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Exactly what I think every time I look at it.
Actually a really fun game, if you can get over the Ocean logo. I used to be able to beat it in one life. Now, I'm lucky to get past the 1st level. Used to love using well-timed sniper shots (select button) to avoid death.
Actually a really fun game, if you can get over the Ocean logo. I used to be able to beat it in one life. Now, I'm lucky to get past the 1st level. Used to love using well-timed sniper shots (select button) to avoid death.
Jon
I was watching a playthrough of Darkman for Gameboy a while back. Much different than the NES version. Side scrolling beat em up, with action game mixed in.Nice! I do plan on playing it - I have ignored most Ocean stuff, but am revisiting some
The Flintstones on Game Boy, published by Ocean, is surprisingly OK. I used to waste so much time on the minigames, knockoffs of Space Invaders and the like.Nice! I do plan on playing it - I have ignored most Ocean stuff, but am revisiting some
I'm guessing that's the one that's based on the movie with John Goodman? Taito also made their own Flintstones game called King Rock Treasure Island. Not cheap, unfortunately.The Flintstones on Game Boy, published by Ocean, is surprisingly OK. I used to waste so much time on the minigames, knockoffs of Space Invaders and the like.
There's also Bedrock Burgertime on GBC which is pretty fun in its own right. It's basically just Burgertime, but Fred can club the enemies. It has an excellent opening cinematic that looks great on the system. There are a lot of solid Flintstones games out there actually. The NES ones are good too, especially the first one with the overhead map.
I'm 100% sure that was one of the games he had! Not going to lie, kinda feel motivated now to go find this game just for the nostalgia factor alone.View attachment 72111
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Still have this one. Only works on an original Gameboy. GBA SP, Analogue Pocket, etc. don't seem to like it too much.
Jon
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So should I buy this thing? Been looking into getting a bigger screen for my GBC, but this seems easier. Now that you've messed with it for a while, are you still high on it, or are there downsides?
Edit: meant to post this in the funnyplaying thread. Whoops.
There are a few others. Used to own Joshua: The Battle for Jericho. I think Spiritual Warfare may have been another. Wisdom Tree also did NIV Bible and the 20 Lost Levels of Joshua, which is one of the rarest games on Gameboy.I'm 100% sure that was one of the games he had! Not going to lie, kinda feel motivated now to go find this game just for the nostalgia factor alone.
Just looked them up. The ones I recognize are Spiritual Warfare and King James Bible, completely forgot about them until now. I'll have to reach out to him and see if he still has themThere are a few others. Used to own Joshua: The Battle for Jericho. I think Spiritual Warfare may have been another. Wisdom Tree also did NIV Bible and the 20 Lost Levels of Joshua, which is one of the rarest games on Gameboy.
Jon