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Antz on the GBC is another platform game that will amuse those who find the genre enjoyable in small scale 8-bit. Read the Review

While this title isn't going to win any awards, it's a satisfying way to spend some free time. Read the Review

Frogger is one of those gaming archetypes that has remained basically unaltered since it made its coin-op debut. Read the Review

The Men In Black franchise had such an opportunity to be a good video game - wild alien characters, cool weapons, stylish black suits - but what we have here is a complete waste of potential. Read the Review

Rugrats: The Movie for the Game Boy is the only way you can relive the surprise hit without buying a VCR Read the Review

Spy Vs. Spy is a fast-paced, comedic strategy title especially suited for the more vindictive of players. Read the Review

If the designers had done their homework and played the original Super Mario Bros. game they would have realized that it's never a good idea to make the jump button the same as the run button. Read the Review

If you're looking for a high-quality action game, you can't go wrong with this one. Read the Review

Taken as a whole, Army Men is an enjoyable game that delivers the pleasingly nostalgic experience of plastic-soldier warfare. Read the Review

Make no mistake: BattleTanx's gameplay isn't the most complex in the world. Read the Review

While the game is, in its little digital soul, a side-scrolling shooter, it really, really wants to be a simulation. Read the Review

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Some will be drawn to the quirky, skills-type gameplay, while others may find Toobin's innovative ideas buried under a sea of unforgiving control and limited replay value. Read the Review

Croc's characters are endearing, the level design is good, and the quest is both long and enjoyable. Unfortunately, the horrible control destroys the game's playability, making Croc for the Game Boy Color a different type of crock entirely. Read the Review

The history of gaming is full of poor movie adaptations, and the Mask of Zorro represents one more. Read the Review