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Made specifically for the youngest of gamers, Goofy's interactive adventure starts out at home, where our hero discovers his prized photos are missing certain elements. Player's must then direct Goofy's search around his house and neighborhood for the missing items and return them to the photos. Once a photo has been completely restored, players will be rewarded with a classic Goofy cartoon featuring the adventure depicted in the photo. Classic cartoons include "Art of Skiing" and "The Blue Ribbon." The game includes 15 different environments and five challenging minigames. ... Read more

Reviews (4)

Goofy
This game was fun while it lasted.It is a very quick game, even for my four year old.The cartoons are a nice addition, as she loves goofy, but she can play the whole game at once.There are 15 different rooms and that is it.However, this is a game that she can play totally by herself, without any help.

Great first game
I just got a Play Station for my 6 year old son. We got Goofy's fun house and had a blast. He loved finding the film cans. It was a great game for us to work on together. Today we got the bonus movie and he was really excited. The golfing game was great. My son loved it and plays it himself. Some of the games (skiing and car race) were a little hard for younger kids. Overall, we recommend it.

Way too easy, even for a kids game
Even though I'm an adult (31), I seek out "kids games", especially games based on popular cartoon and animated characters (Fantasia for the Sega Genesis is one of the greatest games ever). But... this Goofy game is one of the fastest, easiest games I've ever seen, and not in a good way. The only thing worse, perhaps than a game that's too difficult to enjoy is one that's so easy that you get no sense of challenge. Read the description here very closely... "15 environments" means, quite literally, that there are 15 rooms to the game. There are also only a handful of games that take place outside Goofy's house. The skiing game is the best, with a little bit of excitement, but with most of these, the only challenge seems to be to see what happens when you *don't* accomplish the goal. You have to try harder to lose at this game than to win, it's a bit silly. I suppose, on a certain level, there's something to be said for a kid's game that is so simple *anyone* can play it, but I would also worry that the boredom level is high. On the PlayStation, other kid-friendly games I'd recommend that will not bore kids (or their parents) are Frogger 2, Spyro 2 and 3, and Tarzan. If you have a Sega Genesis, seek out Fantasia and Daffy Duck's QuackShot. ... Read more

Asin: B00004SRFG
Subjects: 1. Video Games 2. Sony Playstation (Play station) 3. PSX (PS1 PSOne PS (1 one I) 4. Adventure

Dragon Tales:Dragon Seek
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Dragon Tales: Dragonseek is a hide-and-seek game that's set in Dragon Land. Play as Emmy or her brother Max, and seek out Cassie, Ord, Zak, Wheezie, and other friendly dragons. Quetzal is always available to help players along the way. Collect Dragon Berries to join a sing-along. A storybook feature allows players to view highlights from their adventure. ... Read more

Reviews (10)

1st timers
This game is Great for 1st time players. Level 1 is really Simply all the child needs to do is push one button (the arrow) and the game does everything (it may seem really easy and quit dumb to very experience video game players) But on level 1 my son learn how to use the arrow button to walk once he master that then on level 2 he learned how to use the arrow & x button to jump. Then on level 3 & 4 takes more work moving, jump searching and by playing the level (not jumping right to 4) and he is getting better at the controls and can now operate games he couldn't before.

I would never buy this again...
i read mixed reviews on here, but my little girl loves dragon tales so much that i purchased the game and hoped for the best. boy was i sorry. i despise this game. all the complaints people made in the previous reviews are correct, and then some. my little girl is 5 and she gets so frustrated with the game she will hardly play it. she won't play it at all without me there. she loves dragon tales so she keeps wanting to give it a try, but only gets frustrated time and time again. i hate this game. i do not recommend it to anyone, even little die hard dragon tale fans will be annoyed with it. TERRIBLE!!

dragon tales down falls
The video game is very colorful and the voices are the same that you would hear on the t.v. show and it provides learning skills to your child or children which is a good thing but the real down fall of the game is. It is to simple your child will win this game in just 1 hour it is a very short game and also the game gets stuck at times and it skips over the voices to needless to say if you are looking for a game that is for a very young child in the age range of 3-4 years old this is the game for you.You can really teach your kids shapes and colors but only with your help this can be done my child didn't know a square from a circle but now he does and it took just 1 hour for him to learn this and i am very proud of him and i say thanks to the makers of this game so if your child needs to learn his or her shapes or colors please get this game for them you will loveyourself for it later. ... Read more

