Block Ball.gb</path> | |
| <name>Kirby's Block Ball (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Kirby takes on a new challenge, blockball. The playing field contains a variety of blocks, and using Kirby's rolling technique, you must set him into motion (with paddles situated around the field of play, similar to pinball) to clear the blocks from the field. Each level contains more and more blocks to clear, and after a few rounds you take on boss characters in a one-on-one round to see if you can clear more blocks.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Kirby's Block Ball-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19951225T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>HAL Laboratory</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Kirby's Block Ball-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Kirby's Block Ball-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3023" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Kirby's Dream Land 2.gb</path> | |
| <name>Kirby's Dream Land 2 (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Blurb: Nintendo's/Hal Laboratory's lovable Kirby returns for the gameboy! This time the bridges connecting the rainbow bridges have dissapeared and King DeDeDe is to blame as always...or is he? The evil Dark Matter has him under his control and plans to turn Kirby's Dream Land into a dark world, get the fabled rainbow sword and defeat him!

Gameplay consists of a platform game. Kirby is like no other platform character of it's time because he can fly with no power-ups, and he can swallow enemies and get their powers. In addition to that, Kirby can now team up with his friends: Rick the hamster, Kine the fish, and Coo the owl. Each team-up has it's advantages and disadvantages, but Kirby can still swallow enemies, making more different powers available depending on the power/friend combination.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Kirby's Dream Land 2-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19950321T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Nintendo</developer> | |
| <publisher>HAL Laboratory</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Kirby's Dream Land 2-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Kirby's Dream Land 2-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="2973" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Kirby's Dream Land.gb</path> | |
| <name>Kirby's Dream Land (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Kirby is a an interesting little super-hero. Although he appears to be a weak little marshmallow, he is actually quite powerful. He has the ability to suck up his enemies like a vacuum, and then shoot them out at other enemies. Kirby can also swallow air, allowing him to fly through the air.

In this game, Kirby must save his land from the evil King Dedede. There are 4 levels of side-scrolling platform action.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Kirby's Dream Land-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19920427T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Nintendo</developer> | |
| <publisher>HAL Laboratory</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Kirby's Dream Land-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Kirby's Dream Land-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3110" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Kirby's Pinball Land.gb</path> | |
| <name>Kirby's Pinball Land (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Kirby's Pinball Land is a game of pinball based on the Kirby series of games, with Kirby as the ball. In the game you have to help Kirby defeat King Dedede and the three bosses who each guard one of the Pinball Lands. 

The game is divided into three tables or Pinball Lands, each consisting of four screens, three ordinary screens, and a boss screen If you fall off the bottom of the lowest one, you lose a life, unless you press A at the right moment to activate the springboard, which becomes harder each time. Each screen has a variety of things to do. The middle screen will give access to some sort of bonus game, where you must try to get as many points as you can, and can add to your bonus and bonus multiplier. The bonus is added to your score when you lose a life, as in ordinary pinball.

The aim is to defeat each boss. To get to the boss you must perform a task on the top ordinary screen. The bosses themselves must be defeated by firing Kirby at them, but they will try to stop you, sometimes by temporarily de-activating one or both of the flippers. If you defeat the boss on each table, you face Kind Dedede himself.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Kirby's Pinball Land-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19930101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Hal Frediani</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Various / Action / Pinball</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Kirby's Pinball Land-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Kirby's Pinball Land-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3208" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Kirby's Star Stacker.gb</path> | |
| <name>Kirby's Star Stacker (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Kirby's Star Stacker is a Tetris-like puzzle game. There are varying modes of play, such as Time Trial, Challenge and Story Mode, but the basic idea of play is the same: you must sandwich Star Blocks between two like Friend Blocks, either horizontally or vertically. The Friend Blocks and any Star Blocks in-between are then removed from play. Similar to Tetris, sets of blocks fall into the bin that contain any two of the following types:

Star Blocks: The most important block, as all of the game types rely on it. Sandwich these blocks between two Friend Blocks either horizontally or vertically, and they will be cleared. The more stars you clear, the higher the score.

Friend Blocks: These blocks have pictures of Kirby's friends - Rick the Hamster, Kine the Fish, and Coo the Owl (all from Kirby's Dream Land 2) - on them. Match two of each to clear them from the screen. Any Star Blocks between the two character blocks will also be cleared.

Bomb Blocks: Sandwich a Bomb Block in between two Friend Blocks, and the bomb will explode, removing all blocks in the same row. 

Hard Blocks: You have to clear these blocks twice to clear them from the screen. Clear them once and they transform into an ordinary Star Block, and then can be removed in the normal way.

The game also features a clever 'chain' system that rewards you for clearing blocks which then clear other blocks. If you clear two or more blocks in this manner, then you'll be rewarded with Kirby raining down that amount of Stars, which can fill in gaps, which in turn could complete a row and allow it to chain even further!</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Kirby's Star Stacker-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19970125T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>HAL Laboratory</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Kirby's Star Stacker-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Kirby's Star Stacker-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82354" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Kirikou (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Kirikou (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It,Pt)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Kirikou (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Kirikou (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36940" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Kirby's Tilt 'n' Tumble.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Kirby - Tilt 'n' Tumble (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>King Dedede is at it again, this time taking all of the stars from the sky. Thankfully for Dreamland, Kirby has returned to stop the evil King once more. But this time, he will need your help more then ever before.

Kirby has been turned into a ball, and it is up to you to tilt and turn the game table so that Kirby can dodge enemies and get the the end goal. To do this, you must actually tilt the Game Boy Color/Advance console, thanks to the inbuilt motion sensor in the cartridge. Every move you make determines where the little pink ball goes.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Kirby's Tilt 'n' Tumble-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Nintendo</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Kirby's Tilt 'n' Tumble-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Kirby's Tilt 'n' Tumble-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36941" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Klax.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Klax (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>An action/puzzle game, the object is to catch assorted color falling tiles and create rows, columns, or diagonals of a single color. Each level requires a different pattern to be made, and the tiles fall faster, more at a time, and in an increasing number of colors as the game progresses.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Klax-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>1</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Atari</developer> | |
| <publisher>Midway</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Klax-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3582" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Klax.gb</path> | |
| <name>Klax (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>An action/puzzle game, the object is to catch assorted color falling tiles and create rows, columns, or diagonals of a single color. Each level requires a different pattern to be made, and the tiles fall faster, more at a time, and in an increasing number of colors as the game progresses.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Klax-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19900101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Tengen</developer> | |
| <publisher>Tengen</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports / Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Klax-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Klax-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82357" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Klustar.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Klustar (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>The player must keep the central Klustar from expanding to hit the edges of the screen.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Klustar-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Rebellion Developments Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Infogrames</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Klustar-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Klustar-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68870" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Knight Quest.gb</path> | |
| <name>Knight Quest (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>You take control of a young man named Will who wants to become a knight. After successfully completing his first quest for the king, he is allowed to serve him as a knight and take on more quests in which he has to free the land of evil monsters and wizards.

Knight Quest is a single-person RPG with turn-based battles. You can explore the land from a top-down perspective, enter houses, inns and shops to rest, buy equipment or receive information on your current quest. Enemies are visible and whenever you walk into one, you are taken to a battle mode that is seen from a side-view perspective. In battles, you have the option to attack, cast spells, use medicine or escape. There are for different types of attacks called &quot;Swallow&quot;, &quot;Sea Gull&quot;, &quot;Falcon&quot; and &quot;Eagle&quot;, that deal different amounts of damage to different enemies.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Knight Quest-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Lenar Co., Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Disco, Taito Corporation</publisher> | |
| <genre>Role playing games</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Knight Quest-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Knight Quest-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36942" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Konami GB Collection Vol.1 (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Konami GB Collection Vol.1 (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>4 Konami titles on one cart:

Gradius: A side-scrolling action shooter, where the aim is to dodge enemy fire and getting to the end of each level to take on the boss character. Each level also includes so power-ups floating around for you to pick up, which increases your defense or attack.

Castlevania Adventure: You play Simon Belmont, who is the only one capable of taking on Count Dracula. You must travel through his castle, using your whip to take out enemies, while whipping candles will give you power-ups to increase the power of the whip. A side-scrolling platformer.

Probotector: Also known as Contra, you are a lone warrior charged with the task to defend the planet from invading aliens. Run through each side-scrolling level and use all the weapons available to you to take down the enemy.

Konami Racing: Top down F-1 racing where the higher you finish in each race, the better the points at the end to determine the overall winner. You can race by yourself in a test run, or practice against other cars before you take on the World Circuit, consisting of multiple races on different tracks.

Each game is fully compatible with the Game Boy Color and Game Boy.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Konami GB Collection Vol.1 (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre>Adventure</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Konami GB Collection Vol.1 (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82358" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Knockout Kings.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Knockout Kings (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Knockout Kings-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Knockout Kings-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Knockout Kings-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37101" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Konami GB Collection Vol.2 (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Konami GB Collection Vol.2 (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>4 more classic Konami titles bundled on the one cart. 

On this occasion, the games are Parodius (an R-type style shooter with plenty of humor and crazy characters); Block Game (much the same as Tetris, although here falling shapes must be shot at by your ship at the bottom of the screen, to form a type of square shape. By doing so, the blocks are removed from the screen); Track and Field (a collection of track and field events including the 100m sprint, hurdles, long jump, triple jump and more); and finally, Frogger, the classic top-down puzzle game where the aim is to move your little frog across the road and the pond, dodging cars and crocodiles along the way to the lilipad.

Again, all games can be played in color on the GBC, or in black and white on the original Game Boy console.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Konami GB Collection Vol.2 (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Konami</developer> | |
| <publisher>Konami</publisher> | |
| <genre>Adventure / Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Konami GB Collection Vol.2 (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37102" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Konami GB Collection Vol.3 (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Konami GB Collection Vol.3 (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>4 arcade style titles are packed together on one cart for the GBC.

Included are:

Pop'n Twinbee: A top down shooter where the screen moves from the top down, with enemies all around. Shoot down clouds to collect power ups, and dodge the colourful characters that try to shoot you down.

Mystical Ninja: An updated version of a former Game Boy RPG style adventure sees Goemon out to save his friend Ebisumaru. Travel from town to town, fighting enemies Zelda style while solving puzzles and collecting items to be used later on down the track.

Bikers: Also known as Motocross Maniacs in the US, you must race your bike across the various tracks from a side on view, collecting speed boosts and jumping over large gaps to get to the finish line first.

Guttang Gottung: A unique puzzle game in which you must swap tiles around in order to get your train to each station on the grid space. Each tile has a section of track, which must be used to keep the train from crashing.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Konami GB Collection Vol.3 (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Konami</developer> | |
| <publisher>Konami</publisher> | |
| <genre>Adventure / Role playing games / Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Konami GB Collection Vol.3 (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37103" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Konami GB Collection Vol.4 (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Konami GB Collection Vol.4 (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>The fourth Konami classics compilation includes two sequels: Gradius II & Castlevania II, and two original titles: Antarctic Adventure & Yie Ar Kung Fu.

Gradius II: Return of the Hero continues the side-scrolling shoot 'em up adventure from the previous title (as seen in Konami GB Collection Vol. 1). 5 levels await, each with a collection of bad guys, end of level bosses, and collectable upgrades for power, speed, attack and defense. You can also practice the first four levels.

Castlevania II: Belmont's Revenge has you returning to battle Dracula, this time as Christopher Belmont. A total of four castles are waiting to be tackled head on in any order you choose. Once they are defeated (each on including an boss), you can then enter Dracula's castle to take on the big bad vamp himself. Your whip, holy water and the holy cross are the only things protecting you from the undead.

Antarctic Adventure is a 3rd person racing style game, where you must race your pengiun through the ice covered levels, past obstacles and other enemies to the end goal before the time runs out.

Yie Ar Kung Fu is a one-on-one fighting game, where each enemy you face increases in difficulty. Defeat the five opponents, and then get ready to fight them again at an even harder difficulty level. Throwing stars, climbing up walls and hand to hand combat all come into play.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Konami GB Collection Vol.4 (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Konami</developer> | |
| <publisher>Konami</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Konami GB Collection Vol.4 (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3262" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Krusty's Fun House.gb</path> | |
| <name>Krusty's Fun House (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Krusty the Clown's Fun House has been overrun by rats. You must help him to herd the rats into trap machines to clear them out. In order to do so, Krusty must manipulate his environment to set up pathways so that the rats are headed in the right direction. Objects that Krusty move around include blocks, fans, and pipe pieces.

The trap machines are operated by other recognizable Simpson's characters: Bart, Homer, Sideshow Mel, and Corporal Punishment.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Krusty's Fun House-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.85</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19930102T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Audiogenic</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Fight / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Krusty's Fun House-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Krusty's Fun House-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3412" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Kung-Fu Master.gb</path> | |
| <name>Kung-Fu Master (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Similar to Kung-Fu Master games for other platforms but with different levels, it is your job to fight your way through hordes of bad guys and ultimately kill the super-villain. To do this, you can use three different moves: a punch, a kick and a somersault. Sometimes you can also pick up bombs that deal a larger amount of damage. Apart from fighting the bad guys, there are also a few levels that feature Jump'N Run elements. At the end of each stage, there is, of course, a boss waiting to be beaten up.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Kung-Fu Master-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.45</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19900101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Irem</developer> | |
| <publisher>Irem</publisher> | |
| <genre>Beat'em Up / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Kung-Fu Master-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Kung-Fu Master-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68930" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Kwirk.gb</path> | |
| <name>Kwirk - He's A-maze-ing! (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Kwirk has three game modes: Going Up?, Heading Out?, and Vs. Mode, each one with its own set of rules. The object is to get from one end of the room to the staircase on the other by rotating turnstiles, moving blocks, and filling holes with blocks.

Kwirk has three skill levels: Level 1 - Easy, Level 2 - Average and Level 3 - Hard. After, one of two viewpoints may be selected: Diagonal or Bird's Eye. In Diagonal view, characters and blocks have shadows and appear in crude 3D, whereas in Bird's Eye view everything is 2D, viewed from the top down. The three skill levels and two viewpoints are featured in all three game modes.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Kwirk-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Acclaim</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Kwirk-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Kwirk-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36945" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./LEGO Alpha Team.gbc</path> | |
| <name>LEGO Alpha Team (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Using your puzzle solving skills, you must lead the Alpha Team and stop Mr. Ogel from turning the world into zombies.

Instead of controlling the characters on screen, you must place lego blocks, ramps, stairs, pogo-pads and many other items to help the character dodge enemies and traps. But be careful, he/she is always on the move so you have to be quick to place the items in the right place. One wrong move, and you have to start all over again.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/LEGO Alpha Team-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Climax Group, The</developer> | |
| <publisher>Lego Media</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/LEGO Alpha Team-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/LEGO Alpha Team-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37109" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./LEGO Island 2 - The Brickster's Revenge.gbc</path> | |
| <name>LEGO Island 2 - The Brickster's Revenge (USA) (En,Fr,Es)</name> | |
| <desc>Lego Island 2: Brickster's Revenge is the sequel to the successful PC game Lego Island. The game begins as an RPG in which you travel around Lego Island, delivering pizza and talking to your fellow citizens. Until you hear about Brickster's escape from prison, and his attempt to deconstruct all the buildings on Lego Island. 

Varied gameplay, as LEGO Island 2 is part flying game, part racing game, part sky-diving drill, and part astronaut training mission. You'll interact around 50 or more different characters from Lego Island.

Along the way, you'll have to fly bi-planes, race LEGO cars, command space shuttles, and skateboard through a plethora of areas based on LEGO' series of play themes, like LEGO Knight's Kingdom, and the LEGO Adventurers.

Also featured are 18 sub-games, as well as a lego-themed skate park where you and Pepper can try a ton of skateboard tricks anytime.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/LEGO Island 2 - The Brickster's Revenge-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.1</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Crawfish Interactive Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Lego Media</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/LEGO Island 2 - The Brickster's Revenge-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/LEGO Island 2 - The Brickster's Revenge-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37110" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./LEGO Racers.gbc</path> | |
| <name>LEGO Racers (USA) (En,Fr,Es)</name> | |
| <desc>For the first time, build your favourite Lego carts on your PC using all of the blocks that are available in real life, thanks to the detailed Creation modes. You can then race your beast against other lego built characters in 12 special themed tracks, based on the Themed Lego kits (including Pirates & Egypt and much more). Race your friend in split screen mode, or go straight on for the ultimate Lego racing trophy.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/LEGO Racers-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.3</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Climax Group, The</developer> | |
| <publisher>Lego Media</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/LEGO Racers-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/LEGO Racers-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37111" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./LEGO Stunt Rally.gbc</path> | |
| <name>LEGO Stunt Rally (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Lego Stunt Rally is an edu-tainment racing title and construction set based on the popular building blocks. The game is played from an overhead perspective on the race track, which is rendered in real-time 3D. You control the acceleration and side to side movement of the car, but actually maneuvering around corners is taken care of by the computer.

The game has both single and multiplayer modes. The single player mode includes a championship game in which you can earn new building blocks for the construction mode. The multi-player game allows up to 4 players to compete on the same computer.

The construction mode allows you to construct tracks of your own, and is powerful enough to create a wide variety of races.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/LEGO Stunt Rally-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Graphic State Limited</developer> | |
| <publisher>Lego Media</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/LEGO Stunt Rally-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/LEGO Stunt Rally-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68943" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Lamborghini American Challenge.gb</path> | |
| <name>Lamborghini American Challenge (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Lamborghini American Challenge-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19930101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher>Titus</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Lamborghini American Challenge-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Lamborghini American Challenge-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82372" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Las Vegas Cool Hand.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Las Vegas Cool Hand (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Las Vegas Cool Hand-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Tarantula Studios</developer> | |
| <publisher>Take-Two Interactive Software Europe Ltd.</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Las Vegas Cool Hand-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Las Vegas Cool Hand-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3423" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Last Action Hero.gb</path> | |
| <name>Last Action Hero (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Danny Madigan is watching a sneak preview of the latest film of his favourite hero, Jack Slater, when he is mysteriously catapulted inside the screen; now standing next to his favourite idol. You are Jack Slater, an action movie hero, who takes on the ax maniac The Ripper, who is holding a school under siege, and Benedict, a villain who wants to use Dannys ticket to bring terror to the real world.

The game, based on the film of the same name, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, is very different for each platform. For most of them, the gameplay can be split up into two parts: side-scrolling fighting levels and wild car chases on the streets.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Last Action Hero-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.2</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19930101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Sony</developer> | |
| <publisher>Bits Studios</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports / Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Last Action Hero-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Last Action Hero-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68951" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Lazlo's Leap.gb</path> | |
| <name>Lazlos' Leap (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Lazlo's Leap-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Lazlo's Leap-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Lazlo's Leap-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37105" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Legend of the River King 2.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Legend of the River King 2 (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>More fishing adventures on the Game Boy. This time, there are plenty more fish and other river creatures that you can catch and collect, including 60 types of fish, shellfish, plants and insects. Other animals living around the river can smell your catch and may attack you.

A new element in the game is the ability to trade your fish, etc. with other players. Link up with another friend to trade your catch, either in Legend of the River King 2 or another Natsume title, Harvest Moon.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Legend of the River King 2-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Victor Interactive Software, Inc.|Natsume Co., Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Natsume, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Legend of the River King 2-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Legend of the River King 2-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37106" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Legend of the River King GBC.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Legend of the River King GB (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>This unique RPG provides a world of fishing as the prime objective.

There are two modes of play, The Fish and Raise.

The Fish: As a young boy, you must search out the fish called Guardian, the only fish in the river that can cure a disease caught by your sister, Teruyo. This mode combines RPG elements such as buying items, talking to the town's folk and searching the local river for the Guardian fish. The fishing element comes into play when you bait or lure fish at the river, in hopes to find a fish.

Raise mode allows you to purchase a fish tank and the extras, and raise a small fish. Much like the many Pokémon type games, you can feed it, keep the tank clean and raise the fish.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Legend of the River King GBC-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Victor Interactive Software, Inc.|Natsume Co., Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Natsume, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Legend of the River King GBC-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Legend of the River King GBC-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68957" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Legend of the River King.gb</path> | |
| <name>Legend of the River King GB (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>This unique RPG provides a world of fishing as the prime objective.

There are two modes of play, The Fish and Raise.

The Fish: As a young boy, you must search out the fish called Guardian, the only fish in the river that can cure a disease caught by your sister, Teruyo. This mode combines RPG elements such as buying items, talking to the town's folk and searching the local river for the Guardian fish. The fishing element comes into play when you bait or lure fish at the river, in hopes to find a fish.

Raise mode allows you to purchase a fish tank and the extras, and raise a small fish. Much like the many Pokémon type games, you can feed it, keep the tank clean and raise the fish.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Legend of the River King-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Pack-In-Video</developer> | |
| <publisher>Pack-In-Video</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving / Role playing games</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Legend of the River King-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Legend of the River King-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36946" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Lemmings & Oh No! More Lemmings.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Lemmings (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Your task is to rescue the Lemmings across 120 levels of fast-paced puzzling. These creatures simply walk blindly through the world in the hope of reaching safety at the end of the level - unfortunately these levels include steep drops, gaps in the ground, barriers and rivers amongst other hazards.

You are in control not of any individual Lemming, but of a cross-hair, which can be moved over any of the Lemmings. Along the bottom are a selection of functions which can be assigned to a Lemming, including climbing, floating and bashing. You must click to select the appropriate function, then click on the Lemming to activate it. Each level has a different range of skills on offer, a different amount of Lemmings, and a different percentage target in order to progress.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Lemmings & Oh No! More Lemmings-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Tarantula Studios</developer> | |
| <publisher>Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Lemmings & Oh No! More Lemmings-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Lemmings & Oh No! More Lemmings-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3401" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Lemmings 2 - The Tribes (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>Lemmings 2 - The Tribes (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>The sequel to one of the most famous games ever now has a much more significant plot. The Lemmings have split into 12 distinct tribes, each of which has their own landscape and their own cultural identity - they include Egyptian, Circus and Highland. However, Lemming Island is now in danger, and you must complete 10 levels for each tribe in order for them to reunite and reassemble the Talisman from the 12 pieces.

Across the 120 levels there are over 60 skills, although no more than 10 are in use on each screen. The Classic tribe has the ones form the original and is perhaps the best option for first-time players. 

The others range from digging methods such as a scooper (diagonally downwards) and club basher (horizontal), building skills such as a planter (takes time to produce the desired raise to the landscape) and a sand pourer, and various methods of movement including a Pole-Vaulter and a Skater (the only Lemmings who can cross ice). Some of these are only subtly different to others, and their exact uses are unclear, but there are 4 Trainer levels where you can select any combination of skills and experiment.

Unlike the first game, you are rewarded for saving as many Lemmings as possible, rather than simply passing or failing. The ultimate aim is to save all 60 Lemmings through all levels, thereby earning a Gold Medal for that tribe - Silver and Bronze are also on offer. You can also go back over levels in the hope of saving more Lems. 

Because there are 12 tribes, and you can switch between them at any point, you have to be stuck 12 times in order to be unable to progress. The game saves your progress rather than using passwords as in the first game.
</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Lemmings 2 - The Tribes (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19940101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Psygnosis</developer> | |
| <publisher>Psygnosis</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Lemmings 2 - The Tribes (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Lemmings 2 - The Tribes (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82923" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Les Visiteurs (France).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Visiteurs, Les (France)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Les Visiteurs (France)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3057" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Lemmings.gb</path> | |
| <name>Lemmings (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Your task is to rescue the Lemmings across 120 levels of fast-paced puzzling. These creatures simply walk blindly through the world in the hope of reaching safety at the end of the level - unfortunately these levels include steep drops, gaps in the ground, barriers and rivers amongst other hazards.

You are in control not of any individual Lemming, but of a cross-hair, which can be moved over any of the Lemmings. Along the bottom are a selection of functions which can be assigned to a Lemming, including climbing, floating and bashing. You must click to select the appropriate function, then click on the Lemming to activate it. Each level has a different range of skills on offer, a different amount of Lemmings, and a different percentage target in order to progress.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Lemmings-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Ocean</developer> | |
| <publisher>Ocean</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Lemmings-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Lemmings-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82382" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Lil' Monster.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Lil' Monster (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Lil' Monster-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Lil' Monster-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="68986" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Lethal Weapon.gb</path> | |
| <name>Lethal Weapon (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>In this game, based on the movie series, you can play as Martin Riggs or Roger Murtaugh to complete four main missions, before taking on a final bonus one. For each mission you can choose the appropriate character. Walking around, jumping and swimming, kicking or shooting the opponents you have to stop the crimes in your beloved L.A.

Firstly, you have to stop drug dealers who want to transport their money from the dock, where you infiltrate. Secondly, you have to stop suicidal terrorists, who entered the subway. Thirdly, you have to defuse a bomb, planted by another terrorist group in the mall. Fourthly, you have to sneak into an office complex to free a hostage, Leo Getz. And finally, you have to find out and stop an ex-police sergeant, who is supplying armor-piercing bullets to local criminals.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Lethal Weapon-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Eurocom Developments Ltd</developer> | |
| <publisher>Ocean</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Lethal Weapon-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Lethal Weapon-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82388" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Little Nicky.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Little Nicky (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Satan wants to appoint a new ruler in Hell. However, nobody meets his high standards, so the dark prince must remain atop Hell's throne. Displeased by their father's lack of confidence in them, Adrian and Cassius leave Hell and go to Earth to create a new Hell. Since Satan has no time to deal with Adrian and Cassius, he sends his other son Nicky to stop them. You take the role of Nicky as he travels through 24 levels, where he must collect a certain number of items or destroy demons. However, the key to making it through all of the levels is Nicky's power. When Nicky gets close to fire, his powers increase. He will run faster, jump higher, and spit fireballs. Should he get too hot, Nicky will be unable to control his powers until he cools down. Help Nicky capture Adrian and Cassius in LITTLE NICKY.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Little Nicky-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Digital Eclipse</developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Little Nicky-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Little Nicky-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3649" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Lock n' Chase.gb</path> | |
| <name>Lock n' Chase ~ Lock 'n' Chase (World)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Lock n' Chase-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19900101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Data East</developer> | |
| <publisher>Data East</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Lock n' Chase-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Lock n' Chase-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82392" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Logical (Sunsoft).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Logical (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Logical (Sunsoft)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Logical (Sunsoft)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Logical (Sunsoft)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82392" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Logical (THQ) (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Logical (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Logical (THQ) (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Logical (THQ) (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Logical (THQ) (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37112" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Looney Tunes - Carrot Crazy.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Looney Tunes - Carrot Crazy (USA) (En,Fr,Es)</name> | |
| <desc>Looney Tunes: Carrot Crazy is a side scrolling platform game featuring famous Warner Bros. cartoon characters Bugs Bunny and Lola Bunny. After finding out all carrots have been stolen from their garden, as Bugs or Lola Bunny the player will have to investigate. Bugs will have to explore the Warner Bros. studio to find out who stole the carrots.

Like many platform games you walk from left to right through a level. There are five different worlds which represent the surroundings of characters Yosemite Sam, Marvin the Martian, Daffy Duck, Elmer Fudd and the Tasmanian Devil. Each world is divided into several levels. The object of each level is to find all film clapboards present.

Bugs and Lola can jump and hit things with a mallet (or rolling pin for Lola). They also both feature unique special abilities. Bugs Bunny can dig and move heavy chests and Lola can float down safely from large heights with her parasol. Players can switch between characters at any time.

Power-ups in the game include carrots for energy required for special abilities, a super carrot that allows the player to fly like a helicopter (using his ears) and the habanero carrot, which makes the player invincible for a while.

If you collect the letters EXTRA during the level you get to play a small minigame where you have to shoot firecrackers at moving targets.

Each of the worlds ends with a showdown with the major character of that world. Usually this involves running from a vehicle that pursues the player, while avoiding obstacles.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Looney Tunes - Carrot Crazy-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Infogrames</developer> | |
| <publisher>Infogrames</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Looney Tunes - Carrot Crazy-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Looney Tunes - Carrot Crazy-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37116" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Looney Tunes - Twouble!.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Looney Tunes - Twouble! (USA) (En,Fr,Es)</name> | |
| <desc>In Looney Toons: Twouble! you play as the Warner Bros. character Sylvester the cat. It is your goal to capture Tweety Bird.

There are two distinct types of levels, which alternate each other. The first type features an isometric view of the world. Here the player has to navigate Sylvester around in the hope to find Tweety. To do this he'll have to solve various puzzles and avoid enemies like Hector and Granny. Puzzles involve collecting items, combining them and using them at the right spot in a room.

Once you found Tweety you will have to chase him in a 2D side-scrolling level. You have to avoid obstacles from tripping you in order to catch him. he subsequently escapes, Which advances you to the next level where you have to find Tweety again.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Looney Tunes - Twouble!-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.25</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Bit Managers</developer> | |
| <publisher>Infogrames</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Looney Tunes - Twouble!-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Looney Tunes - Twouble!-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37113" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Looney Tunes Collector - Alert!.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Looney Tunes Collector - Alert! (USA) (En,Fr,Es)</name> | |
| <desc>Marvin the Martian's faithful companion K-9 cleaned out the flying saucer. In doing so, K-9 accidentally threw out 10 pieces of the teleporter that are required to execute Marvin's plan to destroy the Earth. Bugs Bunny happens to overhear the Martian's plan, and now he must travel throughout the world and collect the other Looney Tunes characters 47 in all. While Bugs can perform basic tasks, solving all of the game's puzzles and collecting all 10 teleporter pieces requires the special skills and talents of each character. For example, Elmer Fudd can blast obstacles with his gun, while Daffy Duck can swim and dive into deep water. Learning how and when to use each character is the key to success in LOONEY TUNES COLLECTOR: Alert!</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Looney Tunes Collector - Alert!-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Infogrames Lyon</developer> | |
| <publisher>Infogrames North America</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Action</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Looney Tunes Collector - Alert!-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Looney Tunes Collector - Alert!-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37115" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Looney Tunes Racing.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Looney Tunes Racing (USA) (En,Fr,De,Es,It,Nl)</name> | |
| <desc>Looney Tunes Racing is a kart-racing game in which you can race as famous Looney Tunes characters such as Bugs Bunny,Daffy Duck and Marvin the Martian. Each character has their own typical bike such as a giant carrot, duck bill and flying saucer respectively. During the races players can collect power-ups to gain an edge on the opponents. In between races it's possible to upgrade vehicles in Sylvester's shop. Your money can also be spent unlocking new tracks, items and playable characters.

