Game Boy Color games

The Game Boy in color: handheld adventures, platformers and puzzles.

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• 007: The World Is Not Enough (Game Boy Color) (Game Boy Color, 2000, Electronic Arts): Bond tracks Elektra King and Renard from MI6 to an oil pipeline and a nuclear submarine in a top-down spy mission, mixing gadgets, stealth and shootouts.
• 1942 (Game Boy Color) (Game Boy Color, 2000, Capcom): Capcom's vertical shooter in color: a P-38 loops and strafes its way through waves of fighters, bombers and battleships across the Pacific.
• Alone in the Dark: The New Nightmare (Game Boy Color, 2001, Infogrames): Edward Carnby and Aline Cedrac search a haunted mansion on Shadow Island in a survival-horror adventure whose painted rooms push the Game Boy Color to its limits.
• Asterix & Obelix (Game Boy Color, 1999, Infogrames): The two Gauls travel across the Roman Empire, punching legionaries in a side-scrolling platformer played as either Asterix or Obelix.
• Asteroids (Game Boy Color) (Game Boy Color, 1999, Activision): Atari's arcade classic in color: blast drifting rocks into smaller and smaller pieces, dodge flying saucers and hit hyperspace when things get tight.
• Batman: Chaos in Gotham (Game Boy Color, 2001, Ubi Soft): Batman and Batgirl chase the Joker, Two-Face, Mr. Freeze and Poison Ivy across Gotham after an Arkham breakout, with brawls, grappling hooks and a Batmobile run.
• Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker (Game Boy Color, 2000, Ubi Soft): Terry McGinnis suits up as the new Batman to take down a returned Joker and his Jokerz gang across Neo-Gotham, punching through side-scrolling stages.
• Bionic Commando: Elite Forces (Game Boy Color, 2000, Nintendo): A new commando swings through enemy bases on a grappling arm in this take on Capcom's classic, where there's no jump button and the bionic arm is everything.
• Blaster Master: Enemy Below (Game Boy Color, 2000, Sunsoft): Jason dives back underground in the tank SOPHIA, blasting mutants through side-scrolling caverns and on foot in overhead dungeons.
• Bomberman Max: Blue Champion (Game Boy Color, 2000, Vatical Entertainment): Bomberman blasts his way through maze stages world by world, catching Charaboms that grow and lend him their powers. The Blue edition.
• Bomberman Max: Red Challenger (Game Boy Color, 2000, Vatical Entertainment): Max, Bomberman's cyborg rival, takes the lead in the Red edition of the maze-bombing adventure, with his own stages and Charaboms to catch.
• Bomberman Quest (Game Boy Color, 1999, Electro Brain): Bomberman crash-lands on Planet Phantomia and explores it from above, bombing monsters and the Hige Hige Bandits to win back his ship's missing parts.
• Bugs Bunny: Crazy Castle 3 (Game Boy Color, 1999, Nintendo): Bugs Bunny hunts keys through the rooms of a haunted castle while dodging Yosemite Sam, Sylvester and friends, in the puzzle-platform series' third outing.
• Conker's Pocket Tales (Game Boy Color, 1999, Rare): Conker the squirrel explores woods, mines and castles to rescue his girlfriend Berri and his birthday presents from the Evil Acorn, in his debut adventure.
• Crystalis (Game Boy Color) (Game Boy Color, 2000, Nintendo): SNK's post-apocalyptic action RPG remade for the Game Boy Color: an awakened hero gathers four elemental swords to stop Emperor Draygon's floating tower.
• Donkey Kong Country (Game Boy Color) (Game Boy Color, 2000, Nintendo): Donkey and Diddy Kong chase King K. Rool's Kremlings across Kong Island to win back their banana hoard, in Rare's pocket remake with a new stage and mini-games.
• Dragon Ball Z: Legendary Super Warriors (Game Boy Color, 2002, Infogrames): Goku and the Z Fighters relive the saga from the Saiyans to Majin Buu in a card-based battle RPG, playing attack, ki and defense cards each turn.
• Dragon Warrior I & II (Game Boy Color, 2000, Enix): The first two Dragon Quest adventures remade in color: defeat the Dragonlord as Erdrick's heir, then lead three of his descendants against Hargon a century later.
