The Haunted Hoard: Dr. Franken (Game Boy)
While it’s fairly common for a video game protagonist to find themselves rescuing their love interest, Dr. Franken on Game
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The Game Hoard
Playing Every Video Game Ever Released And Reviewing Them Along The Way
Game Boy
The Haunted Hoard: Castlevania Legends (Game Boy)
When Castlevania Legends was first released, it tried to tantalize players with an entry that claimed to be the starting
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Panel Action Bingo (Game Boy)
Bingo is a game of chance where the appeal comes less from the game’s actual design and more the opportunity
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The Haunted Hoard: Casper (Game Boy)
With the cartoon and comics character Casper the Friendly Ghost getting his first live action film in 1995, along with
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Boggle Plus (Game Boy)
Despite an interest in word games, I had no idea that Parker Brothers’s Boggle exists until I saw it in
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50 Years of Video Games: Tetris (Game Boy)
Tetris wasn’t first released in 1989, but its release on the Game Boy that year might have ended up being
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Pinball Palooza: Revenge of the ‘Gator (Game Boy)
Despite a name that sounds like it could be referring to an action game about fending of angry alligators, Revenge
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Trax (Game Boy)
When I first started looking into the cute little tank game called Trax, I saw a part in the manual
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The Haunted Hoard: Kid Dracula (Game Boy)
The Castlevania series has explored many genres and styles, but no other game feels as starkly different from the rest
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Battle Unit Zeoth (Game Boy)
When Battle Unit Zeoth was being ported from its home country of Japan to the West, the developers were considering
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Super Mario Land (Game Boy)
With the Mario series being as big as it is, it’s easy to forget just how strange it is that
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Kirby Blitz: Kirby’s Dream Land 2 (Game Boy)
After gaining his ability to swallow and steal the power of his enemies in Kirby’s Adventure, the little puffball went
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Kirby Blitz: Kirby’s Dream Land (Game Boy)
When you take a look back at the first game of a video game series, you don’t exactly expect the
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Balloon Kid (Game Boy)
Balloon Fight for the NES wasn’t exactly begging for a sequel. Its game design is simple and focused on the
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Alleyway (Game Boy)
Since the Game Boy was the first majorly successful portable gaming console, many early games for the system could get
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Wario Blast: Featuring Bomberman! (Game Boy)
For quite a while, the appeal of the Bomberman series has evaded me. Part of it was the simplicity of
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