Asin: B00004SRFI
Subjects: 1. Video Games 2. Sony Playstation (Play station) 3. PSX (PS1 PSOne PS (1 one I) 4. Action Fantasy 5. Great Deals (Outlet store)

Sesame Street Sports
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CD-ROM (02 November, 2001)
list price: $32.99
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Sesame Street Sports challenges kids with six different sporting events, each of which features a different Sesame Street character. Players steer Grover on his unicycle, shoot the rapids with Ernie in his bathtub, race with Zoe on her Big Wheel, slip and slide with Telly on his snow saucer, go bouncing with Cookie Monster, and guide Elmo through town on his roller blades. Big Bird hosts an "Up Close and Personal" with each contestant. The game was produced for young children, and features a verbal tutorial. ... Read more

Reviews (7)

Very pleased!
We just got the Playstation2 for Christmas,we're not much of a video game family.I bought this game for my 2 1/2 and 3 1/2 year old boys.I was very concerned because most of the games that seem like they will work for young kids - don't.We'll,this one does,and it's great!It may be boring for video game pros,but for the rookies,it's wonderful!My boys played it and it taught them how to use the controller and it talks about "left and right".The best thing is that they cannot wreck,the characters stay on the road the entire time,a huge plus for those learning what in the world the video games are all about!

Love it!:-)

Perfect for a Toddler
This is a really good first game for your toddler.All you have to do is hold the controller and press one or two buttons.They will feel like big kids playing like the older kids.The game is simple but has fun characters and several fun scenes.Your child will love seeing Cookie Monster, Elmo and Big Bird on screen.Telly is actually my son's favorite in this game.The nicest part about it is that you cannot lose.If you just push forward the vehicle moves along curves and takes you to the finish.Big Bird is continually telling you what a great job you are doing.It is a perfect game for a toddler just starting to use the system.

A Great Beginning-Level Game
Our 3 and 6 year old children got their first playstation games this Christmas. They have no prior video gaming experience, and the majority of the games are a challenge to our 6 year old, and our 3 year old can only play a bit, as he is still trying to get the hang of the controls.This game was perfect for our family, as it is something that even our 3 year old can play with very little help.The characters will eventually finish any race, regardless of our son's inexperience, and it has been great fun for him, since he can practice controls and attempt to collect tokens.I doubt this game would be extremely exciting to a more experienced gamer, but it's an absolutely perfect game for young kids who are just interested in getting to play.We SEARCH for games like this, so both kids can actually play, and we don't have to help them too much. ... Read more

Asin: B00001ZUMH
Subjects: 1. Video Games 2. Action and Adventure 3. Exploration 4. Sony Playstation (Play station) 5. PSX (PS1 PSOne PS (1 one I) 6. Sports

Elmos Number Journey
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Game Cartridge (10 November, 1999)

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Elmo's Number Journey Rocks!!
I purchased Elmo's Number Journey for my 4 year old son.We were finding it difficult to find games for our Nintendo 64 whichhe could play.I am thrilled that I purchased this game.My son not only now knows his numbers but is doing simple addition in his head.(without using his fingers).I love the idea that the game starts out teaching just numbers but then slowly moves into addition by having the player throw the correct number of balls to represent the answer.I also like the idea that there are 3 different levels.I am also a special education teacher and would recommend this game for all children that are just learning their numbers or who are having a difficult time learning addition.I would love to see more of these types of games for the early childhood level.Highly, highly recommended!!!

I paid [an amount] for this...
I got both the Elmo cartridges on clearance for my 2-1/2 yr old, and I'm still disappointed. Each cartridge ("Letters" and "Numbers") has only 3 games on it, and every game, on every cartridge, is _exactly_ the same. Every. Single. One.
In each "game", Elmo moves around a virtual hallway, looking for a specific letter/number. When he touches what he's looking for, he gets a good point. When he touches something else, he gets a bad point. Sometimes, he's walking, sometimes, he's on a little vehicle, but it's always the exact same thing. The only wrinkle is that it's so poorly written, he can walk right through the middle of a what he's looking for, and not get credit for it until the fifth or sixth time hitting it.
Even my little kid thinks these are boring--he loves the fact that it's Elmo, but he keeps playing one cartridge for 2 min, and then switching to the other one, like "maybe _that_ one is the fun one!"
If you're considering this for your kid, don't. It's not even the money, it's the disappointment.