• Dragon Warrior III (Game Boy Color) (Game Boy Color, 2001, Enix): Recruit warriors, mages and merchants and follow your father's quest to defeat Baramos, in the color remake with monster medals to collect and extra dungeons.
• Dragon Warrior Monsters (Game Boy Color, 2000, Eidos Interactive): Young Terry tames slimes, dragons and golems and breeds them into stronger monsters to win the Starry Night Tournament and rescue his kidnapped sister.
• Dragon Warrior Monsters 2: Cobi's Journey (Game Boy Color, 2001, Enix): Cobi recruits, breeds and battles monsters through travelers' gates to save the sinking island of GreatTree. Cobi's edition, with its own monsters to scout.
• Dragon Warrior Monsters 2: Tara's Adventure (Game Boy Color, 2001, Enix): Tara's edition of the monster-breeding RPG: the same sinking island and gates, with a different set of monsters to find and breed.
• Driver (Game Boy Color, 2000, Infogrames): Undercover cop Tanner takes getaway-driving jobs in Miami, San Francisco, Los Angeles and New York, outrunning police in an overhead car-chase game.
• Duke Nukem (Game Boy Color, 1999, GT Interactive): Duke runs, jumps and blasts his way through alien-infested side-scrolling levels with heavy weapons, a jetpack and plenty of one-liners.
• Frogger (Game Boy Color) (Game Boy Color, 1998, Majesco): Hop a frog across a busy highway and a river of logs and turtles to reach the safe homes at the top, in the arcade classic's Game Boy Color edition.
• Game & Watch Gallery 2 (Game Boy Color, 1998, Nintendo): Nintendo's LCD handhelds Parachute, Helmet, Chef, Vermin and Donkey Kong, each in its original form and in a colorful Modern version starring Mario and friends.
• Game & Watch Gallery 3 (Game Boy Color, 1999, Nintendo): Egg, Green House, Turtle Bridge, Mario Bros. and Donkey Kong Jr. in their LCD originals and Modern remakes, with more Game & Watch classics to unlock.
• Grand Theft Auto (Game Boy Color) (Game Boy Color, 1999, Rockstar Games): Steal cars, run jobs for crime bosses and stay ahead of the cops across Liberty City, San Andreas and Vice City, seen from above like the PC original.
• Grand Theft Auto 2 (Game Boy Color) (Game Boy Color, 2000, Rockstar Games): Claude Speed works for rival gangs in Anywhere City, earning respect with one by hitting another, in an overhead crime spree full of cars to steal and cops to lose.
• Hamtaro: Ham-Hams Unite! (Game Boy Color, 2002, Nintendo): Hamtaro searches town for his missing Ham-Ham friends, learning Ham-Chat words and using them to solve the problems of the hamsters he meets.
• Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (Game Boy Color) (Game Boy Color, 2002, Electronic Arts): Harry's second year at Hogwarts as a turn-based RPG: duel with spells, collect Famous Wizard Cards and find out who opened the Chamber of Secrets.
• Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (Game Boy Color) (Game Boy Color, 2001, Electronic Arts): Harry's first year at Hogwarts as a turn-based RPG, with spell-casting battles, Famous Wizard Cards, Quidditch and the hunt for the Sorcerer's Stone.
• Harvest Moon 2 GBC (Game Boy Color, 2000, Natsume): Take over your grandfather's run-down farm: grow crops through the seasons, raise cows and chickens and build the farm up until the townspeople come to see it.
• Harvest Moon 3 GBC (Game Boy Color, 2001, Natsume): A boy and a girl share an island farm and work it together, growing crops and raising animals in the third Game Boy Color Harvest Moon.
• Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine (Game Boy Color, 2001, THQ): Indy races the Soviets to the pieces of a Babylonian machine across ruins and temples, whipping, climbing and solving puzzles in an overhead adventure.
• Konami GB Collection Vol. 1 (Game Boy Color, 2000, Konami): Four Konami Game Boy classics in color on one cartridge: Gradius, Castlevania: The Adventure, Konami Racing and Contra (Operation C).
• Konami GB Collection Vol. 4 (Game Boy Color, 2000, Konami): Gradius II: The Return of the Hero, Castlevania II: Belmont's Revenge, Yie Ar Kung-Fu and Antarctic Adventure, colorized on one cartridge.
