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Winnie the Pooh has enjoyed a surprise resurgence in popula ... Read more

Winnie the Pooh has enjoyed a surprise resurgence in popularity lately--and thus it should come as no surprise that this quaint Game Boy release has emerged as a sleeper hit for the handheld system. Everybody loves Winnie the Pooh--and the masterminds behind this game know it. Pooh is packed with games aimed mostly at younger players. Players start by picking from one of seven characters including Tigger, Eeyore, Rabbit, and Piglet. Start in your character's house and explore a huge world, complete with hidden paths. Along the road, you'll encounter friends who will give you cards, which you can use when playing board games. Other cards, like the seedling card, can be planted and nourished with water-can cards. Besides games like catching acorns and exercising, characters will face adventures, such as Pooh rescuing Piglet from a waterfall. The completed adventures then become part of players' storybooks to be relived again. The games are simplistic and usually a matter of moving from space to space, but it all adds up to an entertaining package, especially for young children. But we won't tell anyone if you are a bit older. --Robb Guido Pros: Fun cast of characters Games are simple yet fun Cons: Older kids will tire of its elementary nature Minimize

The Powerpuff Girls: Paint the Townsville Green features br ... Read more

The Powerpuff Girls: Paint the Townsville Green features brawny Buttercup, who fights and destroys enemies, while the other two girls are in reserve for superattacks. The side-scrolling game has multiscreen maps in which our hero dodges obstacles, collects power-ups, destroys enemies, rescues friends, and ultimately fights the featured villains to save Townsville. The villainous Gangrene Gang and Fuzzy Lumpkins use brute force, and can only be answered in kind. Players can collect and trade electronic game cards with a friend's copy of the game via the separately sold Game Boy link cable, as well as engage in two-player head-to-head action. Use secret passwords to unlock new game features, including trading cards and hidden powers. Minimize

The Powerpuff Girls: Paint the Townsville Green features br ... Read more

The Powerpuff Girls: Paint the Townsville Green features brawny Buttercup, who fights and destroys enemies, while the other two girls are in reserve for superattacks. The side-scrolling game has multiscreen maps in which our hero dodges obstacles, collects power-ups, destroys enemies, rescues friends, and ultimately fights the featured villains to save Townsville. The villainous Gangrene Gang and Fuzzy Lumpkins use brute force, and can only be answered in kind. Players can collect and trade electronic game cards with a friend's copy of the game via the separately sold Game Boy link cable, as well as engage in two-player head-to-head action. Use secret passwords to unlock new game features, including trading cards and hidden powers. Minimize

Cartridge Only All of the excitement of beating the house ... Read more

Cartridge Only All of the excitement of beating the house in Las Vegas or Atlantic City can be put in the palm of your hand with HOYLE CASINO for the Game Boy Color. You can gamble your money away in seven different games: Blackjack, Video Poker, slots, Roulette, Craps, Pai Gow, and Poker. Learning how to play each game is easy, thanks to the tutorials included. All of the games are played just like they are in real life you get to see the dealer's hands as he deals the card, and you get to shake the dice in Craps. In most of the games, digitized voices call out the hands or the winning numbers. As an added bonus, you and a friend can link up to play any of the table games together. Now's your chance to try and break the bank in HOYLE CASINO. Minimize