For young learners
This game is great for young children just learning. I bought it for my 3 1/2 year old. He loves it! Not only is he learning hand-eye coordination with the controller he's learning how to identify numbers on his own. He gets so proud of himself when he can finish it on his own. Great game! ... Read more

Asin: B00001ZUMM
Sales Rank: 9272
Subjects: 1. Video Games 2. Action and Adventure 3. Exploration 4. Nintendo 64 (Nintendo64) 5. N64

Elmo's Letter Adventure
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Game Cartridge (10 November, 1999)

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Boring Game
The letter you are looking for is O; eight of them.You hop on a pogo stick through a path. On the path are a few O's and a few P's. You just sort of hop past the letter you are looking for and you pick up a point and in this case the highest "score" you can get is 8 points.Absolutly nothing exciting happens.When you want to find another letter it's back to the same old boring path but with just different letters.I think this game includes three or four paths or little scenes.One is under water, one is that path that I used in my example above and the other is in outer space.In all, the only thing you do is sort of just go by the letter your looking for.

This game is nauseating.The sounds are shrill and extreemly repetative. It's such a waste of money.When my 4 year old first played it she was delighted for all of ten minutes.She asked me to turn of the sound.Then she told me that she did not like that game.If I were forced to play this game the feeling is very much like that of having to paybills, or doing your income tax return, or even unclogging a toilet.

The good news is that for some reason people want this game. You can always sell it.I was shocked to get twenty bucks for mine.

No Star Rating Here
Do not, I repeat, do not waste your money. This game is the epitome of boring.My kids (4 and 5) do not like it all.They have several nintendo games and they simply refuse to play this game.I feel that it is my responsibility to spare you the disappointment that you will experience should you buy this game. It is slow, annoying, and it aggravates me. I am going to destroy it right now. SMASH SMASH SMASH

Good, not great
Does a fair job of helping drill kids on recognizing both upper-case and lower-case letters. But the game-play is pretty unexciting.It almost seems like a computer game from the late 1980s or early 1990s; it's so simpleminded it almost seems like the creators were assuming that just the magic of having a video game would excite the kids. My four year-old son got bored with it pretty quickly and after a week or two did not want to play it anymore.

On the other hand, anything to help get these basic skills in is a good idea, and the game wasn't a complete waste of money. He obviously learned a little from it, and still does play it on occasion.But the folks doing educational games for gamesets like Nintendo need to work harder on making educational games as eye-catching and exciting as regular video games. Unfortunately, this seemed almost the only thing available for Nintendo 64. ... Read more

Asin: B00001ZUMO
Sales Rank: 5057
Subjects: 1. Video Games 2. Action and Adventure 3. Exploration 4. Nintendo 64 (Nintendo64) 5. N64

Winnie the Pooh Advent.[color only]
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Winnie the Pooh has enjoyed a surprise resurgence in popularitylately--and thus it should come as no surprise that this quaint GameBoy release has emerged as a sleeper hit for the handheld system.Everybody loves Winnie the Pooh--and the masterminds behind this gameknow it. Pooh is packed with games aimed mostly at youngerplayers.

Players start by picking from one of seven characters including Tigger,Eeyore, Rabbit, and Piglet. Start in your character's house and explorea huge world, complete with hidden paths. Along the road, you'llencounter friends who will give you cards, which you can use whenplaying board games. Other cards, like the seedling card, can beplanted and nourished with water-can cards.

Besides games like catching acorns and exercising, characters will faceadventures, such as Pooh rescuing Piglet from a waterfall. Thecompleted adventures then become part of players' storybooks to berelived again. The games are simplistic and usually a matter of movingfrom 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 abit older. --Robb Guido

Pros:

Fun cast of characters
Games are simple yet fun

Cons:

Older kids will tire of its elementary nature

Reviews (21)

A Mild Walk Through the 100 Acre Woods
If you're into sitting with your young one when he plays this game, you'll both enjoy it.There's lots to read; the characters don't speak, so if your child hasn't mastered reading, he won't really know the rules of the games he plays.

My son and I played it long enough to get far into the 100 Acre Woods, then we turned off the game.It saved where we left off, but when we started the game again, we had to read the prompts when Pooh headed out of his house or we would've lost our saved game, so beware.I showed my six year old how to begin his saved game; if you press the "new adventure" selection, you're saved game is history.

