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Super Mario Bros Delux: I first got this with my Gameboy Color when I was 6. Many years later as I knew more about Nintendo, I found out that this game is a port of the original Super Mario Bros on the NES.

Zelda: Oracle of Ages: I can't seem to get this game to work properly. It just plays whenever it feels like it. And when I can get it to go, regardless of choosing to save my game, all my progress is still deleted the moment I turn off the power.

Mickey Mouses Racing Adventure: It's a game from Rare (Remember when they used to make games starring Disney Characters?), and as expected from Rare, the graphics are just fabulous and the character animation is smooth. But don't let its good looks fool you: This is a shitty game. Why call it a racing game when most of what you do is strolling around Mickeys home town is search of money and lame minigames. When you DO get into the racing, it still sucks. Controls are unreliable, and most insulting of all, THERE IS NO SOUND DURING THE RACING SEQUENCES. You only hear music.

Wario Land 3: A brilliant puzzle/platformer. Help Ninty fatarse Wario search for treasure chests. This is the best game on the GBC.

Pokemon Puzzle Challange: Another hard-to-find gem, this one. Like Klonoa, the games sales were poor. It's basically the classic Japanease puzzle game, Panel De Pon, or "Tetris Attack" in English speaking places, with Pokemon thrown into it. It's incredibly addicting, and of course, fun. The N64 had Pokemon Puzzle League, which is on the Virtual Console right now.

Donkey Kong Country: Who would ever thought an SNES game could be ported to the GBC? Amazing.

Buzz Lightyear of Starcommand: I fucking loved Buzz Lightyear back then, and now, I fucking hate this game. It's freaking awful. It's a top down shooter. Music is unmemorable, Sound effects are few, Characters looked nothing like they did in the cartoon, Bosses are predictable (They constantly move around in a pre-set path when you catch up to them) it it's overall just... BAD.

Zelda: Links Awakening: ...Meh. OK I guess.

Super Mario Land 2: What would expect from a 2D Mario platformer? Endless fun.

Wario Land: This is actually a Japanease copy of the game, as there is Japanease text on the sticker on the cart. Wario can wear different hats depending on the garlic he eats. Wario can wear a fire-breathing Dragon hat by eating a garlic... in the shape of a wang...

Golf: It's just golf, really. Nothing special. I was suckered in because it has Mario on the cover. You never see his face, though... I think.

Super Mario Land: Users on the King gets a Car Youtube video always seem to asking: "What's that game?", like, every week or so. How could you not know? It's freaking Mario! If you're a Mario fan, how could you not know this game?

Description
From top left to bottom right

Super Mario Bros Delux: I first got this with my Gameboy Color when I was 6. Many years later as I knew more about Nintendo, I found out that this game is a port of the original Super Mario Bros on the NES.

Zelda: Oracle of Ages: I can't seem to get this game to work properly. It just plays whenever it feels like it. And when I can get it to go, regardless of choosing to save my game, all my progress is still deleted the moment I turn off the power.

Mickey Mouses Racing Adventure: It's a game from Rare (Remember when they used to make games starring Disney Characters?), and as expected from Rare, the graphics are just fabulous and the character animation is smooth. But don't let its good looks fool you: This is a shitty game. Why call it a racing game when most of what you do is strolling around Mickeys home town is search of money and lame minigames. When you DO get into the racing, it still sucks. Controls are unreliable, and most insulting of all, THERE IS NO SOUND DURING THE RACING SEQUENCES. You only hear music.

Wario Land 3: A brilliant puzzle/platformer. Help Ninty fatarse Wario search for treasure chests. This is the best game on the GBC.

Pokemon Puzzle Challange: Another hard-to-find gem, this one. Like Klonoa, the games sales were poor. It's basically the classic Japanease puzzle game, Panel De Pon, or "Tetris Attack" in English speaking places, with Pokemon thrown into it. It's incredibly addicting, and of course, fun. The N64 had Pokemon Puzzle League, which is on the Virtual Console right now.

Donkey Kong Country: Who would ever thought an SNES game could be ported to the GBC? Amazing.

Buzz Lightyear of Starcommand: I fucking loved Buzz Lightyear back then, and now, I fucking hate this game. It's freaking awful. It's a top down shooter. Music is unmemorable, Sound effects are few, Characters looked nothing like they did in the cartoon, Bosses are predictable (They constantly move around in a pre-set path when you catch up to them) it it's overall just... BAD.

Zelda: Links Awakening: ...Meh. OK I guess.

Super Mario Land 2: What would expect from a 2D Mario platformer? Endless fun.

Wario Land: This is actually a Japanease copy of the game, as there is Japanease text on the sticker on the cart. Wario can wear different hats depending on the garlic he eats. Wario can wear a fire-breathing Dragon hat by eating a garlic... in the shape of a wang...

Golf: It's just golf, really. Nothing special. I was suckered in because it has Mario on the cover. You never see his face, though... I think.

Super Mario Land: Users on the King gets a Car Youtube video always seem to asking: "What's that game?", like, every week or so. How could you not know? It's freaking Mario! If you're a Mario fan, how could you not know this game?