There are two game modes: arcade and championship. In the championship mode you race through several progressively harder cups with each three races. All tracks are familiar Looney Tunes settings.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Looney Tunes Racing-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Xantera</developer> | |
| <publisher>Infogrames</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Looney Tunes Racing-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Looney Tunes Racing-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3072" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Looney Tunes.gb</path> | |
| <name>Looney Tunes (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>This side-scrolling game allows the player to control different Looney Tunes characters and their different abilities to advance through the levels, seven in all. The player can use Daffy Duck (throwing a frisbee to defeat enemies with Mario-style gameplay), Tweety Bird (elude Sylvester throughout the level), Porky Pig (control a bi-plane to shoot down enemies), Taz (really only a bonus game in which he has to collect as many steaks as possible in 60 seconds), Speedy Gonzalez (elude ghosts and ghouls in a haunted mansion), Roadrunner (of course running from his arch enemy, Wile E. Coyote) and finally Bugs Bunny (gameplay similar to Daffy).</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Looney Tunes-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19991002T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Sunsoft</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Looney Tunes-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Looney Tunes-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36948" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Looney Tunes.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Looney Tunes (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>This side-scrolling game allows the player to control different Looney Tunes characters and their different abilities to advance through the levels, seven in all. The player can use Daffy Duck (throwing a frisbee to defeat enemies with Mario-style gameplay), Tweety Bird (elude Sylvester throughout the level), Porky Pig (control a bi-plane to shoot down enemies), Taz (really only a bonus game in which he has to collect as many steaks as possible in 60 seconds), Speedy Gonzalez (elude ghosts and ghouls in a haunted mansion), Roadrunner (of course running from his arch enemy, Wile E. Coyote) and finally Bugs Bunny (gameplay similar to Daffy).</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Looney Tunes-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Sunsoft</developer> | |
| <publisher>Sunsoft</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Looney Tunes-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Looney Tunes-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69053" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Loopz.gb</path> | |
| <name>Loopz (World)</name> | |
| <desc>A puzzle game where the main goal is to make loops! Random pieces are presented over a board, including simple lines and corners as well as S bends and other warped shapes, of varying sizes. It is up to the player to link them up in a loop form, then moving on to the next level. Pieces can be placed on any empty space on the grid, and rotated into one of the four main compass directions.

Any pieces which are not part of the finished loop when a level is completed are left on the screen, so there is value in playing towards 2 distinct loops, to ensure that you have options depending on which pieces are drawn - unlike Pipe Dream there are no clues as to which pieces are coming next.

Three play modes are available, two of which can be played with two players. Game A is freestyle - simply make loops, gaining extra points for size and style. 

Game B is about unlocking bonus boards of the game by reaching a certain score. and uses a bonus multiplier method depending on loop difficulty.

The third mode of play begins with an already made loop and then removes random pieces of it, so the player has to put them back in when they appear again. It is essentially a memory test and logic puzzle of fitting the pieces back as one remembers - although placing a piece where it seems to fit is also often effective.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Loopz-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.5</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Audiogenic</developer> | |
| <publisher>Mindscape</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Loopz-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Loopz-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3001" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Lucky Luke (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>Lucky Luke (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es)</name> | |
| <desc>You play as Lucky Luke, lonesome cowboy, who draws his gun faster than his shadow. In a received telegram you read that Jesse James, Billy the Kid, Pat Poker, and The Dalton Brothers have escaped from jail. You as a good cowboy and law keeper have to catch them and return them back, finishing 12 levels of the game.

Players guide Luke through levels by walking, jumping, climbing and ducking. There are also objects to collect such as dynamite (which can be used to reveal hidden paths), revolver barrels, sheriff stars and other useful items. You also have to use collected items to get past a certain obstacle, such as to show a red cloth to a bull, feed a dog with a bone, and so on. Luke can attack enemies by shooting in straight or diagonal directions. Shooting exhausts the six bullets in your gun's barrel. To kill the bandits, bad Indians, prisoners, you should shoot at them for a certain number of times.

Locations of the levels vary from towns, saloons, and jails, to the prairies, ranches, and Indian village in Cheyenne Mountains. At the end of most levels you have to challenge one of the bosses, and at the end of the final level you should challenge four Daltons one after another again.

Some levels are scrolling arcades such as stagecoach traveling, chasing a train, escaping the Tornado or Buffalo, or flowing in the rapids. Also the bonus level is present, where you should shoot all the bottles to get and extra life.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Lucky Luke (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19990502T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Infogrames</developer> | |
| <publisher>Infogrames</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Lucky Luke (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Lucky Luke (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36949" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Lucky Luke.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Lucky Luke (USA) (En,Fr,De,Es)</name> | |
| <desc>You play as Lucky Luke, lonesome cowboy, who draws his gun faster than his shadow. In a received telegram you read that Jesse James, Billy the Kid, Pat Poker, and The Dalton Brothers have escaped from jail. You as a good cowboy and law keeper have to catch them and return them back, finishing 12 levels of the game.

Players guide Luke through levels by walking, jumping, climbing and ducking. There are also objects to collect such as dynamite (which can be used to reveal hidden paths), revolver barrels, sheriff stars and other useful items. You also have to use collected items to get past a certain obstacle, such as to show a red cloth to a bull, feed a dog with a bone, and so on. Luke can attack enemies by shooting in straight or diagonal directions. Shooting exhausts the six bullets in your gun's barrel. To kill the bandits, bad Indians, prisoners, you should shoot at them for a certain number of times.

Locations of the levels vary from towns, saloons, and jails, to the prairies, ranches, and Indian village in Cheyenne Mountains. At the end of most levels you have to challenge one of the bosses, and at the end of the final level you should challenge four Daltons one after another again.

Some levels are scrolling arcades such as stagecoach traveling, chasing a train, escaping the Tornado or Buffalo, or flowing in the rapids. Also the bonus level is present, where you should shoot all the bottles to get and extra life.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Lucky Luke-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Infogrames</developer> | |
| <publisher>Infogrames</publisher> | |
| <genre>Shooter / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Lucky Luke-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Lucky Luke-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69069" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Lucle (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>Lucle (Japan, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>In LUCLE, the player controls a space ship which is stranded on a foreign planet. In order to leave it, it needs to find one energy field per level. The biggest problem is how the ship is built: two round cockpits connected with a stiff rod. One of the co</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Lucle (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Lucle (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Lucle (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37118" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Lufia - The Legend Returns.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Lufia - The Legend Returns (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>The island of the Sinistrals, Doom Island, sank deep into the sea after the second Doom Island War. It was believed to be in an eternal sleep, but has once again begun silently beating, preparing to make its appearance in the sky for the third time. The evil Sinistrals have again been resurrected and released an unforseen terror on the land. A force has awaken witin you... a spiritual flow that draws you to a conflict that will save the world! The power of Maxim's legendary bloodline lives in you... The thread of destiny guides you through an adventurous journey looking for an unknown destination!</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Lufia - The Legend Returns-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.55</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Neverland Co., Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Natsume, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Role playing games</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Lufia - The Legend Returns-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Lufia - The Legend Returns-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82410" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./M&M's Minis Madness.gbc</path> | |
| <name>M&M's Minis Madness (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/M&M's Minis Madness-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Pipe Dream Interactive</developer> | |
| <publisher>Majesco Games</publisher> | |
| <genre>Platform</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/M&M's Minis Madness-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/M&M's Minis Madness-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37138" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./MTV Sports - Pure Ride.gbc</path> | |
| <name>MTV Sports - Pure Ride (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>MTV Sports: Pure Ride is a snowboarding game for the Game Boy Color. Unlike the PlayStation version it's completely 2D and differs in game modes. The Game Boy Color version comes with tour challenge, half-pipe competition and a training mode. The tour challenge features fictional courses from all over the world where you have to race downhill and perform tricks. Half-pipe competition is played in a different perspective and is focused more on performing tricks. IN the training mode you can practice tricks at your own leisure. There are 23 possible tricks in the game.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/MTV Sports - Pure Ride-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Visual Impact</developer> | |
| <publisher>THQ</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports / Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/MTV Sports - Pure Ride-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/MTV Sports - Pure Ride-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37139" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./MTV Sports - Skateboarding featuring Andy MacDonald.gbc</path> | |
| <name>MTV Sports - Skateboarding featuring Andy MacDonald (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>MTV Sports: Skateboarding Featuring Andy Macdonald is an isometric skateboarding game for the Game Boy Color. You can choose to play 4 different skateboarders, including Andy Macdonald. You can grind objects, perform ollies, grabs and 360s. There are 18 different cities to stunt around in. You score points through performing tricks and achieving objectives such as finding MTV icons. Unlocked cities can be played in at will in the Free-Skate mode.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/MTV Sports - Skateboarding featuring Andy MacDonald-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Darkblack Ltd</developer> | |
| <publisher>THQ</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/MTV Sports - Skateboarding featuring Andy MacDonald-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/MTV Sports - Skateboarding featuring Andy MacDonald-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37140" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./MTV Sports - T.J. Lavin's Ultimate BMX.gbc</path> | |
| <name>MTV Sports - T.J. Lavin's Ultimate BMX (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>MTV Sports: T.J. Lavin's Ultimate BMX is an extreme sports game. It's a BMX stunts game in an isometric perspective similar to the Game Boy Color version of MTV Sports: Skateboarding. Each of the levels in the game has various objectives for you to achieve. There are three types of levels: vert, street and dirt. Each type features different objects which allow you to do different types of tricks. The game features 10 different tricks that you can pull off. Money you make from winning levels can be invested in upgrades for your bike.The game features original BMX riders such as T.J. Lavin and others.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/MTV Sports - T.J. Lavin's Ultimate BMX-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Handheld Games</developer> | |
| <publisher>THQ</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/MTV Sports - T.J. Lavin's Ultimate BMX-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/MTV Sports - T.J. Lavin's Ultimate BMX-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69088" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Madden 95.gb</path> | |
| <name>Madden '95 (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Play exhibition, Super Bowl, playoffs or full season with any of the 1994 teams or all Madden teams. This time around, you can select whether or not to include weather conditions, new player animation</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Madden 95-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Halestorm, Inc.</developer> | |
| <publisher>THQ, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Madden 95-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Madden 95-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69089" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Madden 96.gb</path> | |
| <name>Madden '96 (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Play exhibition, Super Bowl, playoffs or full season with any of the 1995 teams or all Madden teams. While you can still select weather and there are over 100 injuries, this version adds voice-overs a</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Madden 96-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Halestorm, Inc.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Black Pearl Software</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Madden 96-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Madden 96-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69084" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Madden 97.gb</path> | |
| <name>Madden '97 (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Madden 97-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Madden 97-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Madden 97-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37119" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Madden NFL 2000.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Madden NFL 2000 (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>The first entry in the long-running Madden football series on the Game Boy Color is also the first entry in the series on a handheld in three years. The versions on consoles and computers having migrated to 3D graphics, the GBC edition uses traditional sprite-based 2D with a top-down view of the playing field.

Game modes include Exhibition matches, Sudden Death games (first team to score wins), Full Seasons and Playoffs. Progress can be saved through use of passwords. Game features include many known from other iterations of the series, such as player injuries and substitutions, audibles, detailed statistics, control of weather and game time, and more. The playbook not only includes a wide number of standard plays, but also a variety of trick plays like fake field goals and reverse plays.

Team and player names and statistics are from the 1999 NFL season.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Madden NFL 2000-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.55</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Tiertex Design Studios</developer> | |
| <publisher>THQ</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Madden NFL 2000-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Madden NFL 2000-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36950" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Madden NFL 2001.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Madden NFL 2001 (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>The first mobile entry in the series to be published by Electronic Arts proper instead of THQ, Madden NFL 2001 is the second iteration on the Game Boy Color, from new developer 3d6 Games.

The game modes are Exhibition, Season and Playoffs, and for the first time, the game also offers a two-player mode over the link cable. The 2D top-down graphics have been improved compared to earlier versions, and the game offers quarterback speech for the first time on a mobile platform.

Gameplay features are as usual: a large playbook, audibles, player injuries and substitutions, and detailed statistics. The game features the player stats and team names and logos from the 2000 NFL season.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Madden NFL 2001-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>3d6 Games</developer> | |
| <publisher>Electronic Arts</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Madden NFL 2001-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Madden NFL 2001-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37120" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Madden NFL 2002.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Madden NFL 2002 (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>The last Madden game on the Game Boy Color is very similar to its immediate predecessor, offering most of the same features, the main difference being updated player stats for the 2001 NFL season.

Besides exhibition games, there are season and playoff modes with password support. The two-player mode via link cable also returns. The playbook of more than 80 offense and 60 defense plays is reused from the previous game, as are features like audibles and substitutions.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Madden NFL 2002-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>3d6 Games</developer> | |
| <publisher>Electronic Arts</publisher> | |
| <genre>Role playing games / Sports</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Madden NFL 2002-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Madden NFL 2002-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36952" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Magi Nation.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Magi Nation (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>What would you do if you found yourself in a strange land, face-to-face with a mysterious presence and catapulted into an adventure to save an entire civilization? Well, find out! Explore a world of color and imagination that will challenge your every notion of reality. Experience the rush of dueling a Shadow Magi, with everything on the line. Find yourself going toe-to-toe with the awesome Timber Hyren, or the gargantuan Ormagon. Be the savior of an entire civilization. And find uses for jellybeans that you never thought possible.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Magi Nation-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Interactive Imagination</developer> | |
| <publisher>Interactive Imagination</publisher> | |
| <genre>Adventure / Role playing games / Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Magi Nation-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Magi Nation-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82414" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Magical Drop.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Magical Drop (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Magical Drop-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Magical Drop-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Magical Drop-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36951" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Magical Tetris Challenge.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Magical Tetris Challenge (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Magical Tetris Challenge mixes the well known Tetris brand with the characters and worlds of Disney. The original Tetris is on offer through the usual endurance challenge or the new story mode, where you choose one of the many well known Disney characters (Mickey, Minnie, Donald, and Goofy) and take on the bad guys in a game of Tetris to save the day. A 2-player mode is also included.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Magical Tetris Challenge-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Capcom</developer> | |
| <publisher>Capcom</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Magical Tetris Challenge-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Magical Tetris Challenge-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69105" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Magnetic Soccer (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>Magnetic Soccer (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Magnetic Soccer (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports / Soccer</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Magnetic Soccer (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Magnetic Soccer (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69118" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Malibu Beach Volleyball.gb</path> | |
| <name>Malibu Beach Volleyball (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Malibu Beach Volleyball-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Malibu Beach Volleyball-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Malibu Beach Volleyball-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3379" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Marble Madness.gb</path> | |
| <name>Marble Madness (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>A port of the arcade game. The idea is deceptively simple: Guide a marble down a path without hitting any obstacles or straying off the course. The game is viewed from an isometric perspective, which makes it harder to stay focused on the direction the ball is to follow. There are tight corridors to follow and enemies to avoid. There is a 2-player mode in which players must race to the finish; otherwise you're racing against the clock.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Marble Madness-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19910502T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Atari</developer> | |
| <publisher>Mindscape</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Marble Madness-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Marble Madness-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36953" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Marble Madness.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Marble Madness (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>A port of the arcade game. The idea is deceptively simple: Guide a marble down a path without hitting any obstacles or straying off the course. The game is viewed from an isometric perspective, which makes it harder to stay focused on the direction the ball is to follow. There are tight corridors to follow and enemies to avoid. There is a 2-player mode in which players must race to the finish; otherwise you're racing against the clock.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Marble Madness-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Atari</developer> | |
| <publisher>Midway Home Entertainment, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Marble Madness-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Marble Madness-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37123" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mario Golf.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Mario Golf (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Mario Golf on Game Boy Color isn't a straight port of the N64 game - it's a totally different game in its own right. It is a combination of a golf game and an RPG. As in an RPG, you choose your character at the beginning, with various strengths and weaknesses, and throughout the course of the game, your character gains experience points through winning matches or playing mini-games. Experience points can be distributed to various skills, such as putting, which makes it easier for you to do well. There are quite a few skills, and no two characters you can create will play in exactly the same way.

Although the story mode is the main part of the game, there's quite a few other modes to keep you busy, like Tournament, Match Game, Stroke, Training, and the two-player mode via link cable. It comes with a dictionary of all the golf terms you'll need, and an extensive range of statistics on your player.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mario Golf-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Camelot Software Planning</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Mario Golf-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Mario Golf-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36954" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mario Tennis.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Mario Tennis (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Mario Tennis for the Game Boy Color is a much different experience than its N64 effort. In addition to the core gameplay found in the N64 version, the GBC version features an RPG-style world that allows you to work your way up through the ranks at the Royal Tennis Academy.

The main mode, Mario Tour, has you starting off as a Rookie with low stats. By completing training programs and defeating other students, you're able to gain experience points, which allow you to boost your tennis stats. When you're not playing tennis, you can spend time wandering the Academy grounds: talking to other students, or just taking in the sights and sounds.

In addition to the main game, there's also an exhibition mode (singles or doubles) for quick-play. And, if you get tired of playing the computer, the game supports the Game Link Cable for play against a friend.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mario Tennis-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.9</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Camelot Software Planning</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Mario Tennis-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Mario Tennis-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3157" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mario's Picross.gb</path> | |
| <name>Mario's Picross (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Nonograms are number puzzles where logic is used to find the solution. Clues are provided along the sides of the playfield grid, telling the player how many squares to fill in each row and column. With logic the player can figure out exactly which squares of the grid to fill. The thinking process is similar to solving Sudoku puzzles.

Mario's Picross (from PICture CROSSword) is Nintendo's take on Nonograms. In this game, Mario takes on the role of an archaeologist who chisels away the squares in each playfield. The result is a small picture. There are 256 different puzzles to solve, divided into four courses with increasing difficulty level.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mario's Picross-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19950302T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Jupiter</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Mario's Picross-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Mario's Picross-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69147" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Maru's Mission.gb</path> | |
| <name>Maru's Mission (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Maru's Mission-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Jaleco</developer> | |
| <publisher>Jaleco USA, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Maru's Mission-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Maru's Mission-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82422" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Marvin Strikes Back!.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Marvin Strikes Back! (USA) (En,Fr,Es)</name> | |
| <desc>Looney Tunes: Marvin Strikes Back! (Looney Tunes Collector: Martian Revenge in Europe) is a Looney Tunes game produced by Infogrames for the Game Boy Color in 2000. It is both a direct and spiritual sequel to Looney Tunes Collector: Alert!, as both share near-identical gameplay. Its name could be a reference to Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back.

The game takes place after the events of Looney Tunes Collector: Alert!. Marvin the Martian sees a video of himself played by Porky Pig and Daffy Duck beating him in a humiliating way. Marvin is infuriated with this and together with his dog K-9 set off to get revenge on the Earth.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Marvin Strikes Back!-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate>20001123T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Infogrames</developer> | |
| <publisher>Inforgrames</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action / Adventure</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Marvin Strikes Back!-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Marvin Strikes Back!-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82424" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mary-Kate and Ashley - Crush Course.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Mary-Kate and Ashley - Crush Course (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mary-Kate and Ashley - Crush Course-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Mary-Kate and Ashley - Crush Course-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Mary-Kate and Ashley - Crush Course-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37124" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mary-Kate and Ashley - Get a Clue!.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Mary-Kate & Ashley - Get a Clue! (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen star in the portable adventure about junior detectives who can &quot;solve any crime by dinnertime.&quot;

Each mystery they solve is presented as a puzzle. Each level gives you one piece of the puzzle. Solve the entire puzzle and you've solved the mystery.

Each level has you switching control between three characters: Mary-Kate, Ashley, and their dog, Clue. Each character has different abilities. Ashley can flip switches to open doors and the cage in which the puzzle piece is hidden. She can also pick Clue up and throw him. Clue can be thrown and he can swim. Other characters can stand on him to get a bit of a boost to their jumps as well. Mary-Kate serves as a trampoline of sorts. The other characters can bounce on her head for a big jump boost. She can also jump the highest of the three.

In each level, you must use the special abilities of all characters to remove obstacles,open the cage that contains the puzzle piece and reach piece. There are five mysteries in all, each with eleven stages, for a total of fifty-five levels of puzzle-solving.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mary-Kate and Ashley - Get a Clue!-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Crawfish Interactive Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Adventure</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Mary-Kate and Ashley - Get a Clue!-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Mary-Kate and Ashley - Get a Clue!-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82426" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mary-Kate and Ashley - Pocket Planner.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Mary-Kate and Ashley - Pocket Planner (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mary-Kate and Ashley - Pocket Planner-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Mary-Kate and Ashley - Pocket Planner-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Mary-Kate and Ashley - Pocket Planner-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36955" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mary-Kate and Ashley - Winners Circle.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Mary-Kate and Ashley - Winners Circle (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Mary Kate and Ashley: Winner's Circle is an isometric horse racing game. You pick either one of the Olsens, and a horse, then an event. Most events are essentially clock or checkpoint race where you must make it through the track or jump all the gates before time runs out, but there are also challenge stages with more varied goals such as collection.

Controls can be done either Mary-Kate style, where you use left and right to turn the horse, or Ashley style, where the horse will point in the direction you press on the D-pad. In both cases, B kicks the horse to get them moving and A signals them to jump.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mary-Kate and Ashley - Winners Circle-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>M4 Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports / Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Mary-Kate and Ashley - Winners Circle-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Mary-Kate and Ashley - Winners Circle-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37125" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Legendary BMX rider Mat Hoffman leads a cast of some of the best riders on the planet in this Tony Hawk's Pro Skater style title. Perform tricks and make the points to proceed through each level of Street, Vert, and Dirt courses, or take on a mate in 2 player split screen mode and see who has the best bike in town. Career mode allows you to build up your chosen character and make, as it mentions, a Career. And the BMX Course Editor allows you to build your own Street, Vert and Dirt courses for multiplayer action.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.3</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>HotGen Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Activision</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37046" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Matchbox Caterpillar Construction Zone.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Caterpillar Construction Zone (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Choose from eleven tough and rugged Caterpillar machines including tractors, backhoes, and bulldozers. Dig ditches, move boulders, and perform daring rescues. Plus, solve missions including plowing and harvesting a field and building a boulder bridge.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Matchbox Caterpillar Construction Zone-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.5</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Realtime Associates, Inc.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Mattel Media</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Simulation</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Matchbox Caterpillar Construction Zone-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Matchbox Caterpillar Construction Zone-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36956" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Matchbox Emergency Patrol.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Matchbox Emergency Patrol (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>A children's driving adventure game. Players will drive fire engines and police cars to protect the citizens of Matchbox city. The game is based in a city that has 5 distinctive parts connected by a freeway system. As the player successfully completes missions they are promoted to new ranks as firemen and police and given larger areas of the city to be responsible for. There are multiple mission types for each vehicle. There are two separate control schemes designed to make the title playable for young children while still remaining challenging for older gamers.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Matchbox Emergency Patrol-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.85</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Lucky Chicken Games, Inc.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Mattel Interactive</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Matchbox Emergency Patrol-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Matchbox Emergency Patrol-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69167" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Maui Mallard in Cold Shadow.gb</path> | |
| <name>Maui Mallard (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Maui Mallard in Cold Shadow-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Maui Mallard in Cold Shadow-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Maui Mallard in Cold Shadow-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69171" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Max (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>Max (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Max (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>A Wave</developer> | |
| <publisher>King Record Co. Ltd.</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Max (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Max (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37126" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Maya the Bee - Garden Adventures (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Maya the Bee - Garden Adventures (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es)</name> | |
| <desc>This game uses the license from the famous German TV series &quot;Biene Maja&quot;. Maja's best friend Willi is kidnapped by the hornets, the enemies off the bees. In this game you are playing Maja the bee and has to free Willi. In this adventure you have to solve some puzzles, finding things to get further. Inside the hornets nest you have to hide and seek to not get caught. Sweet game for kids.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Maya the Bee - Garden Adventures (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>NEON Software GmbH</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Maya the Bee - Garden Adventures (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37127" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Maya the Bee & Her Friends (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Maya the Bee & Her Friends (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es)</name> | |
| <desc>Maya the Bee & Her Friends is the first game based on Maya the Bee, a world famous German book, comic, and animated cartoon series. This licensed title is based on the animated cartoon series.

In the game evil spiders have kidnapped insects and asking for honey as ransom. It is up to Maya and her friends to thwart their evil schemes.

The game has the player control three insects one at a time, but together on the same screen, Maya the bee, Willy the bee and Flip the grasshopper. Each insect has its own abilities. Maya can pull levers and Flip allows the others to leap to higher places. In each of the 120 levels an insect has to be saved and the three have to combine their skills to puzzle their way through the spider's web, in a similar vein as The Lost Vikings.

The game was released in Europe only and is identical to The New Adventures of Mary Kate and Ashley, but with a different license. The same engine was later also re-used in Mary-Kate and Ashley Get a Clue.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Maya the Bee & Her Friends (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Crawfish Interactive Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Maya the Bee & Her Friends (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Maya the Bee & Her Friends (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3725" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./McDonaldland (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>McDonaldland (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/McDonaldland (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19930202T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Nintendo</developer> | |
| <publisher>Virgin</publisher> | |
| <genre>Platform</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/McDonaldland (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/McDonaldland (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3103" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mega Man - Dr. Wily's Revenge.gb</path> | |
| <name>Mega Man - Dr. Wily's Revenge (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Mega Man is the robot creation of Dr. Light, whose sworn archenemy Dr. Wily spends innumerable games trying to cause trouble with his own odd robots. As Mega Man, you run and jump through futuristic levels, shooting baddies with your blaster, and defeat each of Dr. Wily's Robot Masters. When you defeat them, you can take their ability as your own, which can provide an advantage against other types of evil robots.

In this Game Boy version, Mega Man must fight against Ice Man, Electric Man, Cut Man, and Fire Man. After he defeats those four he battles Quick Man, Heat Man, Bubble Man, and Flash Man. And after that, there's Dr. Wily's Space Node. That sounds like a lot, but passwords will save your progress, if you make it past certain milestones.
</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mega Man - Dr. Wily's Revenge-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19911202T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Capcom</developer> | |
| <publisher>Capcom</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Mega Man - Dr. Wily's Revenge-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Mega Man - Dr. Wily's Revenge-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3156" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mega Man II.gb</path> | |
| <name>Mega Man II (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Dr. Wily has broken into the Chronos Institute and stolen a machine called Time Skimmer. According to Dr. Light's calculations, he has used the machine to travel roughly 37,426 years into the future. This can mean nothing good and so Mega Man, along with his dog Rush, sets out to find out more about Dr. Wily's plans.

Mega Man II follows the same formula as its predecessors, meaning the player has to complete a number of side-scrolling, platforming levels that are guarded by different bosses. Mega Man can only shoot left or right, but defeating a boss rewards him with a new weapon. Sometimes he will also find upgrades for Rush, which enable him to use Rush as a trampoline, a submarine or a jet.

While Mega Man II is not a conversion, the first four stages look and play very similar to some levels of Mega Man 2 for the NES. Likewise, levels five to eight resemble some levels of Mega Man 3. The bosses of the first eight stages are also old familiars from Mega Man 2 and 3.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mega Man II-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19920102T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Capcom</developer> | |
| <publisher>Capcom</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Mega Man II-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Mega Man II-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3234" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mega Man III.gb</path> | |
| <name>Mega Man III (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Dr. Wily is at it again! This time, he's set up an oil rig in the middle of the ocean and is drilling deep down to the earth's magma core. The reason? He plans to use the incredible power generated to fuel his latest diabolical robot creation! Of course, only Mega Man can stop him!

Mega Man III follows the tradition of the previous Game Boy games - you must run, jump and blast your way through four boss worlds. After defeating the four bosses, you will encounter an intermission level. Once this level is beaten, you face four more bosses, then move on to the final showdown with Dr. Wily. This is the first Game Boy Mega Man title to introduce the Mega Buster from Mega Man 4 for the NES. If you hold down the B Button, you'll be able to charge up your cannon for a more powerful shot.

Mega Man III combines Snake Man, Gemini Man, Shadow Man and Spark Man from Mega Man 3 as well as Dust Man, Skull Man, Dive Man and Drill Man from Mega Man 4. In addition to this, there is a powerful Game Boy exclusive boss called Punk, who uses screw-like weapons to attack.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mega Man III-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19920101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Capcom</developer> | |
| <publisher>Capcom</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Mega Man III-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Mega Man III-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3269" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mega Man IV.gb</path> | |
| <name>Mega Man IV (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>In the year 20XX...

Dr. Wily has broken into the local Robot Museum and has stolen the bodies of his previously destroyed Robot Masters, and now has brought them back for revenge against Mega Man! What's worse, Wily plans on using a massive laser cannon from outer space to blast Earth to dust!

Mega Man must team up with his friends to stop Dr. Wily before Earth is destroyed!

Mega Man IV contains elements of Mega Man 4 and 5 (NES) and is a Game Boy exclusive.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mega Man IV-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.85</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19930101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Capcom</developer> | |
| <publisher>Capcom - Laguna</publisher> | |
| <genre>Shoot'em Up / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Mega Man IV-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Mega Man IV-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3135" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mega Man V.gb</path> | |
| <name>Mega Man V (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Mega Man's greatest adventure has come to the Gameboy!

One peaceful day, Mega Man and his sister Roll are enjoying a quiet stroll through a meadow when they are suddenly attacked by a robot named Terra, who says that he and his soldiers, the StarDroids, are going to conquer the Earth! Mega Man attempts to fight off this new foe, but is quickly beaten by the StarDroid's far superior firepower.

Later, Mega Man awakens to find Dr. Light standing over him, telling him that the StarDroids have almost taken over the world. But thankfully he was quickly able to examine both their firepower and their structures, and was able to modify Mega Man's weapon system into something much more powerful. Mega Man tries this new weapon, and finds that he can now fire his whole fist! Dr. Light dubs this new weapon the &quot;Mega Arm&quot;!

Now, armed with the Mega Arm, and a new companion, the robotic cat Tango, Mega Man must destroy the StarDroids and save the planet while he can! The ultimate battle for the Earth begins!</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mega Man V-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.95</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19940910T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Capcom</developer> | |
| <publisher>Capcom</publisher> | |
| <genre>Shoot'em Up / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Mega Man V-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Mega Man V-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37129" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mega Man Xtreme 2.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Mega Man Xtreme 2 (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>A new threat is arising! Reploids are suddenly breaking down, and when their bodies are investigated, no traces of their &quot;souls&quot; can be found in their memory! No one knows how it is happening, and the Reploid world is in a panic. To make matters worse, several Mavericks from the past are rampaging again, only this time with a new, deadly &quot;DNA Soul&quot; chip installed in them, making them even deadlier than before! The only hope left is in the Maverick Hunters, and their greatest heroes, X and Zero, to get to the bottom of this incident.