Overall, I don't like this game because you can lose all that you complete within a click of a button. I didn't find the games too exciting, but my son seems to like them...at least for now.

Too boring for my 7 year old!
I bought this game and a GameBoy system for my 7 year old daughter for her birthdaysince she really likes Winnie the Pooh. Unfortunately, she only played it a couple times, then begged me for a new game. Since then, she hasn't touched it and sticks to her Mario and Pokemon games. If you have a little one that you can sit with, read the text to and play together, then the game isn't bad. By the time your child can read well enough to play alone, though, he'd be bored. Buy this game only for littler gamers and only if you intend to play with them!

Not suitable for younger kids
We bought this for our 4 yr old. He can hardly understand what to do with the amount of reading instructions involved. Even our 6 yr old was confused at times with the amount of reading involved. Both kids lost interest very quickly. ... Read more

Asin: B00004S4Y9
Subjects: 1. Video Games 2. Nintendo Game Boy (Gameboy) 3. Action 4. Adventure

Elmo in Grouchland
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Reviews (7)

How deer they insult Elmo?!
Those other reviews I read were not super dooper. Now, I'm way Older than fore, and guess what... It still took me 5 years to beat this wonderfully designed game! The gameplay is just wondeful and so realistic! I mean, much more reakistic than the gamne sistems like Game cube and QXZbox and that other silly one! I sure do wish this work of Odin and Buddha and Zuess and Vishnu and Shiva and Prometheous were available when I was a little wippersnapper!

Elmo is so cute, and fun too!!
This game is so cute.A little on the easy side up to the laststage.I can't get past it!!I was not an avid player until recently.I am new to this stuff.I treated myself to a game boy color and love the Elmo game.It is so cute and very colorful.Each stage is easy to figure out.I recomend this game.

GeorgiaMom
I bought my 4 year old daughter a Gameboy recently and she became very frustrated with the typical games (Ms. Pacman, Mario, etc.) because shehadn't developed her coordination well enough yet to go very far in them.So I got this game hoping it would be easier to manuever. I'm glad I did.It is easy for her to move Elmo and jump over obstacles. And it is more"forgiving" in not taking away his lives so quickly. She isthrilled now that she can complete levels and move on to the next one byherself. I know she will soon become bored with it when she becomes moreadept at the Gameboy controls, but it has served the purpose that I wanted- an easy game that makes her like playing her Gameboy. ... Read more

Asin: B00001ZUMT
Sales Rank: 8908
Subjects: 1. Video Games 2. Action and Adventure 3. Exploration 4. Nintendo Game Boy (Gameboy) 5. Action 6. Adventure

Blue's Clues Blues Big Musical
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CD-ROM (30 March, 2001)

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The most popular TV star among the preschool set is finally getting his own PlayStation game with Blue's Clues: Blue's Big Musical. Blue, Steve, and the rest of the cast are trying to mount a musical, but they need your help. Players will explore familiar areas of the Blue's Clues world to fulfill such tasks as setting the stage, auditioning performers, and selecting songs for the show. The game features lots of puzzles to solve, and, like the hit TV show, there are plenty of clues to give younger gamers a sense of accomplishment. ... Read more

Reviews (17)

dull game
my little sister was 4/2 years old when she bought the game she liked it for about 6 months then lost intrest she plays it about once in a blue moon (not very often at all) now.she likes spider man 1 and a bugs life more than this game.this game is also loading almost all the time.But even when it is not loading it is not even as fun as the show(im10). The graphics are like eric carls books. Dont waste your money.

Oh my god are they kidding?
look I bought this game for my 4 year old 2nd cousin for Christmas 'cuzz they were out of Power Rangers games. Eaven he got bored of it. He was like to me "Kevin this game disn't gewd I wanted a good gamey!" he started a tantrum so I exchanged it for his power rangers thing (by the way that game sux too unless you're 3)

B-O-R-I-N-G
Luckily I only rented this game from the video store, but I have to agree with all the other reviews. This game is always loading, and then even when it's not, it is not much fun. Didn't keep my 4 year old son's interest very long at all. DO NOT recommend this at all!!!!!!! Waste of time and money. ... Read more

Asin: B00004SREZ
Subjects: 1. Video Games 2. Sony Playstation (Play station) 3. PSX (PS1 PSOne PS (1 one I) 4. Adventure