• The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX (Game Boy Color, 1998, Nintendo): Link washes up on Koholint Island and must wake the Wind Fish to leave it, in the color edition of the Game Boy classic with a new Color Dungeon.
• The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages (Game Boy Color, 2001, Nintendo): Link travels between Labrynna's past and present with the Harp of Ages to rescue Nayru, the Oracle of Ages, from the sorceress Veran.
• The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons (Game Boy Color, 2001, Nintendo): Link turns Holodrum's seasons with the Rod of Seasons to rescue Din, the Oracle of Seasons, from Onox, the General of Darkness.
• Legend of the River King 2 (Game Boy Color, 2001, Natsume): A fishing RPG: cast for hundreds of fish in rivers, lakes and the sea, fight off wild animals and track down the legendary Guardian Fish.
• Legend of the River King GB (Game Boy Color, 1999, Natsume): A boy sets out to catch the legendary Guardian Fish to cure his sick sister, fishing streams and lakes and fending off wild animals along the way.
• Lufia: The Legend Returns (Game Boy Color, 2001, Natsume): Wain and his allies take on the Sinistrals again, with up to nine heroes fighting in rows and a randomly built Ancient Cave to dive into.
• Magi-Nation (Game Boy Color, 2001, Interactive Imagination): Tony Jones falls into the Moonlands and summons Dream Creatures to battle the Shadow Magi, in an RPG based on the Magi-Nation card game.
• Magical Tetris Challenge (Game Boy Color, 2000, Capcom): Mickey, Minnie, Donald and Goofy play Tetris with magical twists, where cleared lines send bigger, stranger pieces into the rival's well.
• Mario Golf (Game Boy Color) (Game Boy Color, 1999, Nintendo): A golf RPG: rookies play four country clubs, level up their swing and earn the right to face Mario on the course.
• Mario Tennis (Game Boy Color) (Game Boy Color, 2001, Nintendo): Rookies enroll at the Royal Tennis Academy, train their stats in RPG style and climb the rankings to challenge Mario at the Island Open.
• Mega Man Xtreme (Game Boy Color, 2001, Capcom): X and Zero stop the hacker Techno and his Mavericks, bosses from Mega Man X and X2, in a handheld Mega Man X with weapons copied from defeated foes.
• Mega Man Xtreme 2 (Game Boy Color, 2001, Capcom): X and Zero face the Erasure incident and the bounty hunter Berkana, battling bosses from Mega Man X3 and X4 and collecting DNA souls.
• Metal Gear Solid (Game Boy Color) (Game Boy Color, 2000, Konami): Solid Snake infiltrates Galuade to recover the stolen Metal Gear Gander, sneaking past guards in an overhead stealth game known in Japan as Ghost Babel.
• Mickey's Racing Adventure (Game Boy Color, 1999, Nintendo): Mickey and his friends race go-karts on Disney-themed tracks and explore a small world between races to unlock new cars and secrets.
• Mickey's Speedway USA (Game Boy Color, 2001, Nintendo): Mickey and friends race across the United States, from Los Angeles to New York, to rescue Pluto from the Weasels.
• Arcade Hits: Joust & Defender (Game Boy Color, 1999, Midway): Two Williams arcade classics on one cartridge: knights joust on flying ostriches in Joust, and a lone ship protects humanoids from alien landers in Defender.
• Arcade Hits: Moon Patrol & Spy Hunter (Game Boy Color, 1999, Midway): Two arcade classics on one cartridge: hop craters and shoot UFOs in a lunar buggy in Moon Patrol, and chase enemy agents down the highway in Spy Hunter.
• Mortal Kombat 4 (Game Boy Color) (Game Boy Color, 1998, Midway): Shinnok's invasion of Earthrealm on the Game Boy Color: Raiden, Liu Kang, Scorpion, Sub-Zero and friends trade special moves and fatalities.
• Mr. Driller (Game Boy Color) (Game Boy Color, 2000, Namco): Susumu Hori drills down through colored blocks, which clear when four or more of a color touch, while racing his air supply to the bottom.
• Ms. Pac-Man: Special Color Edition (Game Boy Color, 1999, Namco): The arcade Ms. Pac-Man in color, with its four mazes, bouncing fruit and smarter ghosts.
