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2019 Nov. 23: Caught up with posts through the current run of Game Boy Works, though they still need image galleries attached. 2018 April 28: Posted Side Pocket….
A frustrating action puzzle game that crashes and burns due to its awful control interface.
A Chubby Cherub-esque platformer based on a short-lived Japanese animation by the creator of Doraemon.
The all-time arcade classic goes portable in a decent enough rendition that leaves room for improvement.
The exploratory puzzle-like NES platformer shows up on Game Boy in a massively stripped-down form.
Pretty much just the first Trump Boy, hastily reissued to take advantage of the 4-Player Adapter.
A fun idea—a puzzle platform shooter, with robots!—falls short of its potential here thanks to janky programming.
Nintendo’s take on Battleship, this one livened up by a fast-paced multiplayer submarine warfare mode.
An extraordinarily poor racing game based on the question, “What if Excitebike but unplayable?”
A fantastic portable take on HAL’s cute Japan-only adaptation of the blockbuster film.
Black-and-white visuals and listless porting work severely undermine this port of a color-based NES puzzler.
Konami’s cute-em-up series suffered a few compromises en route to Game Boy, but still managed to offer a good time.
A top-down platformer with plenty of personality and better playability than you might expect.
Koei does a surprisingly convincing job of bringing its historic war sim to Game Boy.
A typically poor attempt to milk money from the Gundam franchise, this time by making it a callow Dragon Quest clone.
One of Game Boy’s “holy grail” releases, and a metaphor for the futility of evolutionary struggle. Or something.
A curious little platformer packed with muddled racial imagery and decidedly lacking in challenge.
A dire rendition of the popular TV show, redeemed only by its brain-dead challenge level.