It's up to you to guide X and Zero through this deadly new mission and find out who is behind this Soul Eraser terror!</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mega Man Xtreme 2-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Capcom</developer> | |
| <publisher>Capcom</publisher> | |
| <genre>Shooter / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Mega Man Xtreme 2-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Mega Man Xtreme 2-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37128" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mega Man Xtreme.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Mega Man Xtreme (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Mega Man X hits the Gameboy Color! When an unknown hacker group breaks into a super system known as the Mother Computer, havoc breaks out all over the world! X and Zero are called in to find and destroy this hacker group and restore the Mother Computer before the world is thrust into chaos!</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mega Man Xtreme-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Capcom</developer> | |
| <publisher>Capcom</publisher> | |
| <genre>Shooter / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Mega Man Xtreme-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Mega Man Xtreme-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69208" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Megalit.gb</path> | |
| <name>Megalit (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Megalit-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher>Asmik Ace Entertainment, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Megalit-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Megalit-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82455" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Men in Black - The Series.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Men in Black - The Series (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Men in Black - The Series-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Men in Black - The Series-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Men in Black - The Series-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82453" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Men in Black 2 - The Series.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Men in Black 2 - The Series (USA) (En,Fr,De)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Men in Black 2 - The Series-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Men in Black 2 - The Series-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Men in Black 2 - The Series-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3396" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mercenary Force.gb</path> | |
| <name>Mercenary Force (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Over one hundred years ago during the mighty Shogun era, the Lord of Darkness sent his fearsome army to terrorize the Japanese countryside. Using the Dark Lord's powerful magic, his evil minions spread famine, plague, and pestilence wherever they went, leaving the peaceful population hopelessly oppressed. All who challenged the wicked Lord were mercilessly slain as a warning to all those who had any further thoughts of rebellion. Then one day while meditating, the great Shogun, Tokugawa, had a divine vision where he saw a small group of mighty warriors rise up to defeat the evil Lord. He immediately set out to recruit the five bravest and most skillful fighters in the land. After months of searching he was finally ready to put his dream into action. It was time to unleash the Mercenary Force.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mercenary Force-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19900101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Kaze</developer> | |
| <publisher>Meldac</publisher> | |
| <genre>Various</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Mercenary Force-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Mercenary Force-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82457" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Merlin.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Merlin (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It,Nl)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Merlin-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Merlin-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36958" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Metal Gear Solid.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Metal Gear Solid (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Metal Gear Solid (original Japanese name: Metal Gear: Ghost Babel) for GameBoy Color is not the same game as the popular Playstation/PC installment of the series. It is not set within the storyline of Metal Gear series, but instead tells an unrelated episode featuring the same hero - special agent Solid Snake. A secret government project, codenamed &quot;Babel&quot;, attempts to revive the Metal Gear project - development of a highly destructive mech weapon. But an organization known as Gindran Liberation Front hijacked the Metal Gear prototype, without which any further development would be useless. Solid Snake is sent to infiltrate Outer Heaven, a location not entirely unfamiliar to him, and to retrieve the prototype.

The game is similar in style and gameplay to early Metal Gear games. It is viewed from top-down perspective, and its gameplay is mostly based on stealth. Snake has to sneak past the guards, using various tactics to distract them or to kill them silently. Weapons, gadgets, and moves are all similar to those used in the other Metal Gear Solid game. From time to time Snake will also encounter bosses whom he will have to defeat in order to proceed to the next area. Virtual Missions for Snake are also included in this release.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Metal Gear Solid-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate>20000101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Konami</developer> | |
| <publisher>Konami</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Metal Gear Solid-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Metal Gear Solid-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69245" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Metal Masters.gb</path> | |
| <name>Metal Masters (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Metal Masters-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Metal Masters-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Metal Masters-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37130" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Metal Walker.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Metal Walker (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Metal Walker is a mechanical take on Pokémon, where the story takes place in the future on an island where a mysterious element called core has been discovered. This &quot;core&quot; element was used to create a highly advanced race of robots called Metal Walkers that are used for both labor and protection for the people of the island. One day, however, a gang of robots decide to rebel and end up killing a very prominent member of the island. The player then takes control of the son, Tetsuo, with the help of Dr. Hawk and Tetsuo's Metal Walker in an attempt to hunt down the rebel robots and avenge his father's death.

The gameplay is very similar to Pokémon, where the player explores various areas of the island searching for clues called Data Packets and battling other Metal Walkers or wild Walkers called Metal Busters, but instead of capturing these walkers, the player instead destroys them. Destroying these other Walkers results both in scrap metal and items called Capsules that can be used to upgrade or &quot;evolve&quot; Tetsuo's Walker into a more advanced form. Additionally, the player can take the scrap metal to the Junk Shop where they can also be turned into capsules as well. Additionally, capsules can not only contain power-ups, but traps as well that can be used in battles.

The battles are also different, whereas this one the attacks consists of rolling attacks that are angled off of the walls of arenas. Additionally, if a player fights multiple opponents, all of the enemies will be present on the screen at one time and if they choose the right attack and angle, can result in multiple hits on multiple opponents.

There are also three types of Walkers: Land, Marine, and Sky where, just like in Pokémon, susceptible to the other (ex. Land walkers have advantages over Marine walkers but are vulnerable and weaker to Sky Walker attacks). Base camps can also be built around various areas of the island and can be used for restoring the health of the players Walker.

As the player progresses farther into the game, they will encounter over 100 different Walkers, each with their own strengths and weaknesses as well as bosses that have to be defeated in order to access more areas of the island. Players can also use the Link Cable to both battle their Metal Walkers or even exchange their base camps.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Metal Walker-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Capcom</developer> | |
| <publisher>Capcom</publisher> | |
| <genre>Role playing games</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Metal Walker-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Metal Walker-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="2991" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Metroid II - Return of Samus.gb</path> | |
| <name>Metroid II - Return of Samus (World)</name> | |
| <desc>This is the sequel to the very popular Metroid for the NES. In Metroid 2, you control Samus Aran in her quest to rid the planet SR388 of the Metroid parasites. After killing the space pirate Mother Brain in the original Metroid, Samus must take on this adventure to prevent the Metroids from multiplying throughout the galaxy. Samus soon finds out that the Metroids have mutated, making them much more difficult to defeat.
</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Metroid II - Return of Samus-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.85</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19920121T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Nintendo</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Platform</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Metroid II - Return of Samus-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Metroid II - Return of Samus-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82461" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mia Hamm Soccer Shootout.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Mia Hamm Soccer Shootout (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>The thrills and excitement of international women's soccer comes to the Game Boy Color with MIA HAMM SOCCER SHOOTOUT. You can play with or against Mia on 31 different international teams. Hit the field and play an Arcade or Single Match for some quick fun. Those in it for the long haul should try to win the championship in the Tournament mode. If your players are not responding well, you can change the team formation and strategy to get better results. No matter what mode you play, you won't miss a second of the action thanks to two different camera angles. You can also adjust the game time for two, five, or 10-minute periods so you can play a complete match no matter how much free time you have. Get all of the excitement of women's international soccer with MIA HAMM SOCCER SHOOTOUT.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mia Hamm Soccer Shootout-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Aqua Pacific</developer> | |
| <publisher>SouthPeak Games</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Mia Hamm Soccer Shootout-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Mia Hamm Soccer Shootout-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3202" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mickey Mouse (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>Mickey Mouse (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>In this game your quest is to take Mickey Mouse through several dungeons, and mostly avoid your enemies.

The game is somewhat more a puzzle game than a plat-former. You are to get a number of keys to reach the exit, and the paths are always reached by tricking your opponents into either being shot or just stand away for you to walk past during the time you need it. Ammo is always very limited and consists of arrows and bombs, in the fashion that you on some levels use arrows and on some bombs.

The story is simple and consists of you, as Mickey Mouse, must save Minnie from an evil warlock.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mickey Mouse (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.45</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19910902T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Kemco</developer> | |
| <publisher>Kotobuki System</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Mickey Mouse (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Mickey Mouse (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3240" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mickey Mouse - Magic Wands!.gb</path> | |
| <name>Mickey Mouse - Magic Wands (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mickey Mouse - Magic Wands!-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19980502T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Kemco</developer> | |
| <publisher>Kemco</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Mickey Mouse - Magic Wands!-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Mickey Mouse - Magic Wands!-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3284" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mickey's Dangerous Chase.gb</path> | |
| <name>Mickey's Dangerous Chase (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>In Mickey's Dangerous Chase the player takes control of either Mickey or Minnie Mouse. While on his way to deliver a very special gift to his girlfriend Minnie, Mickey is jumped by Pete who steals the present and takes off and it is up to the mouse duo to stop Pete and get back the present.

The gameplay is a side-scroller, where players pick up boxes to throw at enemies as well as discover power-ups that include short bursts of invincibility, extra lives and energy boosts that will help the player in their quest. There are five different levels to play in including a lake, a mountain top, a forest and a shopping center and numerous enemies to avoid such as spiders, flying squirrels and even snowballs.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mickey's Dangerous Chase-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19920101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Capcom</developer> | |
| <publisher>Capcom</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Mickey's Dangerous Chase-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Mickey's Dangerous Chase-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37131" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mickey's Racing Adventure.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Mickey's Racing Adventure (USA, Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It)</name> | |
| <desc>Everyone in Mickey's home town was getting prepared for a big carnival! Professor Ludwig Von Drake had just finished all the carnival floats and was showing them to Mickey, Minnie, and all their friends. However, spying from his creepy mansion on the outskirts of town was Big Bad Pete, furious at the group enjoying themselves. Soon, he'd gathered his cronies and raced into town, swiping all the floats and decorations. All that was left was a letter challenging them to a race to get their things back.

Mickey's Racing Adventure is an adventure game that centers around isometric racing challenges in various worlds. It's possible to play as Mickey and his friends, as they explore various parts of Mickey's town, earning money for car upgrades and finding train tokens to travel to different worlds and challenge Pete and his henchmen to various races. For a fee, Magica de Spell will also conjure up spells for you to use in races and get an edge on your opponents.

The first time you travel to a new world via the train, Casey Jr., you must play a special train mini-game. Pete has muddled the tracks leading to the worlds, and you must guide Casey Jr. by shifting the track tiles around so that he doesn't hit any dead-ends. There are also TNT detonators that you must set off by running into them before you can guide Casey Jr. to the exit.

The game also allows you to play as Pluto - while he can't race himself, he can sniff around town and dig for secrets. He'll also find hidden tunnels which let you play a Digger-like mini-game where you must either collect all the bones underground, or defeat the other dogs in the area by dropping rocks on them. After completing the objective, Pluto must then head to the exit.

Mickey's Racing Adventure also supports the Game Boy Color's Infra-Red feature by allowing you to send e-mail to your friends via the Infrared Communications port. Once you unlock the Print Shop, you can also use the Game Boy Printer to print out assorted Disney stickers.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mickey's Racing Adventure-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.9</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Rareware</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Mickey's Racing Adventure-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Mickey's Racing Adventure-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36959" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mickey's Speedway USA.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Mickey's Speedway USA (USA, Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es)</name> | |
| <desc>The Weasels have kidnapped Mickey Mouse's dog! All that was left was a ransom note with a picture of Pluto being hauled away in a van, and some scrawled writing taunting Mickey to try and catch them. Not knowing what else to do, Mickey called up his friends, who all volunteered to help - even Big Bad Pete plans to race! You'll have to speed across the country to catch up with the weasels and rescue Pluto!

Mickey's Speedway USA is an isometric racing game that uses the same engine as Mickey's Racing Adventure. Players can choose from Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, Goofy or Pete (and some secret characters too) as they race around various famous cities and landmarks from the United States, including Los Angeles, the Grand Canyon, San Francisco, Montana, and Yellowstone, just to name a few.

The Adventure Mode of the game plays out Grand Prix style. You must complete four races in each world, and at the end of each race, you're given points based on your placing. The player with the most points at the end of the four races wins the trophy for that circuit. There are assorted power-ups that help you as you race, including the Baseball Chucker (a projectile), the Magno Flyer (a homing missile), the Carbo Spritzer (a turbo), and the Paint Splotcher (an oil slick).

There is also a Time Trial mode which lets you race any track that you've previously unlocked - while you can use it to practice tracks, the goal is to race fast enough to beat the track's lap time and earn a gold star in every race. Another mode is Professor Von Drake's 'Driving School'. In this mode, you must complete specific tasks given to you, such as parking, reverse parking and slalom driving. The faster you perform these tasks, the better ranking you will receive (again, with a gold star as your ultimate goal). However, you will receive a time penalty if you hit a cone or wall, or miss your parking spot, so accuracy counts as well.

Mickey's Speedway USA supports many of the Game Boy Color's functions - you can play a two-player link cable race, transfer data from Mickey's Racing Adventure via the IR Link to unlock a secret, and connect to the Nintendo 64 version of Mickey's Speedway USA using the Transfer Pak. As you progress through the game, you'll unlock many postcards and pictures for your album, which can be printed out via the Game Boy Printer.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mickey's Speedway USA-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Rareware</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Mickey's Speedway USA-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Mickey's Speedway USA-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3185" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mickey's Ultimate Challenge.gb</path> | |
| <name>Mickey's Ultimate Challenge (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>One night, as Mickey (or Minnie) lay in bed reading a book of fairy tales, he started to wonder how it would be to live in a far off land, in a magic castle. As he fell asleep, he woke up in the Kingdom of Beanwick, which is constantly tormented by earthquakes. Then, he offers his help to solve the mystery behind those earthquakes.

Mickey's Ultimate Challenge is a puzzle game in which the player chooses either Mickey or Minnie to play with. They'll find five characters from the Disney's universe in the kingdom, and will be prompted to help them in several tasks.

Each task is a different puzzle, given by a specific character. Daisy, for instance, will ask help to clean the castle's paintings hanging on a wall. The task is in fact a memory game, where Mickey or Minnie must clean the pictures matching pairs. After completing one task, they'll receive a gift.

After completing all tasks, Mickey or Minnie must trade the gifts they won with the right characters. For instance, after finishing Goofy's task, they will receive his hammer. The player must then guess who among the other characters would like to receive that hammer.

Giving the right items to the right characters will allow Mickey or Minnie access to the last puzzle and character.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mickey's Ultimate Challenge-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19940502T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Master Designer Software</developer> | |
| <publisher>Hi-Tech Expressions</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving / Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Mickey's Ultimate Challenge-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Mickey's Ultimate Challenge-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36960" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Micro Machines 1 and 2 - Twin Turbo.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Micro Machines 1 and 2 - Twin Turbo (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>This compilation contains conversions of the first two Micro Machines games on one cartridge. Both games are previously unreleased on the Game Boy Color.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Micro Machines 1 and 2 - Twin Turbo-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Codemasters</developer> | |
| <publisher>THQ</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Micro Machines 1 and 2 - Twin Turbo-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Micro Machines 1 and 2 - Twin Turbo-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3504" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Micro Machines 2 - Turbo Tournament (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>Micro Machines 2 - Turbo Tournament (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Micro Machines 2 - Turbo Tournament (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19940101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Supersonic Software</developer> | |
| <publisher>Supersonic Software</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Micro Machines 2 - Turbo Tournament (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Micro Machines 2 - Turbo Tournament (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37132" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Micro Machines V3.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Micro Machines V3 (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Micro Machines are now able to explore the third dimension. Gameplay still stays the same, but the whole new graphics now look more realistic. Also a lot of new multiplayer options were added.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Micro Machines V3-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.55</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Novalicious</developer> | |
| <publisher>THQ</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>4</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Micro Machines V3-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Micro Machines V3-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3323" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Micro Machines.gb</path> | |
| <name>Micro Machines (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Micro Machines-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19950102T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Codemasters</developer> | |
| <publisher>Codemasters</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Micro Machines-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Micro Machines-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37133" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Micro Maniacs (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Micro Maniacs (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Micro Maniacs Racing is a racing game in the Micro Machines series. This time however, you don't get to race cars, boats or any other type of vehicle, but micro men. Most courses are on foot, but others allow you to take small vehicles such as jet skis and skate boards.

The game offers a variety of micro men to play with, ranging from mutants, cyborgs, mad professors, experiments gone wrong, and other strange characters. They all have their own special weapon to give them an edge in the races. There are 32 races which are organised by a mad doctor who hopes to find the ultimate soldier among these micro maniacs.

The Game Boy Color version is completely in 2D. In good Micro Machines tradition, the races are all held in and around the house, including the garage, living room, bathroom, study and deck.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Micro Maniacs (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Hyperion Studios</developer> | |
| <publisher>THQ</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>4</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Micro Maniacs (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Micro Maniacs (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82466" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Microsoft Entertainment Pack.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Microsoft - The Best of Entertainment Pack (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Microsoft Entertainment Pack-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Microsoft Entertainment Pack-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Microsoft Entertainment Pack-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82463" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Microsoft Pinball Arcade.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Microsoft Pinball Arcade (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>The programmers at Microsoft are porting a game from their operating system over to the Game Boy Color with MICROSOFT PINBALL ARCADE. This pinball game was great fun on the PC, and now it is in a form that can be taken anywhere. There are seven different tables that are actually representative of real boards made by pinball giant Gottlieb throughout the last century. Each board carries a different theme, whether it is space travel or a haunted house. The boards also contain a varying number of paddles and paddle locations to make each a different playing experience. The graphics in this version are not as shiny as its computer counterpart, but they do translate well to the small color screen. The sound effects and music remain largely the same, adding to the game's arcade feel. The cartridge also contains a short but detailed history of pinball and how it has evolved over the years. MICROSOFT PINBALL ARCADE gives players the classic game with enough boards and extras to keep even the experts busy for quite a while.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Microsoft Pinball Arcade-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Saffire</developer> | |
| <publisher>Classified Games</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action / Pinball</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Microsoft Pinball Arcade-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Microsoft Pinball Arcade-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82465" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Microsoft The 6in1 Puzzle Collection Entertainment Pack.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Microsoft - The 6 in 1 Puzzle Collection Entertainment Pack (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Microsoft The 6in1 Puzzle Collection Entertainment Pack-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Microsoft The 6in1 Puzzle Collection Entertainment Pack-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Microsoft The 6in1 Puzzle Collection Entertainment Pack-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="81932" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Midway Presents Arcade Hits - Joust & Defender.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Arcade Hits - Joust & Defender (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>If you're really looking for arcade hits, you can't get much bigger than JOUST and DEFENDER. Lording over the game halls in the days after PAC-MAN and DONKEY KONG had lost their luster, these two giants revolutionized gaming forever. JOUST casts you in the role of a noble knight from the future mounting you on an ostrich and sending you off into battle. Making full use of the ostrich, you'll try to gain altitude and get your opponent from above, collecting magical eggs for extra points. DEFENDER puts you in the pilot's seat of an aerodynamic space ship and shoots you through the expanses of a futuristic city under siege. You'll have to fend off other spacecraft, utilize a whole lot of impressive weaponry, and keep the civilians from turning into ugly mutants. Both games are notable for their influence over those to follow, and both are replicated in fine detail for the Game Boys Color. Challenge the computer, or link up and do battle with a friend.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Midway Presents Arcade Hits - Joust & Defender-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Digital Eclipse</developer> | |
| <publisher>Midway</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Midway Presents Arcade Hits - Joust & Defender-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Midway Presents Arcade Hits - Joust & Defender-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="81934" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Midway Presents Arcade Hits - Moon Patrol & Spy Hunter.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Arcade Hits - Moon Patrol & Spy Hunter (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Look no further than ARCADE HITS: Moon Patrol & Spy Hunter for classic fun on the run for Game Boy and Game Boy Color. Featuring two classic arcade action titles, ARCADE HITS is packed full of fun. In SPY HUNTER, you play a super spy trying to thwart the nefarious plots of your adversaries. Take to the road in your souped-up roadster in a thrilling overhead chase. Collect power-ups to increase your firepower, oil slicks to give the baddies the slip, and more. Take out as many of the enemies as you can, but watch out for civilians or you'll have some explaining to do! MOON PATROL takes you to the surface of the Moon, driving a fully armed dune buggy in side-scrolling mayhem. Blast away at the Moon critters that are out to get you, and keep an eye out for craters! Both games are perfect graphical reproductions of the vintage arcade machines. Classic and modern gamers can't go wrong with this awesome duo of games!</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Midway Presents Arcade Hits - Moon Patrol & Spy Hunter-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Digital Eclipse</developer> | |
| <publisher>Midway</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Midway Presents Arcade Hits - Moon Patrol & Spy Hunter-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Midway Presents Arcade Hits - Moon Patrol & Spy Hunter-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3371" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mighty Morphin Power Rangers - The Movie.gb</path> | |
| <name>Mighty Morphin Power Rangers - The Movie (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mighty Morphin Power Rangers - The Movie-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19950101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Beat'em All</developer> | |
| <publisher>Beat'em All</publisher> | |
| <genre>Beat'em Up</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Mighty Morphin Power Rangers - The Movie-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Mighty Morphin Power Rangers - The Movie-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3242" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mighty Morphin Power Rangers.gb</path> | |
| <name>Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Based upon the TV show, MMPR lets the players choose from the five Power Rangers and transverse five levels to fight Rita Repulsa and her endless supply of baddies. The core of the game is a side-scrolling fighter similar to Streets of Rage with basic controls for each Ranger (one button punches, one jumps while both buttons combined kicks) and unique weapons for each individual ranger.

Before a level the player can choose which Ranger they want to use and as they progress through each level, not only do they have to fight off bad guys and end level bosses, they also have avoid various obstacles like pits and falling rocks. There is also a bonus level at the end of each and if they player can do well enough, they can extend their life bar.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mighty Morphin Power Rangers-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19940101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Combat</developer> | |
| <publisher>Beat'em All</publisher> | |
| <genre>Fight / Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Mighty Morphin Power Rangers-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Mighty Morphin Power Rangers-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82468" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Millennium Winter Sports.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Millennium Winter Sports (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Millennium Winter Sports-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Konami</developer> | |
| <publisher>Konami</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Millennium Winter Sports-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Millennium Winter Sports-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69290" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Milon's Secret Castle.gb</path> | |
| <name>Milon's Secret Castle (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Milon, a child of the Kingdom of Hudson, must go on a quest to rescue Queen Eliza from an evil wizard who has taken over her castle as well as the musical instruments that the queen's subjects use to communicate with each other. Milon must recover the stolen instruments and rescue the queen from the wizard. Armed only with a magical bubble-shooting ability, Milon makes his way through the rooms of the castle finding items and money that can help him progress. This is a platformer that blends Mario-esqe action with puzzle-solving and exploration.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Milon's Secret Castle-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.2</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19930101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Hudson</developer> | |
| <publisher>Hudson</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Milon's Secret Castle-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Milon's Secret Castle-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69292" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Miner 2049er.gb</path> | |
| <name>Miner 2049er Starring Bounty Bob (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Miner 2049er-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Miner 2049er-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Miner 2049er-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3660" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Missile Command.gb</path> | |
| <name>Missile Command (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>This game is based on the original arcade game Missile Command, in which aliens are attacking the Earth. In this version of the game players control two anti-missile silos and have to shoot down the incoming enemy firepower in order to defend several diff</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Missile Command-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19990101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Take 2 Interactive</developer> | |
| <publisher>Take 2 Interactive</publisher> | |
| <genre>Fight</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Missile Command-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Missile Command-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82471" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Missile Command.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Missile Command (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Missile Command-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Atari</developer> | |
| <publisher>Hasbro Interactive, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Missile Command-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Missile Command-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36962" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mission Impossible.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Mission Impossible (USA) (En,Fr,Es)</name> | |
| <desc>Tie-in of Brian De Palma's popular movie &quot;Mission: Impossible&quot;, a side-scrolling action/adventure. Playing the secret agent Ethan Hunt, the player has to fight international terrorists. Assisted by his IMF team, he sneaks into enemy bases, blows up ammunition depots, retrieves stolen information and takes out the terrorists, using high-tech gadgets and weapons.

The game comes with an &quot;Agent Action Kit&quot;, a sort of organizer that uses the cartridge's battery backed-up memory to store names and addresses and send messages. This feature is totally unrelated to the game itself.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mission Impossible-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>1</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Rebellion Developments Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Infogrames</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Mission Impossible-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Mission Impossible-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3529" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mole Mania.gb</path> | |
| <name>Mole Mania (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Muddy Mole's wife and seven kids have been kidnapped by the evil farmer, Jinbei! It's up to you to help Muddy solve the many puzzles of Jinbei Land. Snatch all of Jinbei's cabbages in every level, and if you get stuck, dig underground and create your own secret underground paths. A word of warning, however - Jinbei has got his best goons guarding your family, so you'd better watch out!

Mole Mania plays from an overhead perspective. Although in each room you have to destroy all the foes to progress, the game is much more puzzle-oriented than it is towards action. It is quite common in later levels to get yourself 'stuck', which can be fixed by leaving and returning to the screen to reset the puzzle. One of the game's clever 'hooks' is that players can dig underground in each stage to find a completely different map than they do above ground, which can be used to get through otherwise impassable terrain.

The game also features a two player mode, where one player is Muddy, and the other is Jinbei. Muddy must swipe as many cabbages as possible, and Jinbei must stop him. At the end of the round, players swap roles, and then the player who got the most cabbages wins.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mole Mania-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19970702T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Pax Softnica</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Mole Mania-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Mole Mania-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36963" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Monkey Puncher (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Monkey Puncher (Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Monkey Puncher is a game where the goal is to train a monkey to fight in boxing matches in order to save your kidnapped sibling. You can choose to play as either a boy or a girl character; the one you do not pick is your sibling. 

Shortly after starting the game you are given your first monkey, Freddy. You can train him in skipping, using a punchbag, doing sit-ups, running and even going shopping. There is also a sixth activity, called sparring. These activities work to improve his speed, power, strength, stamina, knowledge and (for the latter activity) all of these, although only by a small amount.

In all of the aforementioned apart from shopping, you train your monkey by getting him to copy your actions; your actions are controlled by the rhythmic pressing of the A button. After a while, your monkey should be able to imitate your actions with ease, eventually being able to start the activity without prompting. In regards to shopping, you can send him out to buy what you want from a selection of items, or just let him go out and buy what he likes. This is a good way of obtaining certain items that are otherwise unobtainable. The rarity of items and the accuracy of which items it brings home from your shopping list increases as its knowledge does. Sparring involves pitting your own monkey against a computer controlled one in order to raise every stat by a small amount. Finally, you can 'date' your monkeys, either with each other, with a friend's monkey or in the dating shop available within the game. This is a good way of obtaining monkeys with higher stats, depending on which monkeys you breed and with whom. 

During boxing matches, you do not have direct control over your monkey, but in between bouts you can do things such as refill its health, stamina, or both. You can also advise it on what strategy to use against its opponent. These matches are won by either a count or by KO'ing the opponent, however if time runs out before there is a clear winner, the winner is the monkey who is left with the most health at the end of the match.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Monkey Puncher (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Taito</developer> | |
| <publisher>Evolution Entertainment srl.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Fight / Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Monkey Puncher (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Monkey Puncher (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69332" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Monopoly.gb</path> | |
| <name>Monopoly (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>This time, a Monopoly game on your computer, as good as it knows to be in your reality. Every move of yours can be in 3D animation, or off if you don't want to see animations. There can be up to 6 players at once, and it can be played over the Internet. Music is in midi format, and the sound quality is at the wav format. Roll, spin, and don't miss to give us a grin.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Monopoly-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>1</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Sculptured Software</developer> | |
| <publisher>Parker Brothers</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>4</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Monopoly-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Monopoly-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36964" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Monopoly.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Monopoly (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>This time, a Monopoly game on your computer, as good as it knows to be in your reality. Every move of yours can be in 3D animation, or off if you don't want to see animations. There can be up to 6 players at once, and it can be played over the Internet. Music is in midi format, and the sound quality is at the wav format. Roll, spin, and don't miss to give us a grin.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Monopoly-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Majesco Sales, Inc.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Majesco Sales, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Various / Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>4</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Monopoly-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Monopoly-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3312" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Monster Max (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>Monster Max (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It,Nl)</name> | |
| <desc>A powerful human called Krond conquers the Monster Planet, bans all music and declares himself king. Max, a monster rock musician decides to fight back. In order to defeat the evil monarch, he enlists in the training course at the Mega Hero Academy.

Monster Max is a surreal isometric adventure by the same duo that created the 8-bit classic Head Over Heels. Not surprisingly it is very similar to that game in terms of control and general design, and almost identical graphically. The character moves on a bizarre landscape, where he has to collect and use objects (with either the A or B button) to accomplish mission objectives. The game starts on a training academy that serves as the mission hub. Each mission has as an entrance with a terminal and a door. By touching the terminal with the character, the mission objective and reward is displayed on the screen. The missions available can be played in any order, but Max has to pay a fee to access other levels with more advanced missions. On the top left of the screen there is a counter for the lucky stars collected. Lucky stars allow the character to touch dangerous objects once without suffering damage. Besides that are several hearts representing the number of lives. On the top right is the inventory display, showing the two objects assigned to the buttons. Hitting START while on a mission brings up a map, while pressing SELECT displays a menu with options and the password at the bottom of the screen.

The game is far larger than previous isometric adventures like Knight Lore, with over 600 more detailed locations (the double of Head Over Heels). There is a password system to save progress.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Monster Max (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.85</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19940101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Rare</developer> | |
| <publisher>Rare</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Monster Max (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Monster Max (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37135" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Monster Rancher Battle Card GB.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Monster Rancher Battle Card GB (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Monster Rancher BattleCard GB combines traditional overhead-view RPG gameplay with a complete collectible card game. Players familiar with other Monster Rancher games will recognize characters and places, but no prior Ranching experience is needed to play the game.

The player explores a secluded island village and the caves nearby, battling opponents in card games. As they progress, defeated opponents will add to their collection of cards and items.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Monster Rancher Battle Card GB-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.4</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Tecmo</developer> | |
| <publisher>Tecmo, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Role playing games</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Monster Rancher Battle Card GB-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Monster Rancher Battle Card GB-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37136" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Monster Rancher Explorer.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Monster Rancher Explorer (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Monster Rancher Explorer is an updated port of Tecmo's 1987 NES game, Solomon's Key and features environments, characters and monsters from the Monster Rancher series of games. The game is a platformer with action elements. Each level requires a puzzle to be solved within a time limit, giving the successful player a key to unlock the next level. Bad monsters will attack on most levels, so in addition to moving blocks to get to the key on each level, a player needs to dispatch bad monsters before being killed by them. There are good monsters to meet, several hidden bonus levels, bonus items, and treasure to be found.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Monster Rancher Explorer-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Graphic Research Co., Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Tecmo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Monster Rancher Explorer-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Monster Rancher Explorer-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69349" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Monster Truck Wars.gb</path> | |
| <name>Monster Truck Wars (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Monster Truck Wars-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Gremlin</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Monster Truck Wars-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Monster Truck Wars-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82486" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Moomin's Tale.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Moomin's Tale (Europe) (En,Fr,De)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Moomin's Tale-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Pixel</developer> | |
| <publisher>Sunsoft</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Moomin's Tale-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69361" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mortal Kombat & Mortal Kombat II.gb</path> | |
| <name>Mortal Kombat & Mortal Kombat II</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mortal Kombat & Mortal Kombat II-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Probe</developer> | |
| <publisher>Starfish-SD Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Fight</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <video>./videos/Mortal Kombat & Mortal Kombat II-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82484" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Montezuma's Return.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Montezuma's Return! (USA) (En,Es)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Montezuma's Return-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Montezuma's Return-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Montezuma's Return-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="2989" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mortal Kombat 3.gb</path> | |
| <name>Mortal Kombat 3 (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Shao Kahn has won. The Earthrealm is no more. In order to revive his Queen Sindel, the emperor Shao Kahn used the Outworld Tournament from Mortal Kombat 2 as a diversion while his Shadow Priests revive his fallen Queen on Earth. Once enacted, the dimensional bridge between the two realms connects, allowing Kahn's extermination squads to invade and destroy Earth, and enslave the population's souls.