Doug's Big Game
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CD-ROM (18 December, 2000)
list price: $29.99
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Doug's Big Game immerses the gamer in the world of Doug and his alter ego Quailman, as they go on an action-packed adventure to find the missing Patti Mayonnaise. You will collect clues to save in Doug's journal and strive to use the full power of the Quaileye. The game also features Porkchop and other favorite characters from Bluffington. ... Read more

Reviews (8)

RATED E, BUT NOT FOR EVERYONE
I SHOULD HAVE TAKEN HEED TO THE OTHER REVIEWS.MY 4 YO CANNOT EVEN PLAY.MY 7 YO HAS A VERY HARD TIME.ADULTS??MAYBE A LITTLE BORING.

OKAY.......
I got this game for my birthday.The only problem is that it is a one timer.It is only exiting the first time you play it.Then it will get boring.You do the same missions over and over.Not even a strong Doug fan would like this game.

Not worth the money
Being a big fan of the Nickelodeon Doug cartoon, I thought I'd give this a try.Luckily, I didn't pay for it.The game is based on the ABC show of Doug, but even though I hadn't really watched that version, I had no real trouble since I had so much knowledge of the past version.The one main problem with this game is that if you aren't that familiar with the show, you'll have a lot of trouble.Knowing where to go is based on where you would go if you were a character on the show.This is a minor setback to new watchers and those who don't pay that much attention when they watch.This could be overlooked if after finishing the game once, which takes about two hours, you were able to do something else.That's right, after finishing, the only thing you can do is play the exact same game you just finished.While the first two of maybe even three times it's not that big of a problem, you can only play the same game so many times before you get tired of it.This is a definate must-rent for any Doug fan because it isn't a half-bad game the first time you play it, but it definately isn't for everyone.No matter who you are, ddn't buy this game, rent it instead.If you really like playing the same adventure over and over, go ahead and add it to your shopping cart. ... Read more

Asin: B00004SRFM
Subjects: 1. Video Games 2. Nintendo Game Boy (Gameboy) 3. Action 4. Adventure 5. Cartoon 6. Fantasy

The Emperor's New Groove
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Game Cartridge (20 December, 2000)
list price: $34.99
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Based on Disney's animated feature film of the same name, players assume to role of Kuzco, a young Incan ruler who's turned into a llama by the evil Yzma. There are eight levels to complete before a showdown with Yzma back at the castle. To complete the levels, players must jump gaps, board moving platforms, break items and barriers, switch triggers, and open doors. Yzma's minions will be after you; defeat them by running, jumping, charging, and even spitting. Along their journeys, players can collect red and gold hearts, 100 Aztec coins, and water jugs. ... Read more

Reviews (2)

Way too easy
I played this game once and it stunk! The music was horrible and the graphics were bad as well. People, my advice is to rent the game first, then buy it. By the way, I beat this game in 3 days.

new groove review
i think the game is really fun to play. you get to find pacha and you try to defeat yzma. there is a cliff level where you dodge falling rocks and you have to avoid the stinging scorpions.you get to spit into a bowl like a llama to get a secret door to open. ... Read more

Asin: B000056H3X
Subjects: 1. Video Games 2. Nintendo Game Boy (Gameboy) 3. Action 4. Adventure 5. Cartoon

Scooby-Doo: Classic Creep Capers
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Game Cartridge (15 February, 2001)
list price: $29.99
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Scooby-Doo, where are you? He's in your Game Boy Color, of course--along with Shaggy, Fred, Daphne, and Velma. Scooby-Doo! Classic Creep Capers is based on three classic episodes of the Hanna-Barbera cartoon show, and there is one all-new mystery to solve. Along the way, you'll encounter the Black Knight, Snow Ghost, and Witch Doctor from "What a Night for a Knight," "That's Snow Ghost," and "A Tiki Scare Is No Fair," respectively. Have no fear; there will be Scooby Snacks to help you along the way. The nonviolent gameplay is set in environments that are reminiscent of the popular TV show, from which the game uses the actual voices. ... Read more

Reviews (14)