• Pac-Man: Special Color Edition (Game Boy Color, 1999, Namco): The arcade original in color, plus Pac-Attack, a falling-block puzzle where Pac-Man eats the ghosts trapped among the blocks.
• Perfect Dark (Game Boy Color) (Game Boy Color, 2000, Rare): Joanna Dark's first mission against dataDyne, before the N64 game: an overhead shooter with stealth, digitized speech and a rumble cartridge.
• Pocket Bomberman (Game Boy Color, 1998, Nintendo): Bomberman blasts through five side-scrolling worlds, jumping between platforms and bombing enemies in a platform take on the series.
• Pokémon Crystal (Game Boy Color, 2001, Nintendo): The fullest Johto adventure: earn badges across Johto and Kanto with the first playable girl trainer, animated Pokémon, the Battle Tower and the legendary Suicune.
• Pokémon Gold (Game Boy Color, 2000, Nintendo): A new trainer sets out across Johto to earn eight badges and stop Team Rocket's return, with 100 new Pokémon, a day and night clock and a trip back to Kanto.
• Pokémon Silver (Game Boy Color, 2000, Nintendo): The Silver edition of the Johto adventure, with Lugia on the cover and its own Pokémon to catch and trade.
• Pokémon Pinball (Game Boy Color, 1999, Nintendo): Catch and evolve Pokémon on two pinball tables, Red and Blue, by hitting targets with the Poké Ball, and fill the Pokédex with all 151.
• Pokémon Puzzle Challenge (Game Boy Color, 2000, Nintendo): Swap blocks to line up three of a color and chain combos in the Panel de Pon style, battling Johto's Gym Leaders with Pokémon from Gold and Silver.
• Pokémon Trading Card Game (Game Boy Color, 2000, Nintendo): Learn the Pokémon card game from Dr. Mason, build decks from over 200 cards and beat the eight Club Masters and Grand Masters for the Legendary Cards.
• Prince of Persia (Game Boy Color) (Game Boy Color, 1999, Red Orb Entertainment): The Prince has 60 minutes to escape the Sultan's dungeons, climb the palace and stop the vizier Jaffar, with the original's fluid animation and deadly traps.
• Quest for Camelot (Game Boy Color, 1998, Nintendo): Kayley sets out to recover Excalibur from the treacherous Ruber, exploring forests and dungeons in an overhead adventure based on the animated film.
• R-Type DX (Game Boy Color, 1999, Nintendo): R-Type and R-Type II on one cartridge, in their Game Boy versions and in color, plus a DX mode that runs both as one long mission against the Bydo.
• Rayman (Game Boy Color) (Game Boy Color, 2000, Ubi Soft): Rayman punches, swings and hovers through Mr. Dark's worlds to free the captured Electoons, in a new side-scroller for the Game Boy Color.
• Rayman 2 (Game Boy Color) (Game Boy Color, 2002, Ubi Soft): Rayman frees his friends from Admiral Razorbeard's robot pirates in side-scrolling stages, a 2D Game Boy Color take on The Great Escape.
• Resident Evil Gaiden (Game Boy Color, 2002, Capcom): Leon Kennedy and Barry Burton board a cruise ship overrun by a bio-weapon, exploring from above and fighting in first-person timing battles.
• Robopon: Sun Version (Game Boy Color, 2000, Atlus): Cody inherits a robot workshop and collects, builds and battles Robopon across the islands, in a monster-collecting RPG with a clock in the cartridge.
• Saban's Power Rangers: Lightspeed Rescue (Game Boy Color, 2000, THQ): The Lightspeed Rangers defend Mariner Bay from Queen Bansheera's demons in side-scrolling rescues, rescue-vehicle missions and Megazord battles.
• Saban's Power Rangers: Time Force (Game Boy Color, 2001, THQ): The Time Force Rangers chase the mutant criminal Ransik and his gang through side-scrolling stages, then take them on in Megazord battles.
• Shadowgate Classic (Game Boy Color, 1999, Nintendo): A point-and-click quest through the castle of the Warlock Lord, where every room hides traps and the torch must never burn out.
• Shantae (Game Boy Color, 2002, Capcom): Half-genie Shantae whips her hair and dances into animal forms to stop the pirate Risky Boots from stealing Scuttle Town's steam engine.