A small team of Raiden's &quot;Chosen Warriors&quot; survives the attack: Mortal Kombat champion Liu Kang and his ally Kung Lao, Special Forces agents Sonya Blade and Jax, the shaman Nightwolf, the riot cop Stryker, the nomadic Kabal, and former Lin Kuei warrior Sub-Zero, who has gone rogue from his clan. Facing the warriors are the mercenary Kano, cyber-ninjas Smoke, Sektor and Cyrax, Sheeva, a female Shokan, the sorcerer Shang Tsung, and Queen Sindel herself.

Mortal Kombat 3 brings new elements to the 2D fighting series: multi-level playfields, &quot;Dial-A-Combo&quot; attacks, a &quot;Run&quot; button to speed up the battles, and &quot;Vs.&quot; codes, which unlock new powers and abilities once both players enter a code sequence in pre-match-up screens. Also included are more stage fatalities and finishing moves as each warrior attempts to go one-on-one with the Centaurian enforcer Motaro, and Shao Kahn himself.

Mortal Kombat 3 is the last traditional one-on-one fighting game game in the series to feature motion-captured digitized graphics for its kombatants, and introduces online network play to the PC version.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mortal Kombat 3-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19950101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Midway</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Fight / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Mortal Kombat 3-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Mortal Kombat 3-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36965" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mortal Kombat 4.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Mortal Kombat 4 (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Similar to the other Mortal Kombat games. Using 3D characters in a 2D playfield, you have about 20 different fighters to choose from, and each has magical secrets and weapons.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mortal Kombat 4-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.4</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Digital Eclipse</developer> | |
| <publisher>Midway</publisher> | |
| <genre>Fight / Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Mortal Kombat 4-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Mortal Kombat 4-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3012" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mortal Kombat II.gb</path> | |
| <name>Mortal Kombat II (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>The Mortal Kombat fighters, plus several new ones, return for a tournament held by the evil Shang Tsung of the Outworld. The action is one-on-one as before, and famed for its high level of violence and blood (other than the sanitised Nintendo version). There are 5 difficulty levels and optional credits, as well as the usual two player mode including same character duels.

To win the main tournament, the player must beat each of the other human players, before taking on Shang Tsung, Kintaro and finally Shao Kahn. Players have a range of punches and kicks available, as well as flying kicks, uppercuts, roundhouses, and the special moves, which vary for each player. These include throws, uppercuts, long-distance bullets, bicycle kicks and a teleport feature.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mortal Kombat II-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Midway</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Mortal Kombat II-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Mortal Kombat II-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="2988" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mortal Kombat.gb</path> | |
| <name>Mortal Kombat (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Five Hundred years ago, an ancient and well respected Shaolin fighting tournament, held every 50 years, was corrupted by an evil and elderly sorcerer by the name of Shang Tsung. Shang was accompanied by Prince Goro, a warrior of the Shokan race (a four armed half-human/half-dragon). Knowing that if ten tournaments in a row were won by the Outworld champion, the Earth Realm would be conquered by evil and fall into darkness, Shang entered Goro in the tournament and had him defeat the great Kung Lao. Goro has been reigning supreme as the undefeated fighting champion for five hundred years now. As the last tournament required draws near, Raiden, Thunder God and protector of the Earth Realm, enacts a plan to tip the scales in the humans favor, Seven fighters step into the arena on Shang Tsung's mysterious island: Shaolin warrior Liu Kang, Special Forces operative Sonya Blade, the mercenary thug Kano, fame-seeking actor Johnny Cage, the ice wielding Lin Kuei warrior Sub-Zero and his undead adversary Scorpion, and Raiden himself.

Mortal Kombat is a side-scrolling 1 on 1 fighting game. Fighting is set as one on one kombat, allowing each player to perform a variety of punches, kicks, and special moves in order to defeat their opponent. When the opponent faces their second round loss, the winner can perform a finishing move called a &quot;Fatality&quot; on the loser. The Fatality is a move unique to each fighter that graphically kills the loser in a blood-soaked finale.

Mortal Kombat began its life as a 2-player arcade title. It is notable for its use of digitized actors to represent the game's fighters, as well as its use of copious amounts of blood during gameplay.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mortal Kombat-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.55</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19930913T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Midway</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Fight / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Mortal Kombat-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Mortal Kombat-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36966" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Motocross Maniacs 2.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Motocross Maniacs 2 (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Motocross Maniacs 2 is the follow up to the Game Boy title Motocross Maniacs. Much like in the previous iteration of the game, the aim is to ride a dirt-bike through side-scrolling courses filled with loops, jumps, ramps and hills. There are many bonus items to help the player along the way, such as nitro boosts and super suspension.

The player has the option to play against a computer player or a friend (via Link Cable), as well as Time Trial or Championship.

There is also a level editor and room for three saved custom tracks made by the player.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Motocross Maniacs 2-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Konami</developer> | |
| <publisher>Konami</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports / Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Motocross Maniacs 2-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Motocross Maniacs 2-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69365" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Motocross Maniacs.gb</path> | |
| <name>Motocross Maniacs (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Motocross Maniacs is a side-scrolling racing game with extremely perilous courses. You maneuver your rider through many jumps, loops, and mud hazards to achieve a record time. To assist you there are several power ups that give you more time to race, more nitro boosts, and more top speed.

The main game is a solo affair. You attempt to complete the course before time runs out. You can also race one-on-one against the computer or against a friend via the link cable.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Motocross Maniacs-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Konami</developer> | |
| <publisher>Ultra Software Corporation</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Motocross Maniacs-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Motocross Maniacs-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3711" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mouse Trap Hotel.gb</path> | |
| <name>Mouse Trap Hotel (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>In Mouse Trap Hotel the player takes control over the mouse Maxie who wants to visit his girlfriend. Unfortunately she is located in the penthouse of a hotel and Maxie is in the cellar. The goal is to reach said penthouse by solving a number of levels by </desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mouse Trap Hotel-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19920101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Imagineering Inc</developer> | |
| <publisher>Electro Brain</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Mouse Trap Hotel-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Mouse Trap Hotel-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69395" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mr. Chin's Gourmet Paradise.gb</path> | |
| <name>Mr. Chin's Gourmet Paradise (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Mr. Chin is hungry! Help him eat his favorite snack, the delectable peach, by using laser emitting bowls to trap enemies and making them safe to chomp up. As Mr. Chin, you can drop bowls on the ground with the B Button. If you place one bowl on the left and one on the right, a laser will fire between the two bowls, and any enemies will be caught between, transforming into peaches. Mr. Chin can then gobble up the peaches - if he grabs more in a row, their value increases (Mr. Chin's score is measured in calories). When Mr. Chin eats all the enemies on-screen, more quickly take their place. Gobble them all up, and when there are no more enemies in the level, you can progress to the next one.

Enemies in the levels can walk on thin line paths, but Mr. Chin will fall through these - he can only walk on bricks. Mr. Chin can also smash the bricks by punching them from underneath - sometimes this will reveal a power up, such as invincibility and the ability to turn all foes into peaches instantly.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mr. Chin's Gourmet Paradise-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Romstar Incorporated</developer> | |
| <publisher>Romstar Incorporated</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Mr. Chin's Gourmet Paradise-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Mr. Chin's Gourmet Paradise-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69397" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mr. Do!.gb</path> | |
| <name>Mr. Do! (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>You control Mr. Do has he tries to harvest all of the cherries on the screen. However, there are numerous bad guys out to get him! Mr. Do can defend himself from the badguys in two ways: first he can push the apples located throughout the playfield on top of the enemies and crush them. Secondly, Mr. Do is armed with a power ball. This can be thrown to destroy an enemy. Mr. Do has only one power ball, though, so he will need to wait for it to return to him before it can be used again. From time to time an alpha monster will appear on the screen bearing one of the letters in EXTRA. If you use the power ball to destroy an alpha monster you earn that letter; when you've earned the complete word EXTRA you receive an extra life. When you successfully collect all of the cherries, you will move on to the next, more difficult level.

The mobile version of the game includes the original arcade version, as well as an enhanced mode with new levels, power-ups and graphics.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mr. Do!-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.5</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Universal Co., Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Ocean</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Mr. Do!-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Mr. Do!-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36967" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mr. Driller.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Mr. Driller (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Mr Driller's world has been covered with mysterious blocks. Armed with only a mighty drill, you'll have to dig your way down to safety before his air supply runs out!

Mr Driller is a real-time puzzle game that relies solely on quick-thinking and a bit of planning. Gameplay is a combination of Tetris and Boulder Dash: You have to drill down through multi-colored blocks to reach the bottom while avoiding the consequences of reckless drilling (blocks may fall on you and crush you).</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mr. Driller-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Namco</developer> | |
| <publisher>Namco Hometek Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Mr. Driller-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Mr. Driller-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3109" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mr. Nutz (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>Mr. Nutz (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>You are the cool squirrel of the title, and you must defeat the evil Yeti before he freezes the entire world. Your quest will make you explore many areas such as a forest, a witch's cottage, a volcano, the clouds, a circus...

Mr. Nutz is a platform game, in which Nutz must jump on enemies to kill them. His tail can also be controlled. You move through levels using ledges, ladders, bridges and platforms. There are some simple puzzles involving object manipulation.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mr. Nutz (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19991202T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Infogrames</developer> | |
| <publisher>Infogrames</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Mr. Nutz (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Mr. Nutz (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36968" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Ms. Pac-Man - Special Color Edition.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Ms. Pac-Man - Special Color Edition (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>In celebration of the 20th anniversary of Pac-Man, this game pack includes a conversion of the original Mrs. Pac-Man, with alternating two player mode, as well as Super Pac-Man.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Ms. Pac-Man - Special Color Edition-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Namco</developer> | |
| <publisher>Namco</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Ms. Pac-Man - Special Color Edition-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37137" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mr. Nutz.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Mr Nutz (USA) (En,Fr,Es)</name> | |
| <desc>You are the cool squirrel of the title, and you must defeat the evil Yeti before he freezes the entire world. Your quest will make you explore many areas such as a forest, a witch's cottage, a volcano, the clouds, a circus...

Mr. Nutz is a platform game, in which Nutz must jump on enemies to kill them. His tail can also be controlled. You move through levels using ledges, ladders, bridges and platforms. There are some simple puzzles involving object manipulation.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mr. Nutz-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.5</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Planet Interactive Development</developer> | |
| <publisher>Infogrames</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Mr. Nutz-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Mr. Nutz-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3385" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Ms. Pac-Man.gb</path> | |
| <name>Ms. Pac-Man (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>In 1982, a sequel to the incredibly popular Pac-Man was introduced in the form of his girlfriend, Ms. Pac-Man. This sequel continued on the &quot;eat the dots/avoid the ghosts&quot; gameplay of the original game, but added new features to keep the title fresh.

Like her boyfriend, Ms. Pac-Man attempts to clear four various and challenging mazes filled with dots and ever-moving bouncing fruit while avoiding Inky, Blinky, Pinky and Sue, each with their own personalities and tactics. One touch from any of these ghosts means a loss of life for Ms. Pac-Man.

Ms. Pac-Man can turn the tables on her pursuers by eating one of the four Energizers located within the maze. During this time, the ghosts turn blue, and Ms. Pac-Man can eat them for bonus points (ranging from 200, 400, 800 and 1600, progressively). The Energizer power only lasts for a limited amount of time, as the ghost's eyes float back to their center box, and regenerate to chase after Ms. Pac-Man again.

Survive a few rounds of gameplay, and the player will be treated to humorous intermissions showing the growing romantic relationship between Pac-Man and Ms. Pac-Man, leading all the way up to the arrival of &quot;Junior&quot;.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Ms. Pac-Man-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19931002T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>General Computer Corporation</developer> | |
| <publisher>Namco</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Ms. Pac-Man-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Ms. Pac-Man-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69406" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Muhammad Ali Heavyweight Boxing.gb</path> | |
| <name>Muhammad Ali Heavyweight Boxing (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Muhammad Ali Heavyweight Boxing-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Muhammad Ali Heavyweight Boxing-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Muhammad Ali Heavyweight Boxing-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69421" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mysterium.gb</path> | |
| <name>Mysterium (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>As a alchemist you must solve a set of mazes to prove your worth.

To solve the mazes you must transform the items which are found in the maze into something more useful. For example, a piece of iron turns in a glass key when dropped in a pool of fire. Thus, if you want to pass a glass door, you have to find a pool of fire and a piece of iron. These transformations are not random, but sometimes require multiple stages. If you keep good notes, you'll find out all possible transformations.

The make it all a little bit more interesting, there are monsters inhibiting the maze. That problem is easily solved by transforming something into a decent weapon.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mysterium-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.05</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Asmik Ace Entertainment, Inc.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Asmik Ace Entertainment, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Mysterium-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Mysterium-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3343" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon.gb</path> | |
| <name>Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Oh no! The evil Skull King and his army of evil pirates are plotting to take over Ancient Japan! Only Goemon, Ebisumaru, Sasuke and Yae stand in their way. Fight your way through Gadget Castle, The Black Ship Skull, The Demon Cave and Skeleton Island as you make your way to face off against the Skull King himself.

Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon is an overhead Action RPG similar to Link's Awakening. Players explore towns, dungeons, castles and more, searching for treasure chests and attacking enemies. There are also shops and inns where you can purchase items or rest to recover your strength.

At the end of each level, there is a boss waiting for you. However, to defeat them, you must compete in a mini-game called 'The Surprise Match'. These mini-games usually feature button-mashing of some kind or a variation on a memory match game.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19980102T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Konami</developer> | |
| <publisher>Konami</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action / Role playing games</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37141" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./NASCAR 2000.gbc</path> | |
| <name>NASCAR 2000 (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>This NASCAR stock car racing simulation is a sequel of sorts to NASCAR Revolution. The game features 18 real world tracks plus several fantasy road courses, and 30 active NASCAR drivers plus some &quot;legend&quot; drivers.

Game modes include quick races, full weekend events, a full or abridged championship series, a Race Against the King mode where you race against Richard Petty in a series of events, and multiplayer support for up to 4 players. Updated physics and AI help the game aim for more realism.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/NASCAR 2000-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Software Creations Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>THQ</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/NASCAR 2000-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/NASCAR 2000-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82509" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./NASCAR Challenge.gbc</path> | |
| <name>NASCAR Challenge (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>The thrill of victory and the agony of smashing into another car comes to the Game Boy Color in NASCAR CHALLENGE. Hop in and take on the best NASCAR has to offer including Jeff Gordon, Dale Jarret, and Rusty Wallace. Try to master Topeka, Sonoma, and Seneca raceways in the Practice mode, and when you're ready for some competition, try to survive six laps on any of the tracks. To prevail in the championship, you will have to try to win the pole position on each track and beat the pack to the finish line. Depending on how well you finish in each race, you are awarded points. The driver with the most points at the end of all three races is declared the champion. Can you handle all of the excitement and action in NASCAR CHALLENGE?</desc> | |
| <image>./images/NASCAR Challenge-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.1</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Morning Star Multimedia</developer> | |
| <publisher>Majesco Games</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/NASCAR Challenge-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/NASCAR Challenge-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82510" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./NASCAR Heat.gbc</path> | |
| <name>NASCAR Heat (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Fans of stock car racing, get ready to take on the challenges of NASCAR HEAT for the Game Boy Color. Play as or against 10 stock car racing legends like Dale Earnhardt, Jeff Gordon, Bobby Labonte, and Dale Jarrett. After you pick a driver, you can learn the twists and turns of each track with the Beat the Heat mode, where each of the 10 professional drivers give the player challenges to complete. When you are ready for some competition, get after the other drivers in a Quick Race, or try to become NASCAR champion in the Championship mode. No matter which mode you choose, you will have to make strategic decisions to conquer each race. Most notably, determining when to make a pit stop can win or lose a race. Get all of the racing action you want with NASCAR HEAT.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/NASCAR Heat-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Game Titan</developer> | |
| <publisher>Majesco Games</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/NASCAR Heat-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/NASCAR Heat-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82511" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./NASCAR Racers.gbc</path> | |
| <name>NASCAR Racers (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Based on the Fox cartoon series of the same name, NASCAR RACERS is a glimpse of what NASCAR will be like in the future. You can choose from five different cars, each with its own abilities that increase during the course of the race including one car that becomes invincible and another that gains a huge burst of speed. After you choose the correct car for your driving style, hit one of the 20 tracks available in the game. While you're on the track, you need to keep an eye out for the oil slicks, water puddles, and random debris that will slow down or damage your car. If the car sustains too much damage, then the race is over, for you anyway. Luckily, there is a truck to refuel and repair your vehicle. Will you be able to cross the finish line in NASCAR RACERS?</desc> | |
| <image>./images/NASCAR Racers-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Digital Eclipse</developer> | |
| <publisher>Majesco Games</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/NASCAR Racers-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/NASCAR Racers-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37142" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./NBA 3 on 3 featuring Kobe Bryant.gbc</path> | |
| <name>NBA 3 on 3 featuring Kobe Bryant (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>This is a 3-on-3 basketball game for the Nintendo Game Boy/Game Boy Color handheld, featuring all the teams and players from the 1999-2000 NBA season. The game is played through an isometric perspective on the arena similar to NBA Live '96 for the SNES. 

The game is jammed with all the goods you expect in a basketball game including real teams, players, and lots of stats. You can play an exhibition, full season, or playoffs with your favorite team, and you will be able to customize the rules of the game right down to the amount of time per game played. Although you only have 6 players on the court at any time, all of the usual plays and move are available, and you can sub at any time. There is also a create-a-player mode for you to put your name in the game, and you can trade for any player you like.

2 player support is also included.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/NBA 3 on 3 featuring Kobe Bryant-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Left Field Productions</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/NBA 3 on 3 featuring Kobe Bryant-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/NBA 3 on 3 featuring Kobe Bryant-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69468" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./NBA All-Star Challenge 2.gb</path> | |
| <name>NBA All Star Challenge 2 (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/NBA All-Star Challenge 2-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/NBA All-Star Challenge 2-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/NBA All-Star Challenge 2-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69467" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./NBA All-Star Challenge.gb</path> | |
| <name>NBA All Star Challenge (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/NBA All-Star Challenge-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/NBA All-Star Challenge-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/NBA All-Star Challenge-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37143" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./NBA Hoopz.gbc</path> | |
| <name>NBA Hoopz (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>This game is the sequel to NBA Showtime. The gameplay has been improved quite a bit. Now you play 3-on-3 instead of 2-on-2. There are also a few new moves added such as alley-oops. The number of players in the game has increased to 140 and there are now more secret courts. The gameplay is still very similar to last year's game but the added extras are welcome and makes the game a little more enjoyable to play.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/NBA Hoopz-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.5</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Torus Games Pty. Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Midway Home Entertainment, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/NBA Hoopz-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/NBA Hoopz-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37144" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./NBA In the Zone 2000.gbc</path> | |
| <name>NBA In the Zone 2000 (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>NBA in the Zone 2000 is a licensed 5-on-5 basketball game. It has all 29 teams and over 150 NBA players, with many improvements over the previous title in the series. There are now five modes of gameplay including Exhibition, Season, Playoffs, 3-Point Shootout, and All-Star Game. The game also supports two players via Link cable.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/NBA In the Zone 2000-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Konami</developer> | |
| <publisher>Konami</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/NBA In the Zone 2000-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/NBA In the Zone 2000-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82514" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./NBA In the Zone.gbc</path> | |
| <name>NBA In the Zone (USA) (Rev A) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Slam-dunk your way to victory in this game that supports five players. Prepare for basketball video gaming at its finest with three-pointers, hoop shots and more. You'll hit the court in Konami's In the Zone.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/NBA In the Zone-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>KCEK</developer> | |
| <publisher>Konami</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/NBA In the Zone-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/NBA In the Zone-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3318" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./NBA Jam - Tournament Edition.gb</path> | |
| <name>NBA Jam - Tournament Edition (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/NBA Jam - Tournament Edition-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19951026T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Torus Games</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/NBA Jam - Tournament Edition-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/NBA Jam - Tournament Edition-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82515" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./NBA Jam 2001.gbc</path> | |
| <name>NBA Jam 2001 (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Get even more arcade-style basketball action with NBA JAM 2001. Choose from all 29 NBA teams -- over 140 professional players in all. Get used to the controls and action with the Practice mode, and when you are ready for some real action, try to become NBA champion by playing through the Season. If the Season is giving you a headache, you can skip it and go straight to the Playoffs. No matter what mode you play in, there will be plenty of fastbreaks and rim-rattling jams. Throw even more action into the game with the Fun mode that includes Hot Spots, Hang Time, Half Court Dunks, and On Fire. You can also unlock secret teams like the East and West All-Star teams. Get all of the basketball action you want in the palm of your hand with NBA JAM 2001.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/NBA Jam 2001-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Digital Creations</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/NBA Jam 2001-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/NBA Jam 2001-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37145" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./NBA Jam 99.gbc</path> | |
| <name>NBA Jam '99 (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>NBA Jam returns, this time removed of its flashy jams and flaming basketballs, replaced with a full simulation of basketball complete with all teams and players of the 99 season, full create-a-player and create-a-team modes, season, exhibition and shoot out modes.

Total team management is also included, with the ability to trade, release and sign new players as well as scouting reports. 4 player multiplayer is also supported.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/NBA Jam 99-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.5</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Torus Games Pty. Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/NBA Jam 99-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/NBA Jam 99-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3443" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./NBA Jam.gb</path> | |
| <name>NBA Jam (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>NBA Jam is a two-on-two basketball game You can play any NBA team, and you can play as players like Barkley, Starks, Pippen, and Grant. Each human player controls a single player, so choose your squad wisely to take team-mate skill into account. The game is action-oriented, and players can perform unrealistic slam-dunks. Full performance statistics are automatically recorded. The play clock and 3-point line apply, but other rules are largely overlooked.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/NBA Jam-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19941102T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Midway</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/NBA Jam-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/NBA Jam-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69476" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./NBA Live 96.gb</path> | |
| <name>NBA Live 96 (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>This handheld version of its console cousins differs in graphics and gameplay. While it does feature the full NBA license including team names and logos, it doesn't feature any real players names, but instead authentic numbers instead. There are also only two default colors for teams (black & white) and features a limited set of offensive and defensive plays that can be selected.

It does feature an Exhibition, Season and Playoff mode, however in playoffs the player is automatically assigned a team and cannot choose their own. Players can also features three difficulty modes and the ability to change around in game options such as game time limits and customizing rules.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/NBA Live 96-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19950101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Tiertex Design Studios</developer> | |
| <publisher>Black Pearl Software</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/NBA Live 96-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/NBA Live 96-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37146" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./NBA Showtime - NBA on NBC.gbc</path> | |
| <name>NBA Show Time - NBA on NBC (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>NBA Showtime: NBA on NBC is a descendant of the original NBA Jam, and is created by some of the key team members. The game follows in the footsteps of NFL Blitz, featuring the option to save personal records and a cheat code system operated by pressing a sequence of buttons. It also features unlock-able characters, including NBA team mascots, and the &quot;On-Fire&quot; option that defines Midway's sports games. Players are able to perform special moves such as the alley-oop, the spin move, and the double dunk. The game also features a Create-a-Player mode that allows custom players to have tweaked abilities by winning matches.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/NBA Showtime - NBA on NBC-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Torus Games Pty. Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Midway</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/NBA Showtime - NBA on NBC-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/NBA Showtime - NBA on NBC-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82525" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./NFL Blitz 2000.gbc</path> | |
| <name>NFL Blitz 2000 (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>NFL BLITZ 2000 brings fast-paced, no-holds-barred football action to the field. Rather than offering a standard football game, NFL BLITZ 2000 changes the rules a little. The game is played seven-on-seven, and it takes 30-yards to get a first down. But probably the most important rule change is that there are no penalties. When you start the game, you have the choice of playing in the Arcade or Season mode. Arcade has you pick a team and try to defeat all of the other teams in the league, while in the Season mode, you take your team through the grueling NFL season in hopes of making the playoffs and winning the Super Bowl. No matter how you play the game, you will not miss a second of the action, thanks to three different camera angles. Try to keep your helmet on while playing NFL BLITZ 2000.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/NFL Blitz 2000-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19980910T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Digital Eclipse</developer> | |
| <publisher>Midway</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/NFL Blitz 2000-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/NFL Blitz 2000-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82526" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./NFL Blitz 2001.gbc</path> | |
| <name>NFL Blitz 2001 (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>If you're a football fanatic looking for arcade-style gridiron action, then NFL BLITZ 2001 from Midway is right up your alley. Take all the tiresome rules and regulations of standard football and throw them out the window BLITZ is fast, furious, and out of control. Real-life NFL stars are modeled here in a brutish, cartoon-inspired fashion and their burly physiques are perfect for inflicting damage on your opponents. Listen and laugh at humorous commentary from the in-game announcer and garner helpful hints from the sexy cheerleaders as you attack your way upfield towards the goal line. And you can savor all the bone-crushing pigskin mayhem again and again in a helmet-cracking replay mode. You'll watch in awe as your team catches fire after a series of excellent plays. Compete in four stadiums new to the franchise like the &quot;Stadium of the Future,&quot; watch the action from a range of angles (including Blimp view), go head-to-head in Single-Player competition, and much more. Taunting, tackles, and touchdowns are all part of the &quot;First -and-Goal Frenzy&quot; of NFL BLITZ 2001.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/NFL Blitz 2001-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Morning Star Multimedia</developer> | |
| <publisher>Midway</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/NFL Blitz 2001-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/NFL Blitz 2001-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37149" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./NFL Blitz.gbc</path> | |
| <name>NFL Blitz (USA, Europe) (Rev A)</name> | |
| <desc>The first PC conversion of the arcade hit, NFL Blitz gives the National Football League the same over-the-top treatment that Midway had used so effectively with NBA Jam. Features include exaggerated muscle-bound player models, &quot;turbo&quot; buttons, fast action, and some pretty wild rules changes (like 30 yards for a first down!). Blitz is nothing if not a unique football gaming experience.

Player taunts (&quot;This is MY HOUSE!&quot;), unpenalized late hits, and amusing running commentary from the announcers (&quot;That was totally uncalled for -- but awfully fun to watch!&quot;) all add to the game's violent charm.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/NFL Blitz-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.45</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Digital Eclipse</developer> | |
| <publisher>Midway</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/NFL Blitz-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/NFL Blitz-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69531" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./NFL Football.gb</path> | |
| <name>NFL Football (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/NFL Football-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher>Konami</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/NFL Football-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/NFL Football-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69536" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./NFL Quarterback Club 96.gb</path> | |
| <name>NFL Quarterback Club '96 (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/NFL Quarterback Club 96-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/NFL Quarterback Club 96-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/NFL Quarterback Club 96-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69537" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./NFL Quarterback Club II.gb</path> | |
| <name>NFL Quarterback Club II (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/NFL Quarterback Club II-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/NFL Quarterback Club II-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/NFL Quarterback Club II-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69532" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./NFL Quarterback Club.gb</path> | |
| <name>NFL Quarterback Club (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>NFL Quarterback Club is not the standard football game. Instead of competing in actual games, the player chooses from 13 different NFL Quarterbacks: Jeff Hostetler, Phil Simms, Steve Young, Mark Rypien, Boomer Esiason, Bernie Kosar, John Elway, Warren Moon, Jim Everett, Randall Cunningham, Jim Harbaugh, Troy Aikman or Jim Kelly and competes in four sets of drills that tests their speed, agility, throwing accuracy against another quarterback. Whichever QB does the best will win the contest and proceed to another rival and repeat the process.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/NFL Quarterback Club-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19930101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Beam Software Pty., Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>LJN, Ltd.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/NFL Quarterback Club-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/NFL Quarterback Club-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37150" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./NHL 2000.gbc</path> | |
| <name>NHL 2000 (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>NHL 2000 is an ice hockey game with an official 1999 season license. Players can play with any of the teams, stadiums and players from that season. Game modes include exhibition, full season, race to the playoffs and competitive shootouts.

The player can set various game options such as the stringency of referees and offside rules. It is also possible to change the team lines and determine which players may take penalties.

The player can control one skater at the time and can switch to another at any time. Aside from passing and shooting the puck it is also possible to make a sprint.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/NHL 2000-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Tiertex Design Studios</developer> | |
| <publisher>THQ</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/NHL 2000-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/NHL 2000-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82528" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./NHL Blades of Steel 2000.gbc</path> | |
| <name>NHL Blades of Steel 2000 (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Try to win Lord Stanley's Cup in NHL BLADES OF STEEL 2000. You can play with or against any NHL team and use the Exhibition mode to learn the controls and practice your skills. When you want to test your tactics, enter the race for the Stanley Cup in the Season mode. If getting through a Season is a bigger time investment than you want, just skip it and go straight to the Playoffs. When a friend challenges your domination of the rink, put him in his place with the link cable Two-Player mode. No matter what mode you play, you will have to win the game in a shootout if it's tied at the end of regulation. And if you get into a fight and lose, you will have to sit in the penalty box. Try to become the greatest hockey player in the world with NHL BLADES OF STEEL 2000.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/NHL Blades of Steel 2000-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Konami</developer> | |
| <publisher>Konami</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/NHL Blades of Steel 2000-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/NHL Blades of Steel 2000-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82527" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./NHL Blades of Steel.gbc</path> | |
| <name>NHL Blades of Steel (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Strap on your skates and hit the ice with NHL BLADES OF STEEL. Play with or against all of the teams in the NHL in the Exhibition mode, where you can get your bearings and learn winning tactics. Then, put those tactics to the test in the Season mode and try to win the Stanley Cup. If you don't like the ups and downs of Season play, go straight to the Playoffs. And when your friends question your dominance in the rink, go after them in the Two-Player link cable option. If the game ends in a tie, you will have to try to win it all in a shootout. No matter what mode you play, you must win the fights because if you lose, you go to the box. However, you can use the Practice mode to work on your fighting skills as well as your shootout technique. Will you be able to handle the action of NHL BLADES OF STEEL?</desc> | |
| <image>./images/NHL Blades of Steel-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Konami</developer> | |
| <publisher>Konami</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/NHL Blades of Steel-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/NHL Blades of Steel-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69543" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./NHL Hockey 95.gb</path> | |
| <name>NHL Hockey '95 (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/NHL Hockey 95-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/NHL Hockey 95-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/NHL Hockey 95-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69540" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./NHL Hockey 96.gb</path> | |
| <name>NHL '96 (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/NHL Hockey 96-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/NHL Hockey 96-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/NHL Hockey 96-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37148" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./NYR - New York Race (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>N.Y. Race (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It,Pt)</name> | |
| <desc>New York Race is game about future racing. Game is inspired by Luc Besson's film &quot;Fifth Element&quot;. There are more than 30 high-tech flying machines to choose and pilot (including the notorious Taxi and the cool police car).