Very unique Gameboy title!
Wow, what a refreshing Gameboy title. This is unlike anything out there. I wish there were even more games like this one. To sum it all up, you're in control of the "gang" and you're out to solve a mystery. The mystery of the missing jewels to be precise. Each character is off exploring a different part of the mansion and you can switch characters at any point during the game. So you can control Freddy, Daphne, Velma or Scooby + Shag. As you explore the mansion you'll acquire useful items and clues to help you in your quest to solve the mystery. Theres a fair amount of humor in the game and some clever thinking will help you make use of the items you find. This is not your typical run, jump and shoot game, this is a true old-school adventure game with a great little plot. Its really nice to see something like this available for the Gameboy, I think older audiences will really appreciate it. The graphics and sound and great too considering this is a Gameboy game. Scooby fans and Adventure fans will most certainly want to check this title out! Scooby-Dooby-Doo!

frustrating for little kids
My son wanted this because he is a big Scooby Doo fan, however, he was very disappointed with the game.The problem is that you have to be able to read and understand the clues given in order to play the game.He just started kindergarten and can not read yet.This may be a great game - I'm not sure. But if your child can not read then I would not recommend this game.

Great for Gameboy
If you are a Scooby Doo fan, then you need to add this to your collection.It is a very fun game for the Gameboy system.Not too difficult to the point of frustration.To me, a game should be fun and challenging, not frustrating like some games, and this game will challenge you without the frustration.If you are looking for a nice game for a child, young adult, or yourself then I would recommend this for your Gameboy. ... Read more

Asin: B00004U3GJ
Subjects: 1. scoobydoo 2. Video Games 3. Nintendo Game Boy (Gameboy) 4. Action 5. Adventure 6. Cartoon

Mario Tennis
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Connors, McEnroe, Sampras--all are OK players, but none can hold aracket to the world's greatest plumber-tennis champ, Mario. But, with enoughpractice, and a devastating overhead smash, you can work your way up to thechampionship cup.

Mario Tennis's exhibition mode puts you in the Tennis Academy, where youslowly build up your character's skills (doubles or singles). As you rise in theranks by challenging other characters and upgrading your equipment, you'll playeventually against Mario himself. You can play as one of many Nintendo mascots,including Donkey Kong, Luigi, and Princess Peach. There also are a few minigamesthat will sharpen your skills and can unlock other levels. If you find a humanpartner, you can play against his or her copy of the game easily by way of alink cable.

The fast and furious on-court action is easy to follow, despite the tinycharacters. The ball flies smoothly, and each opponent plays differently enoughto be a challenge every time. However, your Game Boy might suffer a tremendousbeating from the furious button-mashing that's needed to win the match.

One fault with Mario Tennis is its horrid sound effects, which will havemost folks quickly reaching for the volume controls. Still, if you have patienceand strong thumbs, Mario Tennis serves up a mean game that's easily oneof the better sports tiles to grace the Game Boy. --Mark Brooks

Pros:

Fast-paced action
Smooth, well-animated graphics
Singles and doubles matches, plus head-to-head link-cable play
Transfer Pak compatible with Nintendo 64 version

Cons:

Awful sound effects

Reviews (45)

Mario Tennis: Best Game for the Game Boy EVER!!
I first played Mario Tennis at my friends house, on his N64. It was pretty fun, difficult at first, but I got the hang of it. Aiming the ball is very tricky at first (I can't get my dad to figure it out), but after a few hours you'll be aiming as if it were natural. I didn't have an N64 at the time, so I bought the Game Boy version. At first I was disappointed by the small selection of characters, but when I started playing the Mario Tour (the actual game, not the practice or Mini game) I really enjoyed it. Now I've beaten the game and am half-way through playing as a girl. If you have an N64, I highly recommend getting the N64 version and a transfer pak too. The transfer pak doesn't cost much (about $15 if you buy it new) and it lets you transfer the character you created on the Game Boy game to the N64 game. The graphics are much better on the N64, but there is no "Mario Tour" (the best part of the Game Boy version). If you transfer your charcter to the N64, you can win tons of trophies in the N64 version and from all the games you play to get the tropies, you'll gain tons of experience, making you even better. I've gotten my character so good, my friends call it a "cheat character", even though it's perfectly normal. I recommend this game over the N64 game even though it's graphics aren't as good, because the game is so much more fun and has so much more to do. This is definately the best game for the Game Boy ever and I'm suprised it hasn't done better in sales.

best out there!
This game is great.There are practically no flaws.You desine a character (male or female) and play to reach the top. you work your way to the senior level of the school (classes are based on skill not age).Then play doubles with your partner to get to the senior class.then just kick but at the tournaments.What's also cool is if you still have an N64 you can load your character and play.Or find and friend link up and paly doubles or against each other.you can also hit ever way, slice, top spin, smash, drop, lob.Oh and when u get expirence give evenly to each person it may seem weird but in doubles if your partner stinks your doomed!oh and try to use drop shots to bring them to the net the lob over thier head (doesn't work on harder opponents).

