Donkey Kong is an action puzzle platformer by Nintendo for the Game Boy. Unlike the arcade game and later Nintendo Entertainment System port of the same name, this Donkey Kong features over 100 levels. Continue reading “Donkey Kong (Game Boy)”
Pokémon Yellow Version: Special Pikachu Edition is a role-playing game for the Game Boy. It was released later than Pokémon Red and Blue with a handful of updates, but is mostly the same game for a majority of the content. Continue reading “Pokémon Yellow Version: Special Pikachu Edition”
Mario’s Picross is a puzzle game for the Game Boy. It revolves around the picross form of logic puzzles, also known as nonograms. While there is a tutorial section in the game to teach you how to play, I’ll do my best to explain what these kinds of puzzles are in general which will help you for future picross games you may encounter. Continue reading “Mario’s Picross”
Conker’s Pocket Tales is a collect-a-thon game by Rareware for the Game Boy. Continue reading “Conker’s Pocket Tales”
The classic 8-bit Mega Man games are generally well-regarded, so it’s totally understandable to want to play them. I remember getting the Mega Man Anniversary Collection for the first time and being super excited to see all these Mega Man games I’d never seen before. However, it’s not exactly the easiest thing to get into Mega Man games for the first time. I’m sure if you grew up with any of them, you have a pretty good memory of how to play them, but for the newcomers it can be a rough time. So I figured I would share some of my personal tips to help you get into the series a little easier. Continue reading “Mega Man Starter Tips”
Mega Man V is the fifth and final installment in the Mega Man Game Boy series. This one takes place after the events of the previous installment and even includes some characters from the other Game Boy titles, so it would be wise to play this AFTER all of those. Continue reading “Mega Man V”
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