There are four different modes available in NYR, the main one being the Championship mode that takes place over four different categories; Qualification, Beginner, Pro and Expert. 
Other modes include Single Race, Time Attack and the rather cool Keirin mode, that eliminates the contestant in last place at every checkpoint until the last man remains. 

In every race, you can pick up 4 elements which give you an added advantage: Water - leaves a liquid sphere behind you that slows your opponents down if they hit it, Fire - allows you to shoot a homing fireball at your opponents, Earth activates a temporary shield and Air - gives you a speed boost.
3 Dimensional action allows the player complete freedom of movement on a vertical and horizontal axis.
The races take place on 12 tracks, which can be unlocked by advancing through levels. The tracks are divided into four districts: Jet Set, Middle Class, Seedy District and China Town.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/NYR - New York Race (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.4</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Kalisto Entertainment SA|Psylogic</developer> | |
| <publisher>Wanadoo Edition</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/NYR - New York Race (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82536" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./NSYNC - Get to the Show.gbc</path> | |
| <name>NSYNC - Get to the Show (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/NSYNC - Get to the Show-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/NSYNC - Get to the Show-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/NSYNC - Get to the Show-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3565" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Nail 'n Scale.gb</path> | |
| <name>Nail'n Scale (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Nail'N Scale is a mixture of Jump'n Run and puzzle game. The player character can jump and throw nails at his enemies. Apart from killing enemies, nails can also serve as platform when they are thrown into blocks. Some blocks can be destroyed when you throw a nail into them and jump on the nail, whereas other blocks cannot even be penetrated by the nails. As the game progresses, levels get more and more complicated and new types of nails,such as explosive nails that remove particularly resilient blocks, become available.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Nail 'n Scale-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19920101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Data East</developer> | |
| <publisher>Data East</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Nail 'n Scale-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Nail 'n Scale-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69465" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Navy Seals.gb</path> | |
| <name>Navy Seals (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Like many of Ocean's games Navy Seals was licensed from a film of the same name, by Orion. You control a succession of the USA's elite fighters with the aim of destroying missiles held by terrorists. You must work your way through levels and find the exit to get to the next level. At the beginning and end of each level, there is a cut scene which consists of a still image with text, to progress the story of the game.

You will of course meet many more fighters throughout the level, and pick up improved weapons as the game goes on. The gameplay is fairly standard platform work, seen in many other Ocean movie tie-ins.

The Game Boy version of this game differs from the home computer version released around the same time. The level layout is different, there are no ladders ladders or ropes and you don't have to place bombs. This is possibly due to technical or game pack memory limitations of the Game Boy.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Navy Seals-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Ocean</developer> | |
| <publisher>Ocean</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Navy Seals-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Navy Seals-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3247" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Nemesis.gb</path> | |
| <name>Nemesis (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Nemesis-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Konami</developer> | |
| <publisher>Konami</publisher> | |
| <genre>Various</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Nemesis-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Nemesis-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82864" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./New Adventures of Mary-Kate & Ashley, The.gbc</path> | |
| <name>New Adventures of Mary-Kate & Ashley, The (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/New Adventures of Mary-Kate & Ashley, The-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/New Adventures of Mary-Kate & Ashley, The-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/New Adventures of Mary-Kate & Ashley, The-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37151" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./NickToons Racing.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Nicktoons Racing (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Nicktoons Racing for the Game Boy Color is conceptually similar to its console counterpart. It's a kart racing game but on the handheld it is viewed from a top down perspective. Some of the most famous Nickelodeon characters are competing on the race track and the player can choose to play as any of them. 

Two game modes exist: quick race and championship. In the quick race mode players can choose to play any track of the four available program environments. In the championship the player has to complete each track in a specific order. 

The game allows the player to race as the following seven Nickelodeon characters:

1. Tommy
2. Eliza
3. CatDog
4. Arnold
5. SpongeBob SquarePants
6. Dagget
7. Norbert

Tracks are divided into four different program environments: Angry Beavers, The Wild Thornberrys, SpongeBob SquarePants and Rugrats. There's numerous power ups that the player can pick up. For example: Checkered Flag will increase the car's top speed, wrapped package gives the player a free lap, stop sign will stop the opponents for a short time and the milk bottle causes the opponents to lose traction.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/NickToons Racing-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Pipedream Interactive, Inc.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Hasbro Interactive, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>4</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/NickToons Racing-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/NickToons Racing-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3589" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Nigel Mansell's World Championship Racing.gb</path> | |
| <name>Nigel Mansell's World Championship (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Timing smiled on Gremlin with this licensed Formula 1 simulation, as Nigel's long quest for a championship had finally come good. The game was pitched somewhere in between a full-blown simulation like F1 GP and action games like Continental Circus. Only 12 cars were in each race, which could last from between 3 and 20 laps.

Before each race you can customize wing downforce, gear ratio, tyre selection and fuel load choices pitstops are a standard feature of the longer races. The 16-bit versions include a unique 'Improve With Mansell' mode, in which a digitized version of Nigel's head appears in the top corner of the screen, offering instructions and praise.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Nigel Mansell's World Championship Racing-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19930101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Gremlin</developer> | |
| <publisher>GameTek</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Nigel Mansell's World Championship Racing-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Nigel Mansell's World Championship Racing-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69563" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Ninja Boy 2.gb</path> | |
| <name>Ninja Boy 2 (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Ninja Boy 2-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Ninja Boy 2-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Ninja Boy 2-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3101" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Ninja Boy.gb</path> | |
| <name>Ninja Boy (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Ninja Boy-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Nintendo</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Fight</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Ninja Boy-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Ninja Boy-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69564" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Ninja Gaiden Shadow.gb</path> | |
| <name>Ninja Gaiden Shadow (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Ninja Gaiden Shadow is a prequel to Ninja Gaiden. It is 1985, 3 years before the events of the NES game, and Jaquio has not yet been awakened. However, Emperor Garuda, an evil dictator, threatens New York city and it is up to the Ryu Hayabusa to fight him.

This game is an action side-scroller. Ryu can run, jump and beat his enemies using a sword. He also has a grappling-hook device, which can be used to reach higher platforms, which can then be hand-climbed across. By collecting power ups Ryu can use a magical technique called &quot;the art of the fire wheel&quot;, an ascending and spinning wheel of fire which will take more damage than his usual sword. He has up to 5 charges of this technique. Ryu has a life meter with six units, which can be replenished by finding proper power ups inside containers.

The game is divided in 5 stages. Each stages has sub-screens, and the main objective is to go from left to right till the end of the screen, destroying the enemies in the way. Among the enemies Ryu will find humans, cyborgs and machines. At the end of each stage a boss fight awaits Ryu.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Ninja Gaiden Shadow-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Natsume Co., Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Tecmo, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Ninja Gaiden Shadow-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Ninja Gaiden Shadow-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69568" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Ninja Taro.gb</path> | |
| <name>Ninja Taro (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Ninja Taro-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Ninja Taro-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Ninja Taro-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82531" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./No Fear - Downhill Mountain Biking (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>No Fear - Downhill Mountain Biking (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/No Fear - Downhill Mountain Biking (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/No Fear - Downhill Mountain Biking (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3064" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Nintendo World Cup.gb</path> | |
| <name>Nintendo World Cup (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>This soccer game was made at the time when Nintendo introduced their four player adapter, and was probably made for the four playing purpose. This is shown clearly when you choose to play 2 or more players. Then you can choose between many different ground layers, like ice, grass and stone, which adds to the replayability.

When you play a one player game you play the world cup as one of the top soccer countries of that time, and you meet countries in a fixed order. Cameroon in the first match and the final is against West Germany. In an old-school fashion you lose when you play a draw, there's no extra time whatsoever.

In the game you always steer only one character, which you choose before the match starts. You can then give simple orders to you team-mates, like pass, tackle and shoot. Your moves are also limited to these moves. The game is totally lawless, so feel free to make elbow tackles without a wink from the referee. Probably it was made this way to be funnier to play against friends.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Nintendo World Cup-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.85</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19910627T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Tecmo</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Nintendo World Cup-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Nintendo World Cup-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82534" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Noddy and the Birthday Party (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Noddy and the Birthday Party (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Noddy and the Birthday Party (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Noddy and the Birthday Party (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69588" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Nobunaga's Ambition.gb</path> | |
| <name>Nobunaga's Ambition (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>In the 16th century, Japan's Sengoku (&quot;Warring States&quot;) period divided the nation into numerous feudal states, each ruled by a daimyo. These daimyos would often go to war with each other. Many dreamt of conquering the land, becoming the Shogun and ruling the entire country. One of those daimyos was the ambitious Nobunaga Oda, a merciless ruler and a renowned strategist. Players take on the role of Nobunaga Oda or one of many other daimyos to try to conquer Japan. 

Nobunaga's Ambition is a turn-based strategy game which can be played in different modes. Gameplay is similar to Koei's better known Romance of the Three Kingdoms game. Players begin by selecting either a 17 regions scenario or a larger 50 scenario. Then, the player must select a daimyo, each of which is rated attributes in several categories; Age, Health, Ambition, Luck, Charm and IQ. As the game progresses, these values change depending on events in the game. The age value represents a time limit of sorts, as an elderly daimyo becomes increasingly likely to die of old age or sickness.

During each of turn (one per season), players can issue one of several commands from a menu. They include: Recruiting new soldiers, Training the army, Buying Weapons, Increasing Peasant morale, Forming alliances or Hiring Ninjas to bribe & assassinate. When one player attacks another, there is a war fought over the defender's region. Battles are fought in an overhead-view hex battle map. Each player takes turn moving units and issuing orders, which include attack, move, bribe and surrender. The goal is to defeat all of the enemy units (or force them into surrender). Army units each have a certain weakness against other types of enemies, and are also affected by the terrain.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Nobunaga's Ambition-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Koei</developer> | |
| <publisher>Koei</publisher> | |
| <genre>Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Nobunaga's Ambition-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Nobunaga's Ambition-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37153" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./O'Leary Manager 2000 (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>O'Leary Manager 2000 (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It,Nl,Ca)</name> | |
| <desc>In 2000 Ubi Soft released two David O'Leary-licensed games. One, David O'Leary's Total Soccer 2000, based on the PC game with the same name. The other one was a manager game, O'Leary Manager 2000.

The gameplay in O'Leary Manager 2000 is not only about the management aspects of football. It's a bit similar to Sensible World of Soccer, as you can play not only as the manager but also the player. This rendered using an top-down view similar to many Amiga games from the early nineties.

In total there is 240 licensed teams from the top two divisions in six European countries. As the manager you get to lay up training schedules, buy and sell players, pick the right players for the right tactics, and a lot of statistics. The game handles matches in three different ways, playing them, watching them or a text-based interface similar to Championship Manager, but with highlights shown in the top-down view. If you don't want to play through the whole season, you can play single matches against the AI or another player. The manager mode also supports multiple players.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/O'Leary Manager 2000 (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>LiveMedia UK</developer> | |
| <publisher>Ubisoft</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/O'Leary Manager 2000 (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/O'Leary Manager 2000 (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82538" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Oddworld Adventures 2.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Oddworld Adventures II (USA) (En,Fr,De,Es,It)</name> | |
| <desc>Abe thought he had saved the Mudokons from the evil Glukkons with the destruction of Rupture Farms. However, a new threat has arisen: the Glukkons who run Soul Storm Brewery have created an addictive drink made from Mudokon bones. To get all of the bones they need, Soul Storm has an army of Mudokon slaves excavating the Mudokon City of Death; when one of the slaves is worked to death, he becomes part of the product. The only person who can put a stop to this is Abe. You will guide Abe as he travels through the brewery and tries to destroy the boilers. Along the way, he must also try to save his people. Luckily, Abe can talk to his people and get them to help defeat the enemies and solve puzzles he faces along the way. Help Abe save the Mudokons in Oddworld Adventures 2.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Oddworld Adventures 2-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Saffire</developer> | |
| <publisher>GT Interactive</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Oddworld Adventures 2-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Oddworld Adventures 2-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3107" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Oddworld Adventures.gb</path> | |
| <name>Oddworld Adventures (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>You're Abe, the chanting Mudokon - the skinny guy in the loincloth with no weapons. And you have to run a death-defying gauntlet of falling rocks, land mines, rolling stones, and other, even more deadly, perils! As if that weren't enough, you're being chased by a legion of flesh-eating, heavily armed enemies. But when the going gets tough, Abe gets odd. So get going already!</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Oddworld Adventures-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.45</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19981231T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Saffire</developer> | |
| <publisher>GT Interactive</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Oddworld Adventures-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Oddworld Adventures-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69624" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Olympic Summer Games.gb</path> | |
| <name>Olympic Summer Games (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Olympic Summer Games is the 16-bit official videogame of the 1996 Olympic Games held in Atlanta, the third and the last IOC official title to be released on the console. A typical button masher, includes 10 events (100m sprint, 110m hurdles, pole vault, long jump, triple jump, javelin, high jump, discus, skeet and archery) and 32 countries around the world compete in custom or full Olympics, or just practice. Two players can compete head to head in the sprinting events, and a total of eight can play in the same game. Three difficulty levels allow competitive events for both rookies to veterans in the genre.

Sprinting events are a short and straight button mashing frenzy. 4 athletes compete simultaneously, the first winner advancing to the next round (two qualifiers and then the medal run). Only fast fingers and quick shotgun reaction can earn world record times. 

Jumping events are a mix of shorter button mashing bursts combined with timely pressed jumps. From the straight forward high and long jump events (run and then set the jump angle) to the more elaborate triple jump (as the name suggests, three jumps must be carefully measured for world class results) and the complex pole vault, where a strong run must be followed by a sharp pole fixation and good a release upwards. Both long jump and triple jump have a first round composed by three jumps, the better eight progress into the second round, where they are given three more jumps. In the high jump and pole vault the competition continues until all athletes miss three consecutive jumps.

The throwing events (discus and javelin) work in the same fashion as the jumping events, although trickier to pull, as the setting of the angle must be followed by a timely release. Each player is entitled to three throws, the top eight allowed three more attempts.

Finally, the shooting events. Archery is a three-round competition where the goal is to amass as many points as possible by shooting at the inner rings of the target. With six arrows per round, each shot must be calculated according to the wind, choosing between steady aim and lower tension (must be aimed upwards and compensating the wind) or higher tension but a jumpy aim (can be aimed directly at the &quot;gold&quot; points). Skeet is a five round competition where the goal is to hit five clay pigeons before they disappear off-screen with two slugs for each.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Olympic Summer Games-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19960101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Tiertex Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Black Pearl Software</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Olympic Summer Games-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Olympic Summer Games-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82547" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Ottifanten - Kommando Stoertebeker (Germany).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Ottifanten - Kommando Stoertebeker (Germany)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <video>./videos/Ottifanten - Kommando Stoertebeker (Germany)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3087" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Operation C.gb</path> | |
| <name>Operation C (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Operation C is a Game Boy sequel to the popular NES titles Contra and Super C and is, essentially, a side-scrolling shooter. You play a Rambo-esque character that goes around shooting everything in sight, collecting weapon upgrades and bonuses.

The game introduces the character of Black Viper to the series' oft-jumbled continuity. Black Viper would later return in the Nintendo DS title, Contra 4, as the primary villain. 

The game features only five levels, two of which are played from an overhead perspective similar to Super C. Operation C is also notable in featuring the upgradable Spread Gun (from three to five shots) and introducing the Hunter Gun. 

There is also the occasional platform element such as jumping puzzles, moving platforms etc., and the mandatory end-level boss.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Operation C-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.9</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19910202T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Ultra Software Corporation</developer> | |
| <publisher>Konami</publisher> | |
| <genre>Various / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Operation C-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Operation C-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69645" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Othello (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>Othello (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Othello (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Kawada, Co. Ltd</developer> | |
| <publisher>Kawada, Co. Ltd</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Othello (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Othello (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69661" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Out of Gas.gb</path> | |
| <name>Out of Gas (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>You are cruising around in outer space when suddenly you are out of gas. The game is played from an top-down view. The gameplay is not very far from Asteroids, where you are the pilot of a ship and must complete level after level. For each level your objective is to get gas by shoot a the G-signs scattered around the levels. In some levels you have to shooting the signs in a special order. The levels must be completed in time, and you also have to watch out for enemy fire.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Out of Gas-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.25</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Realtime Associates, Inc.</developer> | |
| <publisher>FCI</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Out of Gas-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Out of Gas-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3669" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./PGA European Tour.gb</path> | |
| <name>PGA European Tour (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>European Tour is best thought of as a remake of the original game, rather than a sequel as such. It features 5 courses from across Europe, and 60 top European pros, rather than the US-leaned lineup of the original. The graphics are much more detailed and colorful, as you'd expect considering the intervening years of advances in programming skill.

The control system is the standard three-click method used in most golf games, but you can now define intended draw/fade levels in advance of playing the shot, so that a perfect aim leads to a measured effect, and an imperfect one exaggerating the effect.

As well as the Stroke Play games of the original (where you count the total score across the whole round of 18 holes, and compare this to your opponent), there are also Match Play (where the aim is to win as many individual holes as possible) and Skins (the same, but with money) modes as well.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/PGA European Tour-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.45</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19950101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>EA Sports</developer> | |
| <publisher>Electronic Arts</publisher> | |
| <genre>Various / Sports</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/PGA European Tour-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/PGA European Tour-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69757" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./PGA Tour 96.gb</path> | |
| <name>PGA Tour 96 (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Additionally, only three courses are available for play: Sawgrass, Summerlin, River High and has four game modes: Pr</desc> | |
| <image>./images/PGA Tour 96-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Unexpected Development</developer> | |
| <publisher>Electronic Arts</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/PGA Tour 96-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/PGA Tour 96-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3431" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Pac-Attack.gb</path> | |
| <name>Pac-Attack (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Based on Namco's Japanese-only arcade puzzler Cosmo Gang the Puzzle, Pac-Attack is similar to many block-dropping puzzle games from the time, such as Puyo Puyo.

The objective of the game is to place ghosts and then, after three pieces (which can include one or two blocks as well), make Pac-Man eat as many ghosts as possible to try and clear up the game area. Pac-Man's directions are chosen at random between left or right, but as he goes moving on the game area (after you place him, of course), if he bumps against a block or a &quot;wall&quot; on the game area, he will change his direction. As with many block-dropping puzzlers, if a line of blocks and/or ghosts reaches the top, the game ends. However, by filling up a meter on the left of the game area, a fairy may appear that can clear approximately 6 or 7 lines with ghosts, but it only clears the ghosts, although the blocks that were on top of them will drop.

Also, like many puzzlers, it contains a versus mode against another human player. It's similar to the many versus modes of puzzle games: eat plenty of ghosts and your opponent will recieve many ghosts on his area.

The game also includes a Puzzle mode. It features 100 levels, in which you have to eat all ghosts with no more than 4 Pac-Men at least (the number reduces in certain levels), and, unlike the other modes, you can change Pac-Man's direction with the press of a button.

All of the handheld versions (including the one on Pac-Man Collection) lack the versus mode.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Pac-Attack-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19941202T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Namco</developer> | |
| <publisher>Namco</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Pac-Attack-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Pac-Attack-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3387" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Pac-In-Time.gb</path> | |
| <name>Pac-In-Time (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Everybody knows what/who Pac-Man is from his heyday in the '80s, but this time, we're getting a whole new adventure of our little eater. Guess his stomach is full, 'cause there's nothing much to eat here, only collecting points. This is much like some Indiana Jones adventure, only your little hero's Pac-Man instead of Harrison Ford.

Pac-in-time is the US release of Fury of the Furries. It's exactly the same game. Only the characters were changed: the not-so-known European Tinies (from the Skweek/Super Skweek/Tiny Skweeks/Brainies/Tinies games) were replaced by the widely known Pac-Man.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Pac-In-Time-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19950101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Kalisto</developer> | |
| <publisher>Namco</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Pac-In-Time-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Pac-In-Time-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37154" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Pac-Man - Special Color Edition.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Pac-Man - Special Color Edition (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>In celebration of the 20th anniversary of Pac-Man, this game pack includes a conversion of the original Pac-Man arcade game as well as the Tetris style puzzle game Pac-Attack.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Pac-Man - Special Color Edition-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Namco</developer> | |
| <publisher>Namco</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Action</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Pac-Man - Special Color Edition-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Pac-Man - Special Color Edition-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3129" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Pac-Man.gb</path> | |
| <name>Pac-Man (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>One of the most popular and influential games of the 1980's, Pac-Man stars a little, yellow dot-muncher who works his way around to clear a maze of the various dots and fruit which inhabit the board.

Pac-Man's goal is continually challenged by four ghosts: The shy blue ghost Bashful (Inky), the trailing red ghost Shadow (Blinky), the fast pink ghost Speedy (Pinky), and the forgetful orange ghost Pokey (Clyde). One touch from any of these ghosts means a loss of life for Pac-Man.

Pac-Man can turn the tables on his pursuers by eating of the four Energizers located within the maze. During this time, the ghosts turn blue, and Pac-Man can eat them for bonus points. This only lasts for a limited amount of time, as the ghost's eyes float back to their center box, and regenerate to chase after Pac-Man again.

Survive a few rounds of gameplay, and be treated to humorous intermissions between Pac-Man and the ghosts.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Pac-Man-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19910402T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Namco</developer> | |
| <publisher>Namco</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Pac-Man-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Pac-Man-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69711" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Palamedes (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>Palamedes (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>The goal of Palamedes is to clear the screen which is, line by line, filling up with dice. Players control a small person situated near the bottom of the screen, who can only be moved to the left or right. The number of the dice the person is holding can be changed with the B button, pressing the A button will shoot the dice upwards. If the die hits another one with a matching number, the targeted dice disappears from the playing area and is added to a column at the bottom of the screen. Pressing down after lining up at least three dice of either the same number or consecutive numbers in the bottom row will destroy up to five lines at once.

There are three modes of play: The standard single player mode, which requires the player to destroy a set number of lines in order to advance to the next stage; a tournament mode in which the player has to duel a number of CPU-controlled opponents and a two player mode.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Palamedes (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Hot-B Co., Ltd., Natsu System</developer> | |
| <publisher>Hot-B Co., Ltd.</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Palamedes (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Palamedes (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69716" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Panel Action Bingo.gb</path> | |
| <name>Panel Action Bingo (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Panel Action Bingo-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Panel Action Bingo-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Panel Action Bingo-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3413" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Paperboy 2.gb</path> | |
| <name>Paperboy 2 (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>You're a paper boy. Get on your bicycle. Avoid obstacles on the road, such as dogs, cars, and basically everything you can imagine. Hell, some people shoot cannon balls at you! And you'd better be very sure to only throw papers at the right houses! (and at people, that's fun :)</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Paperboy 2-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19920601T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Mindscape</developer> | |
| <publisher>Mindscape</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Paperboy 2-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Paperboy 2-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3159" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Paperboy.gb</path> | |
| <name>Paperboy (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Based on the arcade game, the object of Paperboy is to deliver papers to your customers while inflicting as much damage as possible to the houses of your non-customers. To make things more difficult, numerous obstacles get in your way including construction workers, rogue tires, skateboarders, dogs and cats, cars, and even the occasional tornado.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Paperboy-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19900702T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Mindscape</developer> | |
| <publisher>Mindscape</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Paperboy-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Paperboy-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36970" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Paperboy.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Paperboy (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Based on the arcade game, the object of Paperboy is to deliver papers to your customers while inflicting as much damage as possible to the houses of your non-customers. To make things more difficult, numerous obstacles get in your way including construction workers, rogue tires, skateboarders, dogs and cats, cars, and even the occasional tornado.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Paperboy-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.55</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19990101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Digital Eclipse</developer> | |
| <publisher>Midway</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Paperboy-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Paperboy-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36971" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Papyrus (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Papyrus (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It,Nl)</name> | |
| <desc>Papyrus is a platform game based on the Belgian comic and animated series of the same name by Lucien de Gieter.

In the game you play as Papyrus, a young Egyptian lad, in an ancient Egyptian setting. The princess Theti has been kidnapped by the evil High Priest Seth, who wants to take over the power of her father the pharaoh. Once you rescue Theti you can also play as her.

The game features typical platform controls, where you can move back and forth, jump, attack; by punching or throwing stones, climb, and hang from vines and cracks. There are 21 levels in total to play through, with seven boss battle mixed in.

A secret level can be unlocked using the &quot;Ubi Key&quot;, which is activated by connecting two GBCs playing Papyrus via the Infra-Red Port.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Papyrus (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Planet Interactive Development</developer> | |
| <publisher>Ubisoft</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Papyrus (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Papyrus (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="70150" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Parasol Stars - Rainbow Islands II (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>Parasol Stars - Rainbow Islands II (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Sequel to Bubble Bobble, Rainbow Islands sees Bub and Bob (in 2 player mode), who are now curiously small boys rather than dinosaurs, attempting to rid the Rainbow Islands of bad guys.Using the power to cast rainbows, trapping anything underneath, the boy</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Parasol Stars - Rainbow Islands II (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Parasol Stars - Rainbow Islands II (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3381" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Parodius (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>Parodius (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>This is mostly the parody of Gradius (Nemesis on some systems), with some flavor from other shoot-em-ups, like Twinbee. The series is available on numerous platforms.

The game is a right-to-left scrolling shoot-em-up. You can choose from 4 different flying creatures, with different weapons. You must finish 7 stages, each having a boss at the end. You may start at either one, but must complete every level to advance to the final stage.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Parodius (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19910405T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Konami</developer> | |
| <publisher>Konami</publisher> | |
| <genre>Shoot'em Up / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Parodius (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Parodius (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69750" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Penguin Wars.gb</path> | |
| <name>Penguin Wars (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Penguin Wars-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Penguin Wars-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Penguin Wars-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36972" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Perfect Dark.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Perfect Dark (USA, Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It)</name> | |
| <desc>Joanna Dark is about to become a full-fledged agent of the Carrington Institute. Before she does, though, she has one final field test to complete - an actual mission in the depths of the South American jungle. Joanna must infiltrate a hidden cyborg manufacturing facility. Along the way, she will have her first encounter with the nefarious dataDyne corporation.

Perfect Dark is a prequel to the Nintendo 64 game of the same name. Players assume the role of Joanna Dark, just before her induction into the Carrington Institute. The game plays from a top-down perspective, and you battle enemies with a variety of high-tech weaponry, from handguns to rocket launchers. A weapon can be assigned to the A Button and the B Button, which represent your left hand and your right hand. It's also possible to search dead enemies for items and ammo by pressing Select near their corpse.

Perfect Dark also includes a variety of mini-games which you encounter as you progress through the story. There are target ranges to practice in, vehicles to drive, sniper rifle sections, which are viewed through the sniper scope, and more. There are also boss battles against enemy cyborgs, helicopters, and other deadly enemies.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Perfect Dark-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.55</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Rareware</developer> | |
| <publisher>Rareware</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Adventure</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Perfect Dark-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Perfect Dark-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69770" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Pierre le Chef is... Out to Lunch (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>Pierre le Chef Is... Out to Lunch (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Pierre le Chef is... Out to Lunch (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Pierre le Chef is... Out to Lunch (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Pierre le Chef is... Out to Lunch (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69781" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Pinball Deluxe (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>Pinball Deluxe (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Pinball Deluxe (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher>GameTek UK Ltd.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Pinball</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Pinball Deluxe (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Pinball Deluxe (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69782" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Pinball Dreams.gb</path> | |
| <name>Pinball Dreams (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>The first in a line of pinball games from 21st Century and Digital Illusions, with four tables covering themes such as the wild west for Steel Wheel, space rockets for Ignition, a haunted graveyard for Nightmare and pop music for Beat Box. 

The portable versions for the Game Boy and Game Gear only have 3 of the 4 original tables with the removal of Beat Box.

The iPhone version includes updated graphics (optional) and gameplay in both portrait and landscape orientation.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Pinball Dreams-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.5</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Digital Illusions CE AB</developer> | |
| <publisher>GameTek, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action / Pinball</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Pinball Dreams-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Pinball Dreams-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3642" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Pinball Fantasies.gb</path> | |
| <name>Pinball Fantasies (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>After the success of Pinball Dreams on several systems, a sequel featuring four new tables was created. The gameplay is much the same as the first game, with realistic physics, multi-player options and a high score table to aim for. The tables are Partyland, Speed Devils, Billion Dollar Gameshow and Stones 'n' Bones, taking in a funfair, racing cars, a tacky game-show, and a graveyard. Each one has a range of ramps, combos, light sequences and targets to shoot, as well as general themes which are less influenced by real tables than those in Pinball Dreams.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Pinball Fantasies-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.35</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19950202T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>GameTek</developer> | |
| <publisher>Digital Illusions</publisher> | |
| <genre>Various / Pinball / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Pinball Fantasies-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Pinball Fantasies-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69783" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Pinball Mania (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>Pinball Mania (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Pinball Mania (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Spidersoft Limited</developer> | |
| <publisher>GameTek UK Ltd.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Pinball</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Pinball Mania (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Pinball Mania (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69790" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Pipe Dream.gb</path> | |
| <name>Pipe Dream (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Each level of this abstract puzzler challenges the player to set up a network of pipes to allow an unspecified substance known as 'flooz' to flow through as many of those as possible. The pieces are offered in random order, and there are seven different types - straight lines going horizontally or vertically, corners rotating in each of the four directions, and cross-over pieces which carry the flooz straight across horizontally and vertically. Each of these can be entered from either side. When the flooz hits a gap, or a piece which the previous piece can't flow into, the pipe is finished.

Before the flooz starts flowing from its randomly-selected starting position, the player has several seconds to start placing pieces. They can be put down anywhere. However a situation that can often occur is there will be a long and complex piping arrangement set up, yet a gap somewhere remains to be filled. Players are able to replace a piece with another in the same square (to make it easier to flow the flooz that way), but for a slight scoring penalty.

Bonuses are awarded for looping the flooz through both sides of at least 5 cross-over pieces, or passing the flooz through every square on the screen. Later levels have some squares on the grid blocked off, a few gaps in the side-wall (allowing flooz to thread to the other side of the screen). After every four levels there is a bonus game for points, in which the player can only place the pieces in the lowest open space in each column, similarly to the board game of &quot;Connect 4&quot;.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Pipe Dream-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>The Assembly Line</developer> | |
| <publisher>Bullet-Proof Software</publisher> | |
| <genre>Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Pipe Dream-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Pipe Dream-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3351" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Pit Fighter.gb</path> | |
| <name>Pit Fighter (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Pit-Fighter is a 3rd-person fight game that features digitized graphics of real fighters and zooming effects. Players select one of three fighters (Buzz, Ty or Kato) to take on anyone who dares. At the conclusion of a match, players are individually awarded a Knockout Bonus, Brutality Bonus, and a Fight Purse. Every third match is a Grudge Match where players test the skills of each other. The last man standing is the winner of this three-knockdown match. Players fight their way to the Elimination Match to decide who wins the opportunity to dethrone the champion, the Masked Warrior.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Pit Fighter-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.1</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19920602T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Atari</developer> | |
| <publisher>THQ</publisher> | |
| <genre>Fight / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Pit Fighter-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Pit Fighter-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82562" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Pitfall - Beyond the Jungle.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Pitfall GB</name> | |
| <desc>Pitfall: Beyond the Jungle is an Action game, developed by David A. Palmer Productions and published by Crave, which was released in 1998.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Pitfall - Beyond the Jungle-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.45</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19990101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>David A. Palmer Productions</developer> | |
| <publisher>Crave</publisher> | |
| <genre>Platform</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Pitfall - Beyond the Jungle-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Pitfall - Beyond the Jungle-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82563" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Planet of the Apes.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Planet of the Apes (USA) (En,Fr,De,Es,It,Nl)</name> | |
| <desc>Released in conjunction with the 2001 cinematic remake, PLANET OF THE APES, the game actually takes its plot from the 1968 original film. Play as Ulysses (the character that Charlton Heston originated), a human who has fallen to a post-apocalyptic Earth ruled by primates. Ulysses quickly discovers that he is being considered a sort of messiah by many of the apes (he's considered an enemy by others), and it is becoming readily apparent that the creatures want him to save them from the dangers of this new world. The game is packed with puzzles to solve, and the graphics are among the best ever created for the Game Boy Color. Modes of play include: Normal, in which Ulysses walks from location to location; Athletic, in which the hero runs and jumps through each level of the story; and Stealth, which requires Ulysses to crawl and slink into hidden areas not accessible in other modes. It's not easy to compare PLANET OF THE APES to any other video game, and that's really its charm.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Planet of the Apes-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>20011206T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Torus Games</developer> | |
| <publisher>Ubisoft</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Planet of the Apes-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Planet of the Apes-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69799" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Play Action Football.gb</path> | |
| <name>Play Action Football (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Play Action Football-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Play Action Football-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Play Action Football-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37155" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Player Manager 2001 (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Player Manager 2001 (Europe) (En,Fr)</name> | |
| <desc>Player Manager 2001 is the Game Boy Color version of the long running football management series that started on the Amiga in 1989. It follows the norm of the genre and lets you take control of any team in the top two divisions of five European countries (England, France, Germany, Spain and Italy). As the manager it is your task to buy and sell players, lay up training schedules, set contracts and scout for new players. Most importantly, your job is to choose the right squad, and create tactics that takes advantage of your opponents' weaknesses. There are different staff modes meaning that you can choose to put some parts of the game as auto. The matches are text based.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Player Manager 2001 (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>G3 Interactive Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>THQ</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Player Manager 2001 (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Player Manager 2001 (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82373" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Playmobil Interactive - Laura.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Laura (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Playmobil Interactive - Laura-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Playmobil Interactive - Laura-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69809" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Pocket Bomberman (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>Pocket Bomberman (Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Long, long ago, the sun was covered by a dark and heavy cloud. It was said this cloud was caused by a monster that had sealed the Sword of the Sun. Legends also says that to break the seal, a hero must collect five Power Stones that are guarded by monsters. Bomberman takes up the challenge as he is the last hero strong enough to defeat such monsters.

This is a side-scrolling platform game. In each world, you must clear four areas by killing any monsters within. To kill a monster, you drop a bomb. After a few seconds, the bomb explodes in a four-way blast. If the monster is within range of the blast, it is killed. After you clear these four areas, you must clear a fifth area by killing a boss to clear the world and collect its Power Stone.

Be careful, though, because if Bomberman is touched by a monster, touches a dangerous item or is caught in the blast of his own bomb, you lose a life. After all lives are gone, you get the option to restart that last area or quit. In most areas, you can, though the placement of bombs, find items to increase your jumping, speed, blast radius, etc.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Pocket Bomberman (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Hudson</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Pocket Bomberman (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Pocket Bomberman (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82583" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Pocket Music (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Pocket Music (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Pocket Music (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Pocket Music (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37156" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Pocket Bomberman.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Pocket Bomberman (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Long, long ago, the sun was covered by a dark and heavy cloud. It was said this cloud was caused by a monster that had sealed the Sword of the Sun. Legends also says that to break the seal, a hero must collect five Power Stones that are guarded by monsters. Bomberman takes up the challenge as he is the last hero strong enough to defeat such monsters.

This is a side-scrolling platform game. In each world, you must clear four areas by killing any monsters within. To kill a monster, you drop a bomb. After a few seconds, the bomb explodes in a four-way blast. If the monster is within range of the blast, it is killed. After you clear these four areas, you must clear a fifth area by killing a boss to clear the world and collect its Power Stone.

Be careful, though, because if Bomberman is touched by a monster, touches a dangerous item or is caught in the blast of his own bomb, you lose a life. After all lives are gone, you get the option to restart that last area or quit. In most areas, you can, though the placement of bombs, find items to increase your jumping, speed, blast radius, etc.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Pocket Bomberman-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Hudson</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Role playing games / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Pocket Bomberman-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Pocket Bomberman-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82565" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Pocket Bowling.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Pocket Bowling (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>The action and excitement of using a big ball to knock down white pins comes to the Game Boy Color with POCKET BOWLING. Make your selection from six different bowlers, including an android. Once you have a bowler that matches your style of play, use the Training mode to work on picking up spares and to get the hang of the game controls. When you are ready for some action, play against a human or computer opponent in the Standard mode. If you want an extra challenge, try to win a tournament against four opponents in four different alleys. In all of the modes, getting the perfect shot requires lining it up, setting the proper amount of spin and power, and letting the ball go at the right time. Play POCKET BOWLING, and become master of the lanes.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Pocket Bowling-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Athena</developer> | |
| <publisher>Jaleco Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Pocket Bowling-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Pocket Bowling-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82589" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Pocket Racing (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Pocket Racing (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Pocket Racing (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Pocket Racing (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82592" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Pocket Soccer.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Pocket Soccer (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It,Pt)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Pocket Soccer-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports / Soccer</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Pocket Soccer-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Pocket Soccer-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69972" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Pokemon Blue Version.gb</path> | |
| <name>Pokemon - Blue Version (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>After venturing alone into tall grass, a voice warns the player to stop, which is revealed to be Professor Oak, a famous Pokémon researcher. Professor Oak explains to the player that wild Pokémon may be living there, and encountering them alone can be very dangerous. He takes the player to his laboratory where the player meets Oak's grandson, a rival aspiring Pokémon Trainer. The player and the rival are both instructed to select a starter Pokémon for their travels out of Bulbasaur, Squirtle, and Charmander. Oak's Grandson will always choose the Pokémon which is stronger against the player's starting Pokémon. He will then challenge the player to a Pokémon battle with their newly obtained Pokémon, and will continue to battle the player at certain points throughout the games.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Pokemon Blue Version-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.9</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19980930T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Nintendo</developer> | |
| <publisher>Game Freak</publisher> | |
| <genre>Role playing games</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Pokemon Blue Version-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Pokemon Blue Version-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82606" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Pokemon Crystal Version.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Pokemon - Crystal Version (USA, Europe) (Rev A)</name> | |
| <desc>Pocket Monster mania continues with Nintendo's release of Pokémon Crystal for the Game Boy Color. Much as 1999's Pokémon Yellow offered gentle enhancements to the basic story and gameplay of the original Pokémon Red and Pokémon Blue games, Pokémon Crystal is based on the second-wave Pokémon Gold and Pokémon Silver releases.

Though it follows the same story told in the Gold and Silver versions, Pokémon Crystal has some new options and special features. For the first time, gamers have the choice to play as a female trainer in this version. Also, just as Pokémon Yellow included a special Pikachu, trainers are aided by an unusual Suicune in this release. Pokémon Crystal is designed to offer a complete Pokémon experience for those new to the ubiquitous phenomenon and additional challenges for seasoned trainers who simply have to catch 'em all.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Pokemon Crystal Version-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.85</rating> | |
| <releasedate>20010729T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Game Freak</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Pokemon Crystal Version-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Pokemon Crystal Version-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82619" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Pokemon Gold Version.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Pokemon - Gold Version (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Enter a whole new world, with new Pokémon to capture, train and battle! Meet Professor Elm and get the all-new Poké Gear, including map, radio, cell phone and clock. Set the clock then watch as day turns to night and events take place in real time - and be sure to keep an eye out for Pokémon that come out only at night!

* Dozens of never-before-seen Pokémon! Find new evolutions for some familiar Pokémon and discover whole new species. Your Pokédex will even reveal genders of some Pokémon.
* A whole new world! Explore Johto, where there are new gym leaders to beat and eight new badges to earn.
* Two new types! Introducing Dark and Steel-type Pokémon.
* Trade with Silver, Red, Blue, and Yellow versions to catch ?em all!</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Pokemon Gold Version-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.85</rating> | |
| <releasedate>20001014T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Game Freak</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Pokemon Gold Version-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Pokemon Gold Version-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82598" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Pokemon Pinball.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Pokemon Pinball (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Discover a whole new way to collect Pokemon - by playing pinball! Hit the targets with your Poke Ball to catch and evolve Pokemon. The better you do, the more rare Pokemon you'll find! Every Pokemon you catch is automatically recorded in your Pokedex - see if you catch all 150! Some Pokemon appear only on the Red Field or only on the Blue Field, so you'll have to play them both to catch 'em all!</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Pokemon Pinball-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19990628T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Jupiter Corporation</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Pinball</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Pokemon Pinball-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Pokemon Pinball-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82600" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Pokemon Puzzle Challenge.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Pokemon Puzzle Challenge (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Pokémon Puzzle Challenge, originally released in Japan as Pokemon de Panepon (????????? Pokemon de Panepon?), is a video game for the Game Boy Color. It is based on Panel de Pon, only with characters from the Pokémon franchise. The characters in Pokémon Puzzle Challenge are based on those in the Gold and Silver games, while those in Pokémon Puzzle League?its Nintendo 64 equivalent?were based more on the anime characters. However, the game is also focused around beating the Johto leaders in a puzzle challenge in Johto region. The game play mode is divided into 1 Player, 2 Player, and Training.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Pokemon Puzzle Challenge-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>20000901T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Intelligent Systems</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Pokemon Puzzle Challenge-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Pokemon Puzzle Challenge-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="69990" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Pokemon Red Version.gb</path> | |
| <name>Pokemon - Red Version (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>After venturing alone into tall grass, a voice warns the player to stop, which is revealed to be Professor Oak, a famous Pokémon researcher. Professor Oak explains to the player that wild Pokémon may be living there, and encountering them alone can be very dangerous. He takes the player to his laboratory where the player meets Oak's grandson, a rival aspiring Pokémon Trainer. The player and the rival are both instructed to select a starter Pokémon for their travels out of Bulbasaur, Squirtle, and Charmander. Oak's Grandson will always choose the Pokémon which is stronger against the player's starting Pokémon. He will then challenge the player to a Pokémon battle with their newly obtained Pokémon, and will continue to battle the player at certain points throughout the games.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Pokemon Red Version-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.9</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19980930T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Nintendo</developer> | |
| <publisher>Game Freak</publisher> | |
| <genre>Role playing games</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Pokemon Red Version-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Pokemon Red Version-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82616" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Pokemon Silver Version.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Pokemon - Silver Version (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Enter a whole new world, with new Pokémon to capture, train and battle! Meet Professor Elm and get the all-new Poké Gear, including map, radio, cell phone and clock. Set the clock then watch as day turns to night and events take place in real time-and be sure to keep an eye out for Pokémon that come out only at night!</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Pokemon Silver Version-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.85</rating> | |
| <releasedate>20001014T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Game Freak</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Pokemon Silver Version-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Pokemon Silver Version-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82603" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Pokemon Trading Card Game.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Pokemon Trading Card Game (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>The greatest Pokemon Trading Card Game players of all time - the Grand Masters - are looking for one player worthy of inheriting the four rare, Legendary Pokemon Cards! Build new decks with the Auto Deck Machine, hone your skills on the Challenge Machine and test your ability in Challenge Hall. Expand your card collection, duel your way through 8 Club Masters and earn the right to challenge the Grand Masters in the Pokemon Dome! Shadowy figures, wise instructors and powerful opnnents await in the ultimate trading card game adventure.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Pokemon Trading Card Game-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate>20000410T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Hudson</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Pokemon Trading Card Game-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Pokemon Trading Card Game-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="70017" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Pokemon Yellow Version - Special Pikachu Edition.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Pokemon - Yellow Version - Special Pikachu Edition (USA, Europe) (GBC,SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Like Pokémon Red and Blue, Yellow takes place in the region of Kanto, which features habitats for 151 Pokémon species. The objectives remain the same as well, though some differences exist along the way. For example, in the beginning, the player is not given an option of choosing one of three starter Pokémon. Instead, a wild Pikachu that Professor Oak catches becomes the player's starter Pokémon, while the rival character takes an Eevee. </desc> | |
| <image>./images/Pokemon Yellow Version - Special Pikachu Edition-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.9</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19991019T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Nintendo</developer> | |
| <publisher>Game Freak</publisher> | |
| <genre>Role playing games</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Pokemon Yellow Version - Special Pikachu Edition-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Pokemon Yellow Version - Special Pikachu Edition-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82623" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Polaris SnoCross.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Polaris SnoCross (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Polaris SnoCross-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Polaris SnoCross-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Polaris SnoCross-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36974" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Pong - The Next Level.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Pong - The Next Level (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>After years of game gulping cash left, right and center at the old arcade machine, Pong has returned in an all new 3D title on the PC. But it isn't just your simple Pong any more. Now you can play Jungle Pong, Football Pong, Ice Hockey Pong and 4 player Pong. All this plus 3D graphics. Not to mention animated Penguins (!?!?!).</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Pong - The Next Level-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>1</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Eastridge Technology|Morning Star Multimedia</developer> | |
| <publisher>Hasbro Interactive, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Pong - The Next Level-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Pong - The Next Level-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="70030" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Popeye 2.gb</path> | |
| <name>Popeye 2 (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Popeye 2 is a side-scrolling platform game in which the player plays as Popeye. The player can walk in all directions, punch, duck and jump. Using the punch attack the player can destroy bricks. When destroyed, some bricks will reveal spinach which can be collected. The number of collected spinach determines the size of Popeyes fist. When Popeye is hit by an enemy the size of his fist decreases again. The player can collect a maximum of seven cans of spinach at which point the player gains a ranged attack where it shoots spinach cans. When the player loses all spinach he dies. Each series of levels is concluded with a level boss.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Popeye 2-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19930101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Copya System Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Activision</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Popeye 2-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Popeye 2-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="70038" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Populous (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>Populous (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Populous (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Populous (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Populous (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36976" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Portal Runner.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Portal Runner (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>In Portal Runner you assume the role of the bow and arrow wielding Vikki G. Thinking she was investigating a hot story Vikki is lured into a diabolical trap set by her nemesis, the beautiful Blue super spy Brigitte Bleu. This trap sends Vikki to mysterious land where strange creatures lurk. Along the way, Vikki stumbles upon a Lion named Leo, and together they travel from portal to portal hoping that the next portal will lead them home.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Portal Runner-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Handheld Games</developer> | |
| <publisher>3DO</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Adventure</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Portal Runner-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Portal Runner-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3685" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Power Mission.gb</path> | |
| <name>Power Mission (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Power Mission is a turn-based strategy game set at sea. Both players choose one of five fleets which consist of combinations of eight different units. Different kinds of units have varying attributes like attack strength or range. At the start of a battle</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Power Mission-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19910102T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>NTVIC</developer> | |
| <publisher>Vap</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Power Mission-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Power Mission-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37164" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Power Quest.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Power Quest (USA) (En,Fr,De,Es,It) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Power Quest is a mixture of Role playing and fighting game. School has finished and you join the new fighting model robots craze, you must fight your way into the tournaments and update your model with new parts to get it powerful enough.
You can walk around the town to find opponents to beat and get money to buy new parts before you enter the tournaments.

You can also play Power Quest in a simple fighting game mode where you select one of the six and fight the other models one after another.
There is also a vs mode to play against a friend using the infrared port.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Power Quest-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Japan System Supply</developer> | |
| <publisher>Sunsoft</publisher> | |
| <genre>Role playing games</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Power Quest-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Power Quest-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="70049" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Power Racer.gb</path> | |
| <name>Power Racer (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Power Racer-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Tecmo</developer> | |
| <publisher>Tecmo</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Power Racer-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Power Racer-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82631" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Power Rangers - Lightspeed Rescue.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Power Rangers - Lightspeed Rescue (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>The Power Rangers have decided to take a more active role in their hometown of Mariner Bay. They have redesigned their Zords into rescue vehicles including a helicopter, ambulance, and fire truck providing the city with a powerful response team. Choose your character from among all five Rangers, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. The spandex-clad heroes must travel through 20 levels in an attempt to save people from fires, floods and other natural disasters. Every Power Ranger must search through the levels for all of the tools needed to make the rescue, as well as find the proper path around the destruction. However, the evil Diabolico dispatches his henchmen to block the Power Rangers at every turn while they also must contend with Mother Nature. Take control of the Rangers and save the day in POWER RANGERS LIGHT SPEED RESCUE.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Power Rangers - Lightspeed Rescue-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Natsume</developer> | |
| <publisher>THQ</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Power Rangers - Lightspeed Rescue-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Power Rangers - Lightspeed Rescue-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82634" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Power Rangers - Time Force.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Power Rangers - Time Force (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>As time is being torn apart by evil forces, there is only one force powerful enough to stop it: the Power Rangers! In POWER RANGERS TIME FORCE for the Game Boy Color, you take the role of the color-coordinated heroes and fight the good fight. The game plays out in 2D battles and side-scrolling action in two different ways: you will be forced to battle enemies in human form, and you'll also have to band together and become a Megazord to take down the most powerful bosses. Each character offers several different attributes and statistics, so choosing the right Ranger is critical. There are 15 levels in all, each coming with a different theme. You'll take the Power Rangers everywhere from pyramids to space environments as you fight to save the world. POWER RANGERS TIME FORCE is a great adventure across time and space, and it's sure to please fans of both side-scrolling games and the numerous incarnations of the television show.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Power Rangers - Time Force-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Natsume</developer> | |
| <publisher>THQ</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Power Rangers - Time Force-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Power Rangers - Time Force-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82636" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Power Spike Pro Beach Volleyball.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Power Spike - Pro Beach Volleyball (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Power Spike Pro Beach Volleyball-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Power Spike Pro Beach Volleyball-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Power Spike Pro Beach Volleyball-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3182" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Prehistorik Man.gb</path> | |
| <name>Prehistorik Man (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>&quot;Me hungry! Me want FOOD!!&quot;

You, Sam the caveman, are hungry. You travel through various levels, defeating enemies, to gain yourself enough to eat in this side-scrolling platform game. Unlike the other game, the levels and controls differ in this version, due to the limitations of the Game Boy. There are ten levels and after every second level, there is a boss fight. Also, there are only two buttons, jump and attack.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Prehistorik Man-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19950101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Titus</developer> | |
| <publisher>Titus</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Prehistorik Man-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Prehistorik Man-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3322" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Primal Rage.gb</path> | |
| <name>Primal Rage (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>A meteor struck the Earth, and caused great chaos. Seven gods from ancient times awoke, and are now attempting to take control of the post-apocalyptic world.

Primal Rage is a one-on-one fighting game featuring dinosaurs and giant apes as the fighters. The graphics are done with digitized stop-motion animation. Gameplay is similar to Mortal Kombat in that it is viewed from a side perspective, and features deadly finishing moves at the end of the match.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Primal Rage-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.45</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19950702T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Time Warner Interactive</developer> | |
| <publisher>Probe</publisher> | |
| <genre>Fight / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Primal Rage-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Primal Rage-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3068" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Prince of Persia.gb</path> | |
| <name>Prince of Persia (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>The Grand Vizier Jaffar has thrown you into a dark dungeon and plans to marry the girl of your dreams in an hour. You're not going to let that happen are you? Try to escape from the dungeon, take out Jaffar's guards, find your way through the Sultan's palace and defeat Jaffar himself. Now go, you've got 60 minutes!

Prince of Persia is a 2D platformer with run and jump gameplay. Your hero must avoid deadly traps, solve some simple puzzles and engage in sword fights with the guards. The player has an infinite amount of lives, but has to restart at the beginning of a level each time he dies, and must complete the game within an hour. An especially noteworthy aspect of the game is the very fluent animation of your character.

The Game Boy Color and SNES versions of the game feature additional levels and new enemies. The Genesis version has a new intro and an altered set of graphics but the level layout remains almost identical to that of the original.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Prince of Persia-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Broderbund Software</developer> | |
| <publisher>Avalon Interactive</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Prince of Persia-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Prince of Persia-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36978" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Prince of Persia.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Prince of Persia (USA, Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It)</name> | |
| <desc>The Grand Vizier Jaffar has thrown you into a dark dungeon and plans to marry the girl of your dreams in an hour. You're not going to let that happen are you? Try to escape from the dungeon, take out Jaffar's guards, find your way through the Sultan's palace and defeat Jaffar himself. Now go, you've got 60 minutes!

Prince of Persia is a 2D platformer with run and jump gameplay. Your hero must avoid deadly traps, solve some simple puzzles and engage in sword fights with the guards. The player has an infinite amount of lives, but has to restart at the beginning of a level each time he dies, and must complete the game within an hour. An especially noteworthy aspect of the game is the very fluent animation of your character.

The Game Boy Color and SNES versions of the game feature additional levels and new enemies. The Genesis version has a new intro and an altered set of graphics but the level layout remains almost identical to that of the original.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Prince of Persia-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Red Orb Entertainment</developer> | |
| <publisher>Red Orb Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Prince of Persia-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Prince of Persia-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82647" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Pro Darts.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Pro Darts (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Pro Darts-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports / Dart</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Pro Darts-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Pro Darts-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37165" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Pro Pool.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Pro Pool (USA) (En,Fr,De)</name> | |
| <desc>Pro Pool is a Pool simulation game on the Game Boy Color. You can play a single game against the computer or a friend using a link cable, or you can start hustling. In the hustle mode you start with 100 dollars and have to play games to earn money. With more money you will gain access to bigger places with tougher competitors where more money can be earned. With enough money you can start your own pool bar.

The game allows you to play a variety of pool games such as 8 Ball, 9 Ball, 6 Ball, 3 Ball, Straight pool and Speed pool. There are 64 computer opponents to play against.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Pro Pool-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Blade Interactive Studios Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Codemasters</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Pro Pool-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Pro Pool-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82651" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Project S-11.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Project S-11 (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>When a vicious crew of aliens decides to hone in on Earth and do some damage, you're the planet's only hope for salvation. You'd better be in top form as you command a killer spacecraft out into orbit in hopes of rescuing humanity from unthinkable misery. Each of the eight stages in PROJECT S-11 poses unique challenges, and each setting is more harrowing than the last. Although you're going it alone in this one, there are four different types of power-ups hidden throughout the game to give the boost you'll need to survive and wipe out the terrifying extra-terrestrials. You'll benefit from a complete statistical readout that adorns the right side of your screen, keeping you abreast of all necessary information: your score, your ship's armor level, and the number of bombs you have stored up for combat. The game's fast-paced action looks excellent in full color, and the intensity of it will have you breaking a sweat before you're through the first level. Those aliens had better look out with you at the controls, Earth stands a fighting chance.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Project S-11-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Paragon 5</developer> | |
| <publisher>Sunsoft</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Project S-11-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Project S-11-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="70087" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Prophecy - The Viking Child.gb</path> | |
| <name>Prophecy - The Viking Child (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Prophecy - The Viking Child-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Prophecy - The Viking Child-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Prophecy - The Viking Child-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82652" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Puchi Carat (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Puchi Carat (Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Puchi Carat (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Puchi Carat (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82660" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Puzzle Master.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Puzzle Master (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Puzzle Master-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Puzzle Master-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Puzzle Master-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36981" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Puzzled.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Puzzled (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Disguised behind a 50's style B-movie background story about an evil professor (trying to take over the world, of course) who turns the hero (you) into a shapeless 'blob', is an increasingly complex strategic puzzle game with a variety of different targets. Typical Mission goals would be centered around clearing the screen of all elements, but hitting certain targets on the way and making sure that there is still a route to the exit. If the player reaches the exit with all mission objectives complete, the next level is introduced by a password. Playtime per level is up to 20 minutes and there are 150 levels. The first 20 or so levels introduce all game elements one by one.

There are various extras, allowing to manipulate puzzle pieces, remove blocked routes and so on, as well as special blocks such as teleporters (beaming you around the playfield), or ice (making direction changes impossible) etc.

The basic principle is like memory, i.e. two equal looking puzzle pieces need to be found and are then taken of the playfield. To do that the player can 'clone' the blob, and send his alter ego to connect the blocks occupied by the main character and the clone.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Puzzled-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.4</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Elo Interactive Media GmbH</developer> | |
| <publisher>Conspiracy Entertainment Corp.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Puzzled-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Puzzled-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="70126" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Pyramids of Ra.gb</path> | |
| <name>Pyramids of Ra (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Pyramids of Ra-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Source Research & Development Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Matchbox International Ltd</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Pyramids of Ra-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Pyramids of Ra-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3624" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Q Billion.gb</path> | |
| <name>Q Billion (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>In Q Billion, you play a mouse which must level out a playfield filled with stacks of tiles. To do this, the mouse must climb onto one stack and push a taller, neighbouring stack so that tiles fall off, until there are no tiles stacked on top of each other. Oftentimes, there stacks are not adjacent to each other, which forces the mouse to push a tile next to the stack in order to have something to stand on. Since the mouse is so weak, it can only move a single tile. This calls for a lot of juggling, since in order to move a stack of three tiles (represented by a 3 in a square), it must move a single tile next to a stack of two tiles, then move another tile to the other side of the small stack and push the uppermost tile of the stack onto the single tile in order to create a stack of two next to the stack of three. If there is a distance greater than one or two squares between the stacks, it makes the task daunting and requires a lot of planning, which puts this game straight into the old style of Japanese puzzles pioneered by Sokoban.

Later stages introduce tiles of different kinds, symbolised by hearts, squares or stars. These tiles will, when moved together in groups of four, be eliminated; or at least the uppermost layer will. This calls for three-dimensional or even four-dimensional thinking on behalf of the player. None of the special tiles must be left on the screen for the stage to be cleared.

A second gaming mode contains ready-made puzzles which must be solved in a limited amount of time. An editing mode will also allow the player to create levels of his own.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Q Billion-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19890101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>SETA Corporation</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Q Billion-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Q Billion-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3435" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Q-bert.gb</path> | |
| <name>Q-bert for Game Boy (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Q*bert is a conversion of the popular arcade game. The goal is to change all of the tiles on a pyramid to the target color. To do this you guide Q*bert around the pyramid, and every tile he hops on will change color. On early levels, a single hop will change the tile to the desired color, but on later levels you may need to hop on a tile multiple times or even avoid hopping on a tile multiple times! Trying to stop Q*bert are many different creatures which wander around the board, including Coily the snake, Slick and Sam, and falling balls. On the edge of the board are floating discs; if Q*bert jumps on one of these discs when the snake is in pursuit, the snake will fall off the board while Q*bert is safely transported to the top.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Q-bert-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.4</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19920202T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>D. Gottlieb & Co.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Parker Brothers</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Q-bert-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Q-bert-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82662" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Qix Adventure (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>QIX Adventure (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Qix Adventure (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Qix Adventure (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82661" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Q-bert.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Q-bert (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Q-bert-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Q-bert-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Q-bert-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3462" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Qix.gb</path> | |
| <name>QIX (World)</name> | |
| <desc>In this game, you guide a marker which must draw rectangles and other weird objects in order to claim your territory, and you can either draw these rectangles fast or slow. Drawing the rectangles using the &quot;slow&quot; method awards you the most points. Once a rectangle has been made, it will be colored in to show that you have claimed your territory. While drawing the rectangles, you need to watch out for Qix (pronounced &quot;kicks&quot;), a series of colored lines that crawl the screen. In addition to Qix, you also need to avoid the Sparks who travel around the border, as well as any lines that you have made, as well as The Fuse, who travels along the line that you are drawing. Once you have claimed enough territory, you proceed to the next level.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Qix-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.5</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19900502T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Taito</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Qix-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Qix-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="65240" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Quarth.gb</path> | |
| <name>Quarth (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Quarth is a typical puzzle/arcade game. Quarth can be moved from right to left while the screen scrolls down. The playing field is filled with different blocks and your aim is to fill them in so they form complete rectangles or squares. Only when you succeed in this mission, the concerned blocks will disappear. New 'unformed' blocks appear while the playing field scrolls down making you play into full action at all times. As soon as a line of blocks reaches the bottom line, it is Game Over. Then you 'll be granted 10 seconds to decide if you want continue the level. Each Level consists of 9 Areas and you progress to the next level once you've cleared the last area. The Battle mode is a dual player mode.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Quarth-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>1</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19900101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Konami</developer> | |
| <publisher>Ultra Games</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Quarth-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Quarth-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82665" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Quest - Fantasy Challenge.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Quest - Fantasy Challenge (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Quest - Fantasy Challenge-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Quest - Fantasy Challenge-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Quest - Fantasy Challenge-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82663" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Quest RPG - Brian's Journey.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Quest RPG - Brian's Journey (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Brian lives in a peaceful and quiet town where nothing ever happens, which is the way everyone likes it. Suddenly, hordes of evildoers overrun the town and start wreaking havoc in this once-sleepy community. The town is counting on Brian to go on a quest to restore peace and harmony. You take control of the unlikely hero and set out on the adventure of a lifetime. While traveling, you will discover something more nefarious is happening, and you'll have your hands full of monsters and enemies. Throughout your journey you will have to battle these monsters and enemies in turn-based combat with a twist. The twist is that you can move between turns to dodge attacks, and you can also combine spells and attacks to create special moves. Help Brian save his town, and maybe even the world, in QUEST RPG: Brian's Journey.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Quest RPG - Brian's Journey-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Sunsoft</developer> | |
| <publisher>Sunsoft</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Quest RPG - Brian's Journey-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Quest RPG - Brian's Journey-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37168" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Quest for Camelot.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Quest for Camelot (USA) (En,Fr,Es) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Quest for Camelot tells the story of a young girl who dreams of threading in her father's footsteps and becoming one of the knights of the round table. The game is based on the Warner Bros. Animation film from 1998 with the same name.

The game is an action adventure in the style of the Legend of Zelda: A link to the Past and Link's Awakening. You see your character Kayley from a top down perspective. You will have to fight enemies, solve puzzles, disable traps, and converse with NPCs. You can perform various attacks with your weapons, such as spin and lunge attacks. You can acquire a variety of different objects to make your quest easier such as: a compass, slingshot, grappling hook, and a snorkel. Kayley can also ride horseback.

The game features nine regions with a total of over 60 areas to visit. Scenery varies from forests, mountains, villages and cave.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Quest for Camelot-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Titus</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action / Adventure</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Quest for Camelot-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Quest for Camelot-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36992" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./R-Type DX.gbc</path> | |
| <name>R-Type DX (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>As the pilot of the R-9 space fighter, you're mankind's last hope of destroying the vicious Bydo Empire before they can wipe out the human race! This cart includes R-Type and R-Type II for the Game Boy and Game Boy Color enhanced versions, as well as the deluxe version, R-Type DX (R-Type and R-Type mixed in one single game).</desc> | |
| <image>./images/R-Type DX-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Bits Studios Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Shooter / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/R-Type DX-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/R-Type DX-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3258" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./R-Type II (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>R-Type II (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>The second R-Type brings more of the same shoot-em up action.
Gameplay is identical to the previous R-Type, except you now have two new weapons.

There are six levels, with themes similar to the previous game. Notable parts include an underwater battle in level 2, and a giant Bydo fleet in level 3.

The Game Boy version of R-Type 2 is missing 1 level and both of the new weapons from the original arcade game.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/R-Type II (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.4</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19920101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Irem</developer> | |
| <publisher>Irem</publisher> | |
| <genre>Shoot'em Up / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/R-Type II (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/R-Type II (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3356" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./R-Type.gb</path> | |
| <name>R-Type (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>R-Type is a side scrolling shoot 'em up best known for its extremely tough and strategic gameplay. You control the R-9 spaceship as it launches a last-ditch effort to repel the evil Bydo empire.

The R-9 comes equipped as standard with a small gun which can only take down the smallest of enemies without firing several shots. By holding down the fire button, it can be loaded up so as to release a large burst of energy, eliminating all but the strongest enemies in its path. From time to time, pods will come flying in your direction. Upon being shot, they release an upgrade. The first one will invariably be the one called &quot;The Force&quot;, which is a weapons pod that clings either to the front or the back of your ship, absorbing any enemy bullets or acting as a bumper with which you can fly head-on into them. You can also use it as an offensive weapon by firing it and pulling it back in. Mastering the Force is vital to surviving in R-Type, since it must be used both as protection against bullet clusters, as a remote controlled cannon, and in order to clear the screen from obstacles. Other upgrades give you target-seeking missiles or a bigger main gun. Different gun types, differentiated by their colour, serve different purposes. The blue one sends laser beams bouncing across the screen (good for tunnels), the red one fires straight ahead, and the yellow one follows any walls it may encounter (good for artillery emplacements).

The stages of R-Type are made in an organic style, certainly inspired by H. R. Giger's artwork for the Alien movies. When it came out, it was considered trend-setting since it broke off from the stereotypical sci-fi mould of other shoot'em'ups. In part, the levels themselves are your enemy, which is exemplified by the fourth, where spider-like creatures weave webs that cover the screen and block your path, or levels with intricate tunnel systems. Still, the levels are best handled with a combination of strategy and reflexes, without the memorisation that is required of R-Type's contemporary rival, Gradius.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/R-Type-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19910502T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Irem</developer> | |
| <publisher>Irem</publisher> | |
| <genre>Shoot'em Up / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/R-Type-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/R-Type-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="70140" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Race Days.gb</path> | |
| <name>Race Days (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Race Days lets the player participate in two different types of racing all on one cartridge, Dirty Racing and 4 Wheel Drive.

Dirty Racing is an overhead view with Grand Prix-style cars similar to Micro Machines on a series of courses while avoiding obstacles and taking out opponents.

4 Wheel Drive is a behind-the-wheel perspective, similar to NASCAR Fast Tracks in a series of off-road courses complete with hills, bumps and sharp curves while trying to overtake opponents. The player is also warned of any upcoming sharp turns by arrows at the top of their windshield.

Two friends can also compete against each other using the GameLink cable.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Race Days-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19940101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Gremlin</developer> | |
| <publisher>GameTek, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Race Days-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Race Days-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82915" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Racin' Ratz.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Tyco RC - Racin' Ratz (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Racin' Ratz-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Racin' Ratz-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3666" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Race Drivin'.gb</path> | |
| <name>Race Drivin' (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Race Drivin' is a sequel to the arcade driving simulator Hard Drivin'. Game play is similar to the first game. The player must complete laps around the race track before a timer expires. There are several checkpoints around the track which increase player's time as he passes. 

Race Drivin' has three courses, one of which is the track from Hard Drivin'. There is a new super-stunt track, and an autocross course. The player also may choose from three types of cars.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Race Drivin'-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19930102T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Atari</developer> | |
| <publisher>Atari</publisher> | |
| <genre>Various</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Race Drivin'-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Race Drivin'-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="70147" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Radar Mission.gb</path> | |
| <name>Radar Mission (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Radar Mission is mostly a Battleship board game clone with two game modes. The first is very recognizable, with a map to select and place the ships. Then the game is played by picking squares (e.g. A5). There are several different ships, ranging from the five-hit aircraft carriers to the two hit cruisers, even a fighter jet in later levels.

The second mode is more of a side-scrolling shooter. The player controls a submarine, trying to destroy the enemy fleet before they take the player's vessel out. Either the player takes out all the battleships causing the enemy submarine to surrender or he directly destroys the submarine to end the level. When submerged a radar view appears, showing the player's ships along with the enemies, providing a strategic intermission to plot out the attack.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Radar Mission-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19900101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Nintendo</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Radar Mission-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Radar Mission-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3510" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Raging Fighter.gb</path> | |
| <name>Raging Fighter (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Raging Fighter is a one-against-one fighting game. The background scenario is the Omega League which is supposed to sift out the best fighter in the universe. Each of the seven fighters has a variety of punches and kills - which one gets performed depends</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Raging Fighter-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19930602T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Konami</developer> | |
| <publisher>Konami</publisher> | |
| <genre>Fight</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Raging Fighter-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Raging Fighter-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36983" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Rainbow Islands (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Rainbow Islands (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It)</name> | |
| <desc>Sequel to Bubble Bobble, Rainbow Islands sees Bub and Bob (in 2 player mode), who are now curiously small boys rather than dinosaurs, attempting to rid the Rainbow Islands of bad guys.

Using the power to cast rainbows, trapping anything underneath, the boys must ascend vertically 4 levels each island, with a big, bad boss at the end of each.

By trapping beasts under your rainbows, then jumping on them to break them you can collect seven different colored gems, and there are also power-ups for extra speed and rainbows.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Rainbow Islands (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.5</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Taito</developer> | |
| <publisher>TDK Mediactive, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Rainbow Islands (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Rainbow Islands (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37170" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Rampage - World Tour.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Rampage - World Tour (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Rampage World Tour is a updated version of the classic Rampage. Rampage World Tour starts off at Scumlabs International where three lab technicians, George, Lizzy, and Ralph have mutated in an accident involving toxic waste. George has turned into a gigantic ape, Lizzy a gigantic lizard or dinosaur, and Ralph some sort of gigantic wolf. The three destroy the lab they previously worked at and then embark on a path of destruction encompassing the entire globe.

The player chooses one of these three characters and begins destroying buildings, eating civilians, knocking planes out of the sky, and stepping on tanks. The ultimate goal of the game is to rid the world of Scumlabs by traveling to the cities where they are located. Being creatures of such massive size, there are many cities that must be destroyed along the way. Scumlabs and the various militaries make it a priority to destroy you and optionally another player that can play simultaneously.

The graphics are worth noting as they are of a unique, colorful &quot;cartoon&quot; flavor. Gameplay includes players climb buildings while punching, kicking, and eating their inhabitants to destroy them. Once all the buildings for a particular stage have been destroyed, the stage is clear and players proceed to the next stage. Players can get many different kinds of power-ups that make them more powerful or restore health.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Rampage - World Tour-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.2</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Game Refuge Inc.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Midway</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Rampage - World Tour-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Rampage - World Tour-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37169" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Rampage 2 - Universal Tour.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Rampage 2 - Universal Tour (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>While technology may improve graphics and sound, some things never change. Rampage 2: Universal Tour is very much in tune with its history, barely deviating from the original city-stomping arcade game appearing in the 1980s. Like its predecessor, Rampage World Tour, Rampage 2 retains the original 2D worlds, but improves the graphics, completely re-rendering the characters. The premise remains the same: stomp out cities and wreck things in general. Some new features in Rampage 2 include four new characters (in addition to the original three), new attacks and combos, a power meter, and bonus rounds. The cart allows up to three people can play at once and there are plenty of new cities to destroy.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Rampage 2 - Universal Tour-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Digital Eclipse</developer> | |
| <publisher>Midway</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Rampage 2 - Universal Tour-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Rampage 2 - Universal Tour-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3637" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Rampart.gb</path> | |
| <name>Rampart (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Tetris meets shoot-'em-up, Rampart was originally a one or two-player arcade game combining strategy and artillery action. Build your castle from Tetris-style pieces, place your cannons, bombard the enemy, try to repair, do it all over again. Later arcade revisions incorporated 3-player, and the PC conversion does as well, making it a faithful, entertaining classic for multiple players on the same PC.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Rampart-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.3</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19921030T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Jaleco</developer> | |
| <publisher>Atari</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports / Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Rampart-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Rampart-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36984" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Rampart.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Rampart (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Tetris meets shoot-'em-up, Rampart was originally a one or two-player arcade game combining strategy and artillery action. Build your castle from Tetris-style pieces, place your cannons, bombard the enemy, try to repair, do it all over again. Later arcade revisions incorporated 3-player, and the PC conversion does as well, making it a faithful, entertaining classic for multiple players on the same PC.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Rampart-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Atari</developer> | |
| <publisher>Midway</publisher> | |
| <genre>Shooter / Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Rampart-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Rampart-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36985" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Rats!.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Rats! (USA) (En,Es)</name> | |
| <desc>Mr. Raz used to be an awful hitman. Luckily he found his girlfriend Loretta Mozzarella and stopped the killing. Turning a new leaf in his life, him and Loretta moved out to the countryside and started a farm instead. However, when mob don Marlon Mozzarella found out that his daughter went missing, he became enraged and ordered his goons to go pick her up. So, if Mr. Raz wants to see his girlfriend ever again, he has no choice but to pick up his weapon again and head to the city.

The game is a side-scrolling platform game, in which you have to make your way through 5 worlds, each spanning 15 levels. You have to collect a certain number of pieces of food before a timer hits zero in order to work your way through the stages, while getting rid of enemies and avoiding obstacles in your way.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Rats!-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Tarantula Studios</developer> | |
| <publisher>Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Rats!-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Rats!-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82676" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Rayman 2.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Rayman 2 - The Great Escape (USA) (En,Fr,De,Es,It)</name> | |
| <desc>Rayman 2 (GBC) is an adaptation of Rayman 2: The Great Escape that was released for the Game Boy Color. Despite the fact that Rayman 2 was a big hit, this game is rarely known about, even to Rayman audiences. It was released under the title Rayman 2: Forever in Europe with slightly different box art. The title screen of this game says Rayman 2: The Great Escape even though the box and the audiences regard it as Rayman 2 (GBC).</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Rayman 2-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Ubisoft</developer> | |
| <publisher>Ubisoft</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Rayman 2-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Rayman 2-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36986" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Rayman.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Rayman (USA) (En,Fr,De,Es,It,Nl)</name> | |
| <desc>When a villain known only as Mr. Dark appears, trouble brews in Rayman's world. Mr. Dark captures the Toons - source of light and Rayman's friends. With no more light, evil creatures begin to roam, making the world unsafe for everyone. Its up to you, as Rayman, to free your friends and put an end to Mr. Dark's dastardly schemes!

Rayman is side-scrolling platformer starring the titular Rayman, a big-nosed chap with no arms or legs. Rayman can jump and use his hair to hover for a short period of time. He can also attack by throwing his fists, or winding up his fists for a more powerful punch. He can occasionally find special power ups that grant him unlimited flying power, giving him the ability to navigate through tricky mazes.

The Game Boy Color version of Rayman remains true to the spirit of the original game, but makes some notable changes, particularly when compared to the original's bright, vibrant graphics. Some levels have also been modified or simplified from the original release.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Rayman-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Ubisoft</developer> | |
| <publisher>Ubisoft</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Rayman-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Rayman-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82682" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Razor - Freestyle Scooter.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Razor Freestyle Scooter (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Razor - Freestyle Scooter-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Razor - Freestyle Scooter-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Razor - Freestyle Scooter-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36987" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Ready 2 Rumble Boxing.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Ready 2 Rumble Boxing (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Ready 2 Rumble is a cartoon style boxing beat 'em up with plenty of strange looking characters to choose from and beat the hell out of. You can train your character up to the best of his/her ability and then fight the best in the world for the championship belt.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Ready 2 Rumble Boxing-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Crawfish Interactive Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Midway</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Ready 2 Rumble Boxing-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Ready 2 Rumble Boxing-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82686" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Rescue Heroes - Fire Frenzy.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Rescue Heroes - Fire Frenzy (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Rescue Heroes - Fire Frenzy-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Rescue Heroes - Fire Frenzy-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Rescue Heroes - Fire Frenzy-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37172" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Resident Evil Gaiden.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Resident Evil Gaiden (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>It's believed that Umbrella, the creators of the deadly virus that wiped out Raccoon City, has developed a new Bio Organic Weapon on a cruise ship called the Starlight, which is on its way to Europe. One S.T.A.R.S. member, Leon S Kennedy (from Resident Evil 2) was sent out to destroy the weapon, but the team have been unable to contact him since he arrived at the ship.

Using a combination of top down side-scrolling action and 1st person shooter, it is your job to get aboard the liner, currently floating in the Atlantic Ocean, destroy the weapon and find Leon. Along the way, you'll come across plenty of deadly undead enemies, similar to those found in the original Resident Evil series, while using a range of weapons and items found in the ship.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Resident Evil Gaiden-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>M4 Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Capcom</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Resident Evil Gaiden-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Resident Evil Gaiden-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37173" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Return of the Ninja.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Return of the Ninja (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Return of the Ninja is a side-scrolling beat 'm up game set in Japan. 

On a day when Tsukikage and Saiyuri return to their village, they see it on fire. The player takes the role of either of the two and has to stop the ones attacking the village and avenge their friends.

The character is controlled with the D-pad. The A and B-buttons are used to jump and attack. There's no fundamental difference in moves between the two characters, but they do feature different animations. Aside from enemies which need to be killed there's also environmental hazards such as fire which have to be avoided.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Return of the Ninja-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Natsume Co., Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Natsume, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Fight / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Return of the Ninja-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Return of the Ninja-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37174" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Revelations - The Demon Slayer.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Revelations - The Demon Slayer (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Revelations: The Demon Slayer is a side-game (gaiden) of the Megami Tensei (Megaten) universe. Unlike all other Megaten games, this game is not set in modern-day or futuristic Japan. On a distant planet, a race resembling humans possess the ability to call upon a power called Gaia. The player takes the role of a young boy who learns the arts of Gaia. However, the land is in danger - an evil force is approaching. Assisted by his friends, the hero has to summon an army of demons and lead them in a war against the evil. 

Like in all other Megaten games, the player can summon demons and fuse them, getting more powerful variants.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Revelations - The Demon Slayer-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.5</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Access Games</developer> | |
| <publisher>Atlus</publisher> | |
| <genre>Role playing games</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Revelations - The Demon Slayer-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Revelations - The Demon Slayer-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3433" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Revenge of the 'Gator.gb</path> | |
| <name>Pinball - Revenge of the 'Gator (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Revenge of the 'Gator-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19900101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Nintendo</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Pinball</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Revenge of the 'Gator-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Revenge of the 'Gator-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37175" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Rhino Rumble.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Rhino Rumble (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Rhino has eaten one too many peppers, and now his mouth is burning with flame. The only way to stop it is to find the magical waterfall, but creatures litter the path between the jungle party and the waterfall, so you must run, jump and stomp your way very carefully. 7 worlds split into 19 levels are on offer, each with a varying amount of creatures waiting to stop you from getting to your goal, but by using Rhino's newly added fire breath as well as his belly flop, most enemies shouldn't be a problem for you.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Rhino Rumble-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.5</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Lost Boys Games</developer> | |
| <publisher>Telegames, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving / Adventure</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Rhino Rumble-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Rhino Rumble-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="70210" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Riddick Bowe Boxing.gb</path> | |
| <name>Riddick Bowe Boxing (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Riddick Bowe Boxing is another one of the many boxing games released at the time, but with subtle differences. The HUD contains damage and energy meters along with a miniature ring up the top of the screen, useful to see the player's position in the ring so as not to get backed into a corner real easily.

Players can compete in the standard, 1-Player v. CPU, 1-Player v. 2-Player or even a career mode, where there are four preset fighters to choose from along with an option to create customers boxers. The career starts out at position #25 in the ranking and players slowly work up the ladder, going to the gym in between bouts to build up stats to eventually take on &quot;Big Daddy&quot; himself, Riddick Bowe.

The game is practically a copy of Evander Holyfield's Real Deal Boxing, save for the graphics style and the included fighters.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Riddick Bowe Boxing-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19940101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Equilibrium, Inc.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Extreme Entertainment Group, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Riddick Bowe Boxing-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Riddick Bowe Boxing-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82691" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Rip-Tide Racer (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Rip-Tide Racer (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Rip-Tide Racer (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Cryo Interactive Entertainment</developer> | |
| <publisher>Cryo Interactive Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Rip-Tide Racer (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="70212" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Ring Rage.gb</path> | |
| <name>Ring Rage (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Ring Rage is a standard wrestling game, just without the glitz and glamour of licensed games. There are six wrestlers total, but only five are playable:

1. Gunboat Rody, a former Navy sailor
2. Spike, a giant of a man from the means streets of New York
3. Yasha, a masked Japanese wrestler
4. Shadam, a Middle Eastern grappler
5. KO Joe, a former boxer now trying his hand at professional wrestling.

Killer Cane, an unknown wrestler from Canada is faced in the championship bout of the tournament, but he is not a playable character.

There are only three modes, 1P v. CPU, 1P v. 2P (which is achieved through a cable link and an extra cartridge) and a tournament which you compete to go for the TWF (Taito Wrestling Federation) championship.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Ring Rage-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.45</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19930101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Taito</developer> | |
| <publisher>Natsume Co., Ltd.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Ring Rage-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Ring Rage-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37176" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Road Champs - BXS Stunt Biking.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Road Champs - BXS Stunt Biking (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Ready to be a BMX Pro? Here in Road Champs you get the chance to play on 27 courses with 64 levels. With 50 different tricks have fun on this side scroll game in 4 modes of play. Take up the challenge of being the BXS Champion.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Road Champs - BXS Stunt Biking-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>HotGen Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Activision</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Road Champs - BXS Stunt Biking-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Road Champs - BXS Stunt Biking-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3302" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Road Rash.gb</path> | |
| <name>Road Rash (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Road Rash is an aggressive motorcycle racing game where the player assumes the role of a biker who takes part in a series of illegal races across the U.S.A. Starting at the back of the pack the objective is always to finish first on a linear course, overtaking the other bikers. This is achieved by driving very well or by playing it dirty, knocking opponents of their bikes using clubs, crowbars or your bare hands. The other racers fight back in a similar fashion and there are also hazards. All the races take place on the regular road with normal traffic (in both directions) and the cops, as well as occasional oil slicks and stray cows.

By winning races you can get promoted to a stronger division and earn cash with which you can buy a better bike. Whenever you're knocked off your bike or hit something you will have to run back to your bike and lose valuable time, plus your bike will suffer some damage. When the player crashes with cops nearby, it is possible to get busted and then you have to forfeit the race.

Like the whole Road Rash lineage, the game has arcade-like gameplay with no intention to be a motorcycle simulation. While the game has a two-player mode, this is not simultaneous.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Road Rash-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.5</rating> | |
| <releasedate>20001214T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Nintendo</developer> | |
| <publisher>Electronic Arts</publisher> | |
| <genre>Role playing games / Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Road Rash-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Road Rash-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37177" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Road Rash.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Road Rash (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Road Rash is an aggressive motorcycle racing game where the player assumes the role of a biker who takes part in a series of illegal races across the U.S.A. Starting at the back of the pack the objective is always to finish first on a linear course, overtaking the other bikers. This is achieved by driving very well or by playing it dirty, knocking opponents of their bikes using clubs, crowbars or your bare hands. The other racers fight back in a similar fashion and there are also hazards. All the races take place on the regular road with normal traffic (in both directions) and the cops, as well as occasional oil slicks and stray cows.

By winning races you can get promoted to a stronger division and earn cash with which you can buy a better bike. Whenever you're knocked off your bike or hit something you will have to run back to your bike and lose valuable time, plus your bike will suffer some damage. When the player crashes with cops nearby, it is possible to get busted and then you have to forfeit the race.

Like the whole Road Rash lineage, the game has arcade-like gameplay with no intention to be a motorcycle simulation. While the game has a two-player mode, this is not simultaneous.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Road Rash-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>3d6 Games</developer> | |
| <publisher>Electronic Arts</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports / Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Road Rash-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Road Rash-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82694" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Roadsters Trophy.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Roadsters Trophy (USA) (En,Fr,De,Es,It,Nl)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Roadsters Trophy-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Roadsters Trophy-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Roadsters Trophy-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36989" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Robin Hood (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Robin Hood (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It,Nl)</name> | |
| <desc>Robin Hood is a action game in the style of The Legend of Zelda. You control Robin Hood from a top-down perspective. You'll have to explore, fight enemies, solve puzzles and acquire items to progress in the game. You can shoot enemies with arrows or hit them with a staff or sword. The game's targeting system allows the player to lock onto a target while walking in other directions. Acquired items can be bought and sold and NPC characters can be spoken with for hints and plot progression. The game features fifteen levels.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Robin Hood (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Planet Interactive Development</developer> | |
| <publisher>Electronic Arts, Inc.|Light & Shadow Production</publisher> | |
| <genre>Role playing games</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Robin Hood (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Robin Hood (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="70219" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Robin Hood - Prince of Thieves.gb</path> | |
| <name>Robin Hood - Prince of Thieves (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Robin Hood - Prince of Thieves-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Robin Hood - Prince of Thieves-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Robin Hood - Prince of Thieves-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3449" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./RoboCop 2.gb</path> | |
| <name>RoboCop 2 (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>RoboCop 2 is based on the 1990 movie of the same name. The game allows the player to control RoboCop. The majority of the game is a side scrolling run and gun game. RoboCop can move left, right, duck and jump. Using his gun the player can shoot enemies. E</desc> | |
| <image>./images/RoboCop 2-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Ocean</developer> | |
| <publisher>Ocean</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/RoboCop 2-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/RoboCop 2-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="70228" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./RoboCop versus The Terminator.gb</path> | |
| <name>RoboCop vs. The Terminator (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>The crossover of the two 80s Action/Sci-Fi franchises comes to the Game Boy in this platform title, based very loosely on a Dark Horse comic.

The player controls RoboCop, who, while taking care of law & order in Detroit, discovers some unusual troublemakers: Terminators sent from the future. To deal with the threat, Robo will have to make his way through an OCP factory and computer complex, where a time machine awaits that will take him to the post-nuclear wasteland of future Los Angeles. There, he must destroy the Skynet mainframe to free humanity from the machines once and for all.

The game is a platforming affair. RoboCop must destroy various enemies while looking for the level exit, from various criminals in Detroit to advanced robotic probes, Terminators and flying Hunter Killers in in the OCP labs and the future. He is armed with a simple gun which can be upgraded once to a three-directional scatter shot. A single hit means the gun upgrade is lost, though. Life energy can be refilled through power-ups, and extra lives are also available.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/RoboCop versus The Terminator-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.4</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Unexpected Development</developer> | |
| <publisher>Interplay Productions, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/RoboCop versus The Terminator-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/RoboCop versus The Terminator-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3207" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./RoboCop.gb</path> | |
| <name>RoboCop (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Based on the 1987 movie of the same name, Patrolman Alex Murphy was killed on the streets of Detroit. The major corporation there, Omni Consumer Products (OCP) saw an opportunity to sell a new kind of law enforcement officer to the troubled city. They took what was left of Murphy, encased it in titanium armor, wiped his memory and created RoboCop. Now it's up to RoboCop to clean the streets of Detroit and eliminate the one responsible for his murder, Clarence Boddicker. But it looks like Clarence might not be the kingpin of this town...

RoboCop is a side-scroller shooter. The player, taking the role of Robocop can move left or right, duck, jump and fire his pistol in front, up or diagonally from himself.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/RoboCop-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate>20010101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Mirage</developer> | |
| <publisher>Titus</publisher> | |
| <genre>Shooter / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/RoboCop-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/RoboCop-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36990" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./RoboCop.gbc</path> | |
| <name>RoboCop (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It,Nl)</name> | |
| <desc>OCP Technologies has developed an organic and mechanical hybrid supercomputer which they've named &quot;The Mind&quot;. 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 &quot;Nexx&quot; who may be involved and assign RoboCop, a cyborg law enforcement officer, to bring him in.

RoboCop is primarily a top-down action game. Robocop can move up, down, left and right across the map. Enemy units should be shot at to engage, while civilian units need to be protected. RoboCop's objective varies by level but typically involves destroying a particular enemy or finding &quot;evidence&quot; items scattered throughout the level. Each level is made up of several maps screens. Between missions RoboCop returns to the police station where he can consult with his ex-partner Lewis, review the station's news or talk to Dr. Lazerus, the scientist in charge of cybernetics.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/RoboCop-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Mirage Interactive LLC</developer> | |
| <publisher>Titus</publisher> | |
| <genre>Shooter / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/RoboCop-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/RoboCop-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82701" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Robot Wars - Metal Mayhem (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Robot Wars - Metal Mayhem (Europe) (En,Fr,De,It,Nl,Sv)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Robot Wars - Metal Mayhem (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Robot Wars - Metal Mayhem (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82696" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Robopon - Sun Version.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Robopon - Sun Version (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>Robopon are robotic creatures that inhabit the planet alongside humans. They can be captured and trained to battle other Robopon. You have just inherited Robopon Dispatching Company from your grandfather, but the business is failing. To start earning a profit, you must become the greatest Robopon master in the world. To do this, you must travel the globe, battling other Robopon masters and collecting the 150 species of Robopon. As Robopon battle, they gain experience and evolve into more powerful types. The cartridge also has an infrared sensor that will allow new attributes to be unlocked by shooting remote control beams into it. An internal clock is built in and will notify you of time-sensitive events. Try to catch them all in ROBOPON: Sun Version</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Robopon - Sun Version-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Will</developer> | |
| <publisher>Atlus</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Robopon - Sun Version-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Robopon - Sun Version-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82704" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Rocket Power - Gettin' Air.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Rocket Power - Gettin' Air (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Rocket Power - Gettin' Air-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Rocket Power - Gettin' Air-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Rocket Power - Gettin' Air-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82708" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Rocky Mountain Trophy Hunter.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Rocky Mountain Trophy Hunter (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Rocky Mountain Trophy Hunter-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Rocky Mountain Trophy Hunter-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Rocky Mountain Trophy Hunter-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="70253" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./RodLand (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>Rod Land</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/RodLand (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/RodLand (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="70256" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Roger Clemens' MVP Baseball.gb</path> | |
| <name>Roger Clemens' MVP Baseball (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Roger Clemens' MVP Baseball-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Roger Clemens' MVP Baseball-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Roger Clemens' MVP Baseball-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="70263" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Rolan's Curse 2.gb</path> | |
| <name>Rolan's Curse II (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Rolan's Curse 2-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Rolan's Curse 2-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Rolan's Curse 2-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3531" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Rolan's Curse.gb</path> | |
| <name>Rolan's Curse (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Once the people of Rolan was terrorized by the evil ruler King Barius before he was imprisoned in a castle deep within the forest. When the king many years later was released he immediately unleashed legions of regenerating monsters on the citizens of the land. Now a hero (or two if you play it in multiplayer) is needed to defeat him and his minions.

The game is an action based RPG played with an isometric perspective. As you battle your way through enemy territory you have two weapons, the sword that you start the game with and a Fire Wand that throws fireballs. You will also find some items to use, i.e. a magic axe that can be used to clear blocked passages, chamelon's ring that makes you part of the terrain and shield to help in defense.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Rolan's Curse-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19910102T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Sammy</developer> | |
| <publisher>Sammy</publisher> | |
| <genre>Role playing games</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Rolan's Curse-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Rolan's Curse-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82712" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Ronaldo V-Soccer.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Ronaldo V-Soccer (USA) (En,Fr,Es,Pt)</name> | |
| <desc>Based on the European hit, RONALDO-V FOOTBALL, this game is the pinnacle of soccer experiences for the Game Boy Color. Endorsed by international legend, Ronaldo Luis Nazario de Lima, RONALDO V-SOCCER brings Brazilian soccer traditions to the rest of the world. Boasting more than 100 real teams from around the globe, the game is set to an awesome Samba soundtrack and graced by colorful graphics. See how you fare over the course of an entire tournament in the comprehensive Simulation mode, or enjoy the rush of jumping right into things in Arcade mode. Either way, you're in for a highly realistic soccer experience with motion-capture animation and lifelike game physics. You can set up the rules and conditions any way you'd like, and you'll even have the ability to tailor your strategy to your opponent's style pulling from a complete playbook. Play alone, or compete against a friend.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Ronaldo V-Soccer-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Bit Managers</developer> | |
| <publisher>GT Interactive</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Ronaldo V-Soccer-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Ronaldo V-Soccer-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82714" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Roswell Conspiracies - Aliens, Myths & Legends.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Roswell Conspiracies - Aliens, Myths & Legends (USA) (En,Fr,De)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Roswell Conspiracies - Aliens, Myths & Legends-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Roswell Conspiracies - Aliens, Myths & Legends-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Roswell Conspiracies - Aliens, Myths & Legends-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82715" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Rox.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Rox (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Rox-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Rox-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37180" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Rugrats - Time Travelers.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Rugrats - Time Travelers (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Rugrats: Time Travelers is a side-scrolling 2D platform game based on the Daytime Emmy-award winning animated television series.

In this Rugrats game the toddlers have found a time machine which has spread them out all over time and space. It is up to the player to help each rugrat find his special toy, another baby and/or a certain number of items, and most importantly a portal back home. There are twelve levels in which you play different Rugrats. Settings include the gold rush, ancient Egypt, prehistory, magical fairy world, a circus and space.

In between the platform levels are special bonus levels that can be unlocked by finding B-letter blocks.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Rugrats - Time Travelers-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Software Creations Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>THQ</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Rugrats - Time Travelers-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Rugrats - Time Travelers-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37181" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Rugrats - Totally Angelica.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Rugrats - Totally Angelica (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Rugrats: Totally Angelica is based on the Daytime Emmy-award winning animated television series Rugrats. The game is aimed at girls and prominently features the character Angelica from the series.

Angelica has to star in a fashion show, and on top of that she lost her doll in the shopping mall. As Angelica you have to enter the Fantasy World Shop to save her. The Mall has five floors and the Fantasy World Shop is at the top, you have to complete each floor before you can advance to the next. Mini-games include solving picture puzzles, catching cookies, lead yarn through a maze. Each mini-game is rewarded with jewelry, clothes and make-up. All these are necessary to win the fashion show.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Rugrats - Totally Angelica-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Tiertex Design Studios</developer> | |
| <publisher>THQ</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Rugrats - Totally Angelica-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Rugrats - Totally Angelica-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36993" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Rugrats in Paris - The Movie.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Rugrats in Paris - The Movie (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Rugrats in Paris: The Movie is based on the 2000 Movie of the same name, which in turn is based on the Daytime Emmy-award winning animated television series.

The Game Boy Color iteration of this game looks nothing like its Windows, PlayStation and Nintendo 64 counterparts who share the same name. Like these games, you find yourself in EuroReptarLand, but this time it is all in 2D.

You can move around the theme park using a top-down view. Around the park you will find various points of interest where you can play one of the eight side-scrolling platform levels or seven mini-games.

Advancing to the new platform levels requires you to collect tickets which are won through playing the mini-games. Mini-games include target shooting, fishing, shooting hoop, tossing frogs and hammer shot. The events are displayed on a single screen.

The platform levels have various themes such as clouds, rocket ship, a gooey world, a haunted mine, a volcano, a pyramid, a pagoda and the Notre Dame. The goal of the game is to eventually find Chuckie a princess to become his new mother.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Rugrats in Paris - The Movie-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Software Creations Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>THQ</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Rugrats in Paris - The Movie-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Rugrats in Paris - The Movie-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82813" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./SWiV (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>SWIV (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/SWiV (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/SWiV (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82722" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Sabrina the Animated Series - Spooked!.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Sabrina - The Animated Series - Spooked! (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Sabrina the Animated Series - Spooked!-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Sabrina the Animated Series - Spooked!-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Sabrina the Animated Series - Spooked!-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82723" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Sabrina the Animated Series - Zapped!.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Sabrina - The Animated Series - Zapped! (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Sabrina the Animated Series - Zapped!-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Sabrina the Animated Series - Zapped!-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Sabrina the Animated Series - Zapped!-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="70315" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Samurai Shodown.gb</path> | |
| <name>Samurai Shodown (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>In early Japan, a man named Shiro Tokisada Amakusa preaches a heretic religion. Little does anyone know that Amakusa is really a servant of the evil Ambrosia, who took over Amakusa's body. Ambrosia wishes to shroud the world in darkness.
Now, choose between 12 warriors (and 3 bonus characters) to fight for the honor of destroying Amakusa, and fulfilling a mission.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Samurai Shodown-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>TAKARA Co., Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>TAKARA Co., Ltd.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Samurai Shodown-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Samurai Shodown-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36995" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./San Francisco Rush 2049.gbc</path> | |
| <name>San Francisco Rush 2049 (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Unlike the previous San Francisco Rush titles, this racing game is set in the future. The same rules apply though, get to the finish before everyone else while avoiding massive crashes and taking as many shortcuts as possible.

Along with the usual race style, you now have the ability to fly, allowing you even more speed, stunts and shortcuts to the finish line. While the tracks themselves include moving ramps and switches to other shortcuts.

Modes include time trials, stunt mode including unique track designs to get the most out of your stunts, and a four player 'Battlematch' mode that adds weapons to the action.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/San Francisco Rush 2049-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Atari</developer> | |
| <publisher>Midway</publisher> | |
| <genre>Race, Driving</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/San Francisco Rush 2049-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/San Francisco Rush 2049-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82735" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Scrabble (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Scrabble (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Scrabble (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Scrabble (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36996" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Santa Claus Junior (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Santa Claus Junior (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Santa Claus Junior is a platform game for Gameboy Color. It features a little boy called Nick whose job it is to find all presents Santa Claus lost when the evil witch caught him, so of course he must defeat the witch and free Santa Claus so that Christmas can commence as usual.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Santa Claus Junior (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>NEON Software GmbH</developer> | |
| <publisher>JoWooD Productions Software AG</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Santa Claus Junior (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Santa Claus Junior (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37183" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Scooby-Doo! - Classic Creep Capers.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Scooby-Doo! - Classic Creep Capers (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Scooby-Doo! Classic Creep Capers is a point-and-click adventure game in six chapters. Scooby, Shaggy, Fred, Velma and Daphne are on the trail of a jewel thief. Their investigation leads them to an old spooky house, Jekyll Mansion. Once inside, they search the rooms to gather clues to reveal the identity of the jewel thief. Gameplay consists of positioning characters close to objects in such a way that a menu at the bottom of the screen lights up. The player can then choose the correct action (examine, search, use, take) from the menu. There is also plenty of dialogue involved. To solve puzzles, the player switches between characters and uses each person's special abilities.
</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Scooby-Doo! - Classic Creep Capers-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Digital Eclipse</developer> | |
| <publisher>THQ</publisher> | |
| <genre>Adventure</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Scooby-Doo! - Classic Creep Capers-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Scooby-Doo! - Classic Creep Capers-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="70353" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Sea Battle (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>Sea Battle (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Sea Battle (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Sea Battle (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Sea Battle (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82164" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Sesame Street - Elmo's 123s.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Elmo's 123s (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Sesame Street - Elmo's 123s-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Sesame Street - Elmo's 123s-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3663" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./SeaQuest DSV.gb</path> | |
| <name>SeaQuest DSV (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>You are the SeaQuest Deep Submergence Vessel serving the United Earth Oceans Organization. You will be sent on various missions to help Earth and its oceans, from salvage to rescue, etc. On the SeaQuest, you have radar and torpedoes to help you. When needed, you also can deploy other vehicles. The Game Boy version of this game differs from the others in that the missions are different and it is a 2D side-scroller.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/SeaQuest DSV-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19940101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Unexpected Development</developer> | |
| <publisher>Malibu Games</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/SeaQuest DSV-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/SeaQuest DSV-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82165" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Sesame Street - Elmo's ABCs.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Elmo's ABCs (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Sesame Street - Elmo's ABCs-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Sesame Street - Elmo's ABCs-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3646" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Serpent.gb</path> | |
| <name>Serpent (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>In the distant future, the most popular one-on-one sport is Serpent. In this two player game, both players control their vehicles, in the shape of snakes. To win the players must cut each other off by surrounding them with their tail.

The game borrows elements from the classical game Snake but converts it to a multiplayer game. When players form enclosed areas with their tails they spawn power-ups such as rockets which can be fired upon the opponent.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Serpent-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19900402T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Taxan</developer> | |
| <publisher>Naxat Soft</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Serpent-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Serpent-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="46341" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Sesame Street - The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland, The (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Sesame Street - The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Sesame Street - The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82740" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Sesame Street Sports.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Sesame Street Sports (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Sesame Street Sports-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Sesame Street Sports-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Sesame Street Sports-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82743" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Sgt. Rock - On the Frontline.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Sgt. Rock - On the Frontline (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Sgt. Rock - On the Frontline-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Sgt. Rock - On the Frontline-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Sgt. Rock - On the Frontline-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37184" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Shadowgate Classic.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Shadowgate Classic (USA, Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,Sv)</name> | |
| <desc>A re-release of the classic computer adventure by ICOM, Shadowgate Classic casts you as an adventurer sent to explore Shadowgate Castle, recover the mystical Staff of Ages, and defeat the evil Warlock Lord. The game uses a simplified list of adventure game actions -- LOOK, TAKE, OPEN, USE, etc. Plays on both Gameboy Color and the original Gameboy.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Shadowgate Classic-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.85</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Infinite Ventures, Inc.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Kotobuki System</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Adventure</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Shadowgate Classic-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Shadowgate Classic-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36997" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Shamus.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Shamus (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>A combination of Berzerk and Adventure -- explore over 120 rooms to find the evil enemy.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Shamus-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Vatical Entertainment LLC</developer> | |
| <publisher>Telegames, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Shamus-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Shamus-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37185" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Shanghai Pocket.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Shanghai Pocket (USA, Europe) (Rev A) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>This is a portable edition of the solitaire game Shanghai, the game uses traditional Mah Jong tiles. The aim of the game is to match tiles, four of each type will be put on the playing field, when two tiles are matched they are removed when none remain you win. Only tiles that can be moved freely to the left or right may be matched. A wrong move may result in you not being able to clear the field. 

A slight story mode is presented in the Shanghai mode; each tile setup is based on a Zodiac animal that needs it power restored. The goal is to complete all twelve of these stages there by restoring the animals power. 

Some variants are also included:

1. Kong Kong: Compete against a computer to clear tiles. If you go slowly you will have tiles sent over to your by your opponent. This type of play is similar to games like Puyo Pop. Kong Kong may be played against another player by using a link cable or against a computer.

2. Challenge (WonderSwan only): A large Shanghai game that you'll try to race through to get the best score. 

3. Goldrush: In this mode you will race against an opponent to reach a tile marked 'G'. G is for GOLD, boy! So get cracking.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Shanghai Pocket-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Sunsoft</developer> | |
| <publisher>Activision</publisher> | |
| <genre>Various / Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Shanghai Pocket-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Shanghai Pocket-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3306" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Shanghai.gb</path> | |
| <name>Shanghai (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Shanghai is a tile-based game based on the ancient Chinese game of Mah-Jong.

The gameplay involves 144 tiles, which have to be removed by matching them into pairs. The tiles are arranged in a gridded pattern, which is higher near the center. A tile can only be removed if it is open on at least one side.

This version of Shanghai was licensed from Activision by Hal Laboratory for release on the Game Boy. Unlike the Shanghai series published under Activision, this port contains only a single game layout, that of the standard setup sometimes referred to as &quot;The Turtle&quot; or &quot;The Pyramid.&quot;

The game features two options for the visual style of the facecards, either in small designs or in simple letters or numbers. The former is more decorative, but the latter is easier to read. There are also three options for background music that may be selected under a menu by pressing the Select button. Like other versions of Shanghai, there is also a hint mode for when players get stuck.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Shanghai-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19890101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Activision</developer> | |
| <publisher>Activision</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Shanghai-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Shanghai-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36998" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Shantae.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Shantae (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>The small fishing village of Scuttle Town is a quiet and peaceful place, thanks mainly to its protector, the self-appointed Shantae the genie.

When lady-pirate Risky Boots receives information that a treasure chest is found at the village, she quickly makes her way there for an invasion to take the cash. As Shantae, you must use the genies magical abilities, her hair whipping attacks and dance moves to stop the pirate and her gang from taking the treasure and leaving the town in ruins.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Shantae-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Wayforward Technologies</developer> | |
| <publisher>Capcom</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports / Adventure</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Shantae-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Shantae-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="70383" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Shaq Fu.gb</path> | |
| <name>Shaq Fu (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>While en route to a charity game in Tokyo, basketball star Shaquille O'Neill (called &quot;Shaq&quot; for short) is drawn into an alternate dimension by a local man who believes only Shaq can save his grandson. Once there, he must fight a succession of 11 opponents, one at a time, with gameplay resembling Street Fighter 2 or Mortal Kombat.

The game's graphics used similar rotoscoping techniques (similar to those used in Flashback or Prince of Persia) making Shaq's 7'2&quot; frame is represented. As well as the story mode, the player can play individual fights, either with 1 or 2 players, although one human player must always be Shaq. Shaq can jump a huge distance, although he struggles to block.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Shaq Fu-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19950101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Unexpected Development</developer> | |
| <publisher>Black Pearl Software</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Shaq Fu-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Shaq Fu-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82747" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Shaun Palmer's Pro Snowboarder.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Shaun Palmer's Pro Snowboarder (USA, Australia)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Shaun Palmer's Pro Snowboarder-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>ITL Co., Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Activision</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Shaun Palmer's Pro Snowboarder-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Shaun Palmer's Pro Snowboarder-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37190" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Shrek - Fairy Tale Freakdown.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Shrek - Fairy Tale Freakdown (USA, Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It)</name> | |
| <desc>In this Street Fighter 2-style 2D one-on-one beat 'em up, you can choose to play as characters from the movie Shrek, including Shrek himself, the Gingerbread Man, Thelonius, and six other included personalities. All characters have their own signature moves, but as you move on through the quest more special powers are unlocked - these include speed, invincibility, and strength. 

Shrek: Fairy Tale Freakdown appears to be aimed to towards young children, due to the character theme and the lack of blood. It is purely a single player game.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Shrek - Fairy Tale Freakdown-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.4</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Silent Software</developer> | |
| <publisher>TDK Mediactive, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Fight</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Shrek - Fairy Tale Freakdown-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Shrek - Fairy Tale Freakdown-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3557" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Side Pocket.gb</path> | |
| <name>Side Pocket (World)</name> | |
| <desc>The main objective is to cross different USA cities and reach the predetermined scores to go ahead. But remember: you'll have only 16 balls and every error can be lethal!

The game also comes with modes for 2 players with two variants: 2P Pocket Game (the traditional mode) and 2P 9-Ball Game, where the premise is to sink 9 balls before the other player makes them first. If you prefer, test your target in Trick Game or even hear your favorite song in Jukebox.

After each stage completed (and some luck), a bonus stage will appear, as well as the chance to earn extra balls. You will only need a good target in the parquet block!</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Side Pocket-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19900101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Data East</developer> | |
| <publisher>Data East</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Side Pocket-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Side Pocket-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3505" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Skate or Die - Bad 'n Rad.gb</path> | |
| <name>Skate or Die - Bad 'N Rad (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Skate Or Die: Bad'N Rad is a Jump'N Run that consists of 7 levels, three of which are viewed from a top-down perspective. The side-scrolling levels play similar to other Jump'N Runs, as you have to avoid obstacles and kill enemies by jumping on them. However, since you are on a skateboard, speed plays an important role, meaning that you cannot immediately stop and sometimes need to drive at full speed to manage wider jumps. The top-down levels play more similar to other Skate Or Die games as gradients influence your driving while you are trying to avoid obstacles, enemies and deadly spikes.
</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Skate or Die - Bad 'n Rad-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.55</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19900901T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Palcom</developer> | |
| <publisher>Konami</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Skate or Die - Bad 'n Rad-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Skate or Die - Bad 'n Rad-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3551" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Skate or Die - Tour de Thrash.gb</path> | |
| <name>Skate or Die - Tour de Thrash (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Skate or Die - Tour de Thrash-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate>19910601T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Electronic Arts</developer> | |
| <publisher>Electronic Arts</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Skate or Die - Tour de Thrash-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Skate or Die - Tour de Thrash-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3329" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Sneaky Snakes.gb</path> | |
| <name>Sneaky Snakes (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>When Sonia Snake is kidnapped by the Nasty Nibbler, only two snakes can save her! It's up to Attila and Genghis to eat their way through sixteen tricky stages as they avoid nasty traps and open the exits by standing on the scales to open the exit door.

Sneaky Snakes is a pseudo-sequel to the NES game Snake, Rattle 'n Roll. However, instead of an isometric playfield, the game is this time a standard sidescrolling platformer. Players can play as Attila (or link up and play simultaneously with a friend as Genghis) through various devious levels. The goal of each level is to eat enough Nibbleys (round creatures which come in assorted flavors including balloons, jellyfish, joggers, and more) to earn enough tail segments. When your snake has enough segments, its body will flash, and you can weigh yourself to open the exit gate and progress to the next level.

Each level has a time limit of 99 seconds - if this runs out, a giant ax will appear, chasing after your snake until it eventually destroys it. To prevent this from occurring, you can collect clocks which add another 30 seconds to your time limit. You can also collect power ups such as increased jump height, tongue extensions, and diamonds which briefly make you invincible.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Sneaky Snakes-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19910602T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Rare</developer> | |
| <publisher>Tradewest</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Sneaky Snakes-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Sneaky Snakes-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="70466" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Small Soldiers.gb</path> | |
| <name>Small Soldiers (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Small Soldiers-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Tiertex Design Studios</developer> | |
| <publisher>THQ</publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Small Soldiers-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Small Soldiers-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37193" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Snoopy Tennis.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Snoopy Tennis (USA) (En,Fr,Es)</name> | |
| <desc>Snoopy Tennis lets the player take control of Charles Schultz's famous Peanuts Gang and compete in a series of tennis games similar to Mario Tennis. The player can initially choose from eight characters to play (Snoopy, Charlie Brown, Lucy, Linus, Franklin, Sally, Peppermint Patty & Schroeder) each with their unique strengths and weaknesses. By winning against certain opponents and various modes the player can unlock an additional four characters (Pigpen, Marcie, Rerun and Woodstock).

There are four different courts to choose from, a forest location, the beach, the schoolyard and Charlie Brown's backyard, with an additional four locations unlocked during gameplay. There are six different single player game modes to choose from:

1. Normal, which is a best two-out-of-three game set.
2. Power, where the player plays a game of tennis with the ability to use power-ups during the match.
3. Points Win, which the player with the most points within a two minutes wins the match.
4. Sudden Win, which has no service breaks and the first player with two victories wins the game.
5. Squash, which is still a normal game of tennis, but adds walls to both sides of the court.

There is also the Championship mode where the player takes on several different characters on different courts in order to win the Peanuts' Tennis Championship and unlock other characters under different difficulty settings (easy, medium and hard). There is also a two-player mode using a Game Link and supports three languages to choose from (English, French and Spanish).</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Snoopy Tennis-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Mermaid Studios</developer> | |
| <publisher>Infogrames</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Snoopy Tennis-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Snoopy Tennis-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="70478" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Snow Brothers.gb</path> | |
| <name>Snow Bros. Jr. (USA)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Snow Brothers-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <video>./videos/Snow Brothers-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82761" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Soccer Manager (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Soccer Manager (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Soccer Manager (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Broadsword Interactive</developer> | |
| <publisher>Acclaim Entertainment</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Soccer Manager (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="70476" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Snoopy's Magic Show.gb</path> | |
| <name>Snoopy - Magic Show (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Snoopy's Magic Show-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Snoopy's Magic Show-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Snoopy's Magic Show-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3552" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Soccer Mania.gb</path> | |
| <name>Soccer Mania (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Soccer Mania is a soccer game with cartoon graphics. The game features six teams (Japan, USA, Brazil, England, Germany and France) and the player chooses one of them. The goal is to win a championship by defeating all other five teams, followed by a final</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Soccer Mania-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.45</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19920302T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Sony</developer> | |
| <publisher>Sony</publisher> | |
| <genre>Sports</genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Soccer Mania-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Soccer Mania-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3283" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./SolarStriker.gb</path> | |
| <name>SolarStriker (World)</name> | |
| <desc>You are in control of the ultra high-performance fighter ship, the SolarStriker. It is your mission to attack and destroy the main Reticulon base. There are six vertical scrolling stages that you must progress through in order to destroy Reticulon. Each stage is under control of a boss which must be destroyed to clear the area. One of the first shooters for GameBoy.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/SolarStriker-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19900101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Nintendo</developer> | |
| <publisher>Nintendo</publisher> | |
| <genre>Shoot'em Up / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/SolarStriker-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/SolarStriker-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="70488" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Solitaire Funpak.gb</path> | |
| <name>Solitaire FunPak (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Solitaire FunPak is handheld solitaire game. There are 12 different forms of solitaire to play (Klondike, Tripeaks, Pyramid, Cruel, Freecell, Golf, Canfield, Aces Up, Scorpion, Poker, Stonewall and Florentine). It also has a tournament mode where players can go for standard games, a full championship, a custom game or a custom game with a time limit. The best scores are stored in the hall of fame.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Solitaire Funpak-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>1</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19940101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Beam Software Pty., Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Interplay Productions, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Various / Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Solitaire Funpak-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Solitaire Funpak-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3405" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Solomon's Club.gb</path> | |
| <name>Solomon's Club (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Solomon's Club is a sequel to Solomon's Key, which has similar gameplay combining platform gaming with puzzle elements. There are five levels, each with ten rooms. In each room you must retrieve the key and go to the exit.

You can create or remove blocks to your left and right, or while crouching lower-left and lower right. You can use these blocks as platform to climb onto, or use them to block enemies or fire balls. You can also break blocks by jumping from below them, like doing a headbutt. There are several enemies, such as fire breathing dragons, shooting gargoyles and ghosts.

Collect bells to release fairies from the exit as bonus points, and collect coins for money to spend in shops. Some rooms have a shop where you can buy items, such as fire balls or hammers.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Solomon's Club-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19910101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Graphic Research Co., Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Tecmo, Inc.</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Strategy</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Solomon's Club-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Solomon's Club-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3194" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Space Invaders.gb</path> | |
| <name>Space Invaders (USA) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>A conversion of the classic arcade title, Space Invaders. This version, as part of the Arcade Classic series on Game Boy, has both 1 and 2 player modes using the usual 2 color Game Boy tones (black, grey) to re-create the addictive shooter. However, plug the cart into a Super Game Boy (an accessory of the Super Nintendo) and you have the option of playing the game in full color, with the original arcade cabinet as border art to the action while you play.

The game is very simple to play. Shoot down the incoming invaders while dodging their fire. They will advance slowly at first towards you, but the closer they come, the faster they get.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Space Invaders-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.7</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Taito</developer> | |
| <publisher>Taito</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Space Invaders-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Space Invaders-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82774" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Spacestation Silicon Valley (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Spacestation Silicon Valley (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It,Nl,Sv)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Spacestation Silicon Valley (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Spacestation Silicon Valley (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="36999" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Space Invaders.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Space Invaders (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>In 1978, Earth successfully repulsed an invasion from outer space thanks to &quot;the Tank.&quot; The Tank was based on alien technology found when a scout ship had crashed years earlier. Now, over 20 years later, a new Tank has been created based on the technology recovered during the 1978 invasion. And none too soon, because the Invaders are back!

Space Invaders is yet another classic arcade game remake by Activision. (See Battlezone and Asteroids.) But this time, Activision licensed a game from Taito instead of Atari. The game stays close to its roots while adding many power-ups and enemies.

You can play either one or two players against the Invaders, who march down the screen in orderly rows and columns, at one of three skill levels. You'll start at Pluto and work your way through the Solar System to Mars, then Venus, and finally Earth. There are four common aliens (red, green, blue, and yellow), plus seven more less common ones. You receive special one shot power-ups by shooting four of the same type of Invaders in a row. As in the original game, there are also Mother Ships that fly above the action, but in this version if you hit them you can pick up other useful power-ups like shields or double shots. Plus, after fighting off several waves on each planet, you'll face a unique boss. If you manage to finish the game, you'll be able to play a reproduction of the original coin-op.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Space Invaders-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.8</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Z-Axis, Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Activision</publisher> | |
| <genre>Shooter / Action</genre> | |
| <players>2</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Space Invaders-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Space Invaders-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37194" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Space Marauder.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Space Marauder (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>The Burai, a race of evil super-brain aliens, have launched their plan to conquer the universe with their army of half-organic, half-robot creatures - the robo-mutants. It's up to the player to stop them! Strap on your jet pack, and get ready to become the ultimate Burai Fighter.

Space Marauder is an scrolling shooter game with two modes of play. Most levels are side- and vertical-scrolling with pre-designed layouts. A few levels are different, though: top-down perspective, with a randomized layout. Either way, the player is armed with a variety of weapons, including different guns (laser, missile, ring) and the powerful cobalt bomb which kills everything on screen.

Space Marauder is the Game Boy Color version of Burai Fighter. Game play is exactly the same. Like Burai Fighter it offers the same three difficulties (Eagle, Albatross and Ace), but the game features different level layouts. It doesn't include the Vs. mode.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Space Marauder-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>KID Corp.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Agetec</publisher> | |
| <genre>Puzzle-Game / Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Space Marauder-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Space Marauder-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3573" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Spanky's Quest.gb</path> | |
| <name>Spanky's Quest (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Spanky, a cute little monkey, is locked in a tower filled with equally cute baddies. He must get to the top of four different towers, which can be chosen between when beginning the game. When the four towers have been climbed, the fifth tower remains.

To get through the door and on to the next floor in the towers, Spanky must collect keys, which are sometimes held by the baddies. To aid him, he has a magic ball. Throwing the ball will stun the baddies for a short while, but not defeat them. However, by bouncing the ball it will grow in size, and depending on its size, it will explode in different patterns, and the shrapnel will kill off the baddies, clearing the way and releasing keys.

Published by in Europe by Taito, Spanky fit straight into the company's portfolio of puzzle arcade platformers in the Bubble Bobble vein. The game also exists for the SNES, but the level layouts differ, as well as the fact that one cannot choose freely between the towers.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Spanky's Quest-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.75</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19910101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Natsume</developer> | |
| <publisher>Natsume</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Spanky's Quest-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Spanky's Quest-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37000" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Spawn.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Spawn (USA)</name> | |
| <desc>Based on the popular Todd McFarlane comic book, Spawn sends the titular hero through four stages of combat. He must navigate various environmental obstacle while defeating enemies with his fists and guns.

Spawn is a platformer with some shooter elements. It contains both horizontal and vertical sections. You must make your way through these and defeat the various thugs and occasional bosses. Mostly, you'll be punching and kicking, but there are some guns with rather limited ammunition to find along the way. There is also one stage where Spawn rids a motorcycle, somewhat along the lines of the surfing and skating levels in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

There are three difficulty modes. In each mode, enemies can take more damage. One punch will knock out any minor enemy in easy and you can start at any stage. It takes two in normal and you must play through from stage one. On hard, it takes several, so the fighting becomes much more strategic. You must beat the game on hard mode to get the real ending.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Spawn-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.85</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Konami</developer> | |
| <publisher>Konami</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Spawn-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Spawn-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="70531" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Speedball 2.gb</path> | |
| <name>Speedball 2 - Brutal Deluxe (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Speedball 2-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Speedball 2-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Speedball 2-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82776" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Speedy Gonzales - Aztec Adventure.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Speedy Gonzales - Aztec Adventure (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Speedy Gonzales - Aztec Adventure-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Speedy Gonzales - Aztec Adventure-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Speedy Gonzales - Aztec Adventure-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="70533" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Speedy Gonzales.gb</path> | |
| <name>Speedy Gonzales (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Speedy Gonzales is a platform game in which the player controls the Looney Tunes character Speedy Gonzales.

The player can run in the side-scrolling levels. The aim is to reach the exit without running out of lives. Lives are lost when Speedy comes into contact with dangers such as enemies, pit traps and sharp spikes.

Speedy can earn points by collecting coins. The game also borrows elements from Sonic. Speedy can run faster and even upside down in loops after running into bumpers. Speedy can also jump higher by jumping on the heads of penguins and when going fast can run through certain walls.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Speedy Gonzales-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.2</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19930101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Citizen Software</developer> | |
| <publisher>Sunsoft</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Speedy Gonzales-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Speedy Gonzales-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37195" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Spider-Man 2 - The Sinister Six.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Spider-Man 2 - The Sinister Six (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Aunt May has been kidnapped, and it is up to Spider-Man to save the day. But little does he know that Doc Ock has brought together the Sinister Six, six of the worst villains around, and is ready to end Spidey's life for good.

Roam 18 levels of New York City using all of Spider-Man's powers like the Spidey Armour, spin kick, Spidey's trusty webbing and his wall crawling abilities. Your main aim is to rescue Aunt May, but you can kick some evil guys along the way if you wish.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Spider-Man 2 - The Sinister Six-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.5</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Torus Games Pty. Ltd.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Activision</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Spider-Man 2 - The Sinister Six-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Spider-Man 2 - The Sinister Six-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="70542" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Spider-Man and the X-Men - Arcade's Revenge.gb</path> | |
| <name>Spider-Man-X-Men (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Spider-Man and the X-Men - Arcade's Revenge-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Spider-Man and the X-Men - Arcade's Revenge-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Spider-Man and the X-Men - Arcade's Revenge-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37001" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Spider-Man.gbc</path> | |
| <name>Spider-Man (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Trouble's ahead for Peter Parker in Spider-Man's first appearance on the Game Boy Color: an explosion at Dr. Curt Conners' lab will lead him into a plot planned by a mysterious villain, involving the alien symbiote and several of Spidey's arch enemies.

The game is a platformer, divided into several large levels. Progression is not strictly linear: some of the levels can be freely explored in any order before continuing with the story. Locations include the city, subway and sewers, the docks and a warehouse. The levels are usually crawling with enemies that Spider-Man can beat up with kicks and punches. Defeating them will eventually result in him gaining levels, becoming stronger and learning some new fighting moves.

Spidey's special abilities come into play when he swings freely over the rooftops, clings to walls or throws web balls at enemies to immobilize them. His spider-sense will usually alert him when important locations or special obstacles are near.

The game includes various boss fights with the likes of Venom, the Lizard and the Hobgoblin.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Spider-Man-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.6</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer>Vicarious Visions, Inc.</developer> | |
| <publisher>Activision</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Spider-Man-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Spider-Man-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="82778" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Spirou - The Robot Invasion (Europe).gbc</path> | |
| <name>Spirou Robbedoes - The Robot Invasion (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es,It,Nl,Da)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Spirou - The Robot Invasion (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Spirou - The Robot Invasion (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="3216" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Spirou (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>Spirou (Europe) (En,Fr,De,Es) (SGB Enhanced)</name> | |
| <desc>This is a simple platform game, you're in a role of porter, jumping down the streets and buildings, and taking as many points as you can get. There's no strong background story.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/Spirou (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate>19960101T000000</releasedate> | |
| <developer>Bit Managers</developer> | |
| <publisher>Infogrames</publisher> | |
| <genre>Action</genre> | |
| <players>1</players> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Spirou (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Spirou (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="70545" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./Splitz (Europe).gb</path> | |
| <name>Splitz (Europe)</name> | |
| <desc></desc> | |
| <image>./images/Splitz (Europe)-image.jpg</image> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
| <developer></developer> | |
| <publisher></publisher> | |
| <genre></genre> | |
| <marquee>./marquees/Splitz (Europe)-marquee.png</marquee> | |
| <video>./videos/Splitz (Europe)-video.mp4</video> | |
| </game> | |
| <game id="37197" source="screenscraper.fr"> | |
| <path>./SpongeBob SquarePants - Legend of the Lost Spatula.gbc</path> | |
| <name>SpongeBob SquarePants - Legend of the Lost Spatula (USA, Europe)</name> | |
| <desc>Based on the hit TV cartoon show, you help SpongeBob find the Flying Dutchman's golden spatula. It also has other characters from the show including Sandy Cheeks, Squidworth, Mr. Krabs, and Patrick.</desc> | |
| <image>./images/SpongeBob SquarePants - Legend of the Lost Spatula-image.jpg</image> | |
| <rating>0.65</rating> | |
| <releasedate></releasedate> | |
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