• The Simpsons: Night of the Living Treehouse of Horror (Game Boy Color, 2001, THQ): Bart, Homer, Lisa, Marge and Maggie each star in a spooky Treehouse of Horror tale, played out across side-scrolling stages.
• Space Invaders (Game Boy Color) (Game Boy Color, 1999, Activision): Taito's arcade classic in color: shoot down rows of marching invaders before they land, hiding behind bunkers as they speed up.
• Spider-Man (Game Boy Color) (Game Boy Color, 2000, Activision): Spider-Man swings, climbs and webs his way across New York to stop a string of supervillains in side-scrolling stages.
• Spider-Man 2: The Sinister Six (Game Boy Color, 2001, Activision): Aunt May has been kidnapped by the Sinister Six, and Spider-Man has to beat Doctor Octopus, Vulture, Sandman, Mysterio, Electro and Kraven to get her back.
• Star Wars Episode I: Racer (Game Boy Color) (Game Boy Color, 1999, Nintendo): Anakin and rival podracers speed over desert and ice courses across the galaxy in an overhead racer, on a cartridge that rumbles.
• Street Fighter Alpha: Warriors' Dreams (Game Boy Color) (Game Boy Color, 2000, Capcom): Capcom's prequel fighter squeezed onto the Game Boy Color: Ryu, Ken, Chun-Li and the Alpha cast with super combos and Alpha Counters.
• Super Mario Bros. Deluxe (Game Boy Color, 1999, Nintendo): The original Super Mario Bros. in color, with Luigi, a challenge mode, a race mode, a toy box and the Lost Levels unlocked as a bonus.
• Survival Kids (Game Boy Color, 1999, Konami): A shipwrecked kid builds tools, hunts and crafts shelter on a deserted island, watching hunger, thirst and fatigue while searching for a way home.
• Tetris DX (Game Boy Color, 1998, Nintendo): Tetris in color, with Marathon, Ultra, 40 Lines and a vs. computer mode, and high scores saved for several players.
• Toki Tori (Game Boy Color, 2001, Capcom): A little chick uses bridges, teleporters and freeze guns to collect every egg in each puzzle stage, in Two Tribes' Game Boy Color debut.
• Tomb Raider (Game Boy Color) (Game Boy Color, 2000, THQ): Lara Croft climbs, swings and shoots through South American ruins to stop the Nightmare Stone from waking an ancient evil, in a side-scrolling adventure.
• Tomb Raider: Curse of the Sword (Game Boy Color, 2001, Activision): Lara fights a voodoo cult in New Orleans and the museums and tombs beyond after a cursed sword brings its old owner back to life.
• Tony Hawk's Pro Skater (Game Boy Color) (Game Boy Color, 2000, Activision): Tony Hawk and the pros grind, ollie and pull tricks down ramps and streets in a side-view take on the skateboarding hit.
• Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 (Game Boy Color) (Game Boy Color, 2000, Activision): The pros skate new parks and streets in the sequel's Game Boy Color version, chaining tricks for high scores and competitions.
• Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 (Game Boy Color) (Game Boy Color, 2001, Activision): Skate a new set of levels, linking grinds, flips and manuals into combos in the third game's Game Boy Color version.
• Turok 2: Seeds of Evil (Game Boy Color) (Game Boy Color, 1998, Acclaim): Turok runs, jumps and shoots through side-scrolling jungles, ruins and caverns to stop the Primagen, in a 2D take on the N64 shooter.
• Wario Land 3 (Game Boy Color, 2000, Nintendo): Wario is trapped in a music box world and must find its five music boxes, letting enemies flatten, freeze or set him on fire to reach new places.
• Warlocked (Game Boy Color, 2000, Nintendo): A real-time strategy war between humans and beasts: gather resources, build armies and recruit wizards in a pocket-sized Warcraft.
• Wendy: Every Witch Way (Game Boy Color, 2001, TDK Mediactive): The good little witch Wendy flips gravity at will, walking on floors and ceilings through side-scrolling stages full of switches and monsters.
• Yu-Gi-Oh! Dark Duel Stories (Game Boy Color, 2002, Konami): Duel the cast of Yu-Gi-Oh! with a deck built from hundreds of cards under the early rules, winning new cards and fusing monsters along the way.

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