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Three for the Road: Konami GB Collection Vol. 3 on Game Boy Color

Introduction Konami's strategy of re-releasing their classic Game Boy titles in colour-enhanced compilation cartridges was a smart move for the Game Boy Color era. Konami GB Collection Vol. 3, released in Europe in 1997, bundles three classic Konami Game Boy titles into a single cart —...

Cave Dwellers Unite: Exploring Joe and Mac on Game Boy

Introduction Long before prehistoric humour became a pop-culture staple, Joe and Mac (also known as Caveman Ninja) was carving out a niche in arcades and on home consoles. Data East's 1991 brawler sent two lovable cavemen on a mission to rescue kidnapped cave women from a...

Bubble Trouble on the Go: Rediscovering Pang on Game Boy

Introduction Pang — known in North America as Buster Bros. — is one of those arcade classics that translated beautifully to handheld play. Originally released in arcades by Mitchell Corporation in 1989, the game found its way to a huge number of platforms, and the Game...

Rediscovering a Classic: Final Fantasy Legend 2 for Game Boy

In the pantheon of classic RPGs, the Final Fantasy series stands as a beacon of innovative storytelling and captivating gameplay. While titles like Final Fantasy VII and Final Fantasy X often dominate the conversation, there exists a lesser-known gem that deserves its moment in the...

Revisiting the Past: Extreme Ghostbusters for Game Boy Color

If you were a kid in the late ’90s and a fan of supernatural adventures, chances are you crossed paths with “Extreme Ghostbusters.” This spin-off from the classic Ghostbusters franchise brought a fresh, youthful twist to the ghost-busting team, resonating with a new generation. Capitalizing...