Mario Tennis: Gamedoy coler
This is one of the best games made for the gameboy coler.The gameplay is great and it's pretty tough.I love the level up feature and the free roaming feature.But I found that the only way to beat it is to train your charecter on the N64 using the N64 transfer pack. ... Read more

Asin: B000056WXG
Subjects: 1. Video Games 2. Nintendo Game Boy Advance (Gameboy) 3. GBA 4. Sports (Sport) 5. Outdoors (Out Doors) 6. Nintendo Game Boy (Gameboy)

Powerpuff Girls 1: Bad Mojo Jojo
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Game Cartridge (11 November, 2000)
list price: $29.99
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The slogan on the box says, "Powerpuff Girls are saving the world beforebedtime." Bad Mojo Jojo's repetitive gameplay, however, will put somegamers to sleep well before that time.

Based on the Cartoon Network series, this title spotlights Blossom, thepink-clad leader of the Powerpuff Girls. The dilemma facing the girls at the start ofthe game is that Mojo Jojo has kidnapped the girls' mentor, Professor Utonium.Blossom must battle Bratty Little Princess, Roach Coach, and eventually MojoJojo himself (hence the game's name) to save the brave professor.

The idea behind the game is to run or fly around the professor's home and lab,collecting all the goodies that the various robbers dropped in their hastyransacking of the place. The items consist of treasure, special graphic cards ofBlossom & Co., and health power-ups.

Some simple puzzle solving is required to finish this game, but that reallytakes second fiddle to honing one's exploration skills and reaction timing. Evenwithout reading the manual--and who does nowadays?--most will quickly figure outwhere they're going and what they've got to do.

If this series has a singular hook, it is that all three of the girls' games canbe linked though the GBC's vastly underutilized infrared port. Whatever iscollected in one cartridge can be sent over to another. In this way, players whowork together can more quickly gather all the cool collectibles in the game andget further ahead in less time. It's too bad the makers didn't spend a littlemore time putting a game together that was stylish to look at and engaging toplay. --Todd Mowatt

Pros:

Some cool tech and marketing features

Cons:

Repetitive gameplay
Small, simple character design poorly conveys the cartoon's unique aesthetic

Reviews (15)

Buttercup is my hero!!!
I like buttercup because everyday she has to beat up the scum into a living pulp! And i like the show when she doesn't take a bath because i don't like taking baths either! Buttercup and me are so alike that she must like eating fish eyeballs like me! Those taste like chalk but they are so good for you!! Hear that buttercup!!!...Oh wait! I forgot! This is the 1st awesomest game of the powerpuff girls and all three are really good!!! Buttercup should be the president of the whole world...

Bad Mojo Jojo, Indeed
I got this game for Christmas 2000 and was quickly disappointed. I don't demand great graphics from a GBC game, but this one's graphics aren't even marginally good. What's the point of playing a Powerpuff Girls game when the characters are barely even recognizable?

Gameplay stinks, too. The characters' attacks are monotonous, and the game consists entirely of exploring flat, side-scrolling locations and beating up bad guys. You're also supposed to pick up items along the way, but those are mostly pointless.

I'm a diehard Powerpuff fan, but I can't recommend this game. It's too bad -- the Powerpuff Girls are among the few GBC games that would have strong appeal to young girls, and the designers disrespect them with this crummy game.

Not all that fun
This Powerpuff Girls game is not like the episodes.All you do is go around collecting girly stuff and the same thing.And you get lost in the Bonsai Garden level.And the people and the villains are so easy to beat all it takes is ten hits out of all the villians and 2 hits out the same ones you fight in every level.When i first heard of this game I thought it was going to be fun.But no this game is not very fun.And all three of the games on Gameboy color are all the same and the same levels in each one just different orders.I think this game is not very fun ... Read more

Asin: B00004UFRA
Subjects: 1. power puff (powder powderpuff) 2. episode one I 3. Video Games 4. Nintendo Game Boy (Gameboy) 5. Action 6. Adventure 7. Cartoon

Rugrats In Paris: The Game
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Game Cartridge (