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Kabuto Park Review – I Choose You, Hoverfly
When Bug Catchers rule the world
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Dave the Diver Review – Low Pressure Diving
Dave the Diver is a laid back game about diving into a semi-randomized ocean trench in order to catch loads of exotic fish to supply a sushi restaurant. Or, at least, that’s what it is at the beginning. Dave will still be a diver at the end of the game, but along the way he’ll…
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Rev Up! RC Grand Prix Review – Running on Empty
Rev Up! RC Grand Prix is supposedly a game about racing RC cars, but there’s really no way to tell that they’re not supposed to be regular cars other than the giant people. Games about racing small cars typically borrow from titles like Micro Machines and have crazy household tracks, hazards like pets or pencils,…
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Let’s Play Every Game Boy Color Game, Part 21
Halloween Racer (Visual Impact/Microids, 1999) This was a European exclusive, oddly. Microids is a French publisher, but considering the game already had an English translation and was celebrating a major US holiday, you’d think they’d have released it in NA. At any rate, it’s a lot like some of the F-1 games we saw earlier,…
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Let’s Play Every Game Boy Color Game, Part 47
NASCAR 2000 (Software Creations/EA Sports, 2000) There were a ton of graphical glitches going on with this one, but all you can really see in the screenshot is that the back of my car isn’t right. It’s an exceedingly bland Outrun-style game, but that’s probably just as well since you can’t make an oval track…
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Let’s Play Every GameBoy Color Game, Part 9
Densha de Go! (Go by Train) (Cyberfront/Taito, 1999) A long running Japanese train sim, now on GBC. Train sims are at least something pretty to look at on modern systems, but here it’s just watching vaguely area-appropriate green scenery scroll past. Densha de Go 2! (Cyberfront/Taito, 2000) Basically the same game. It had the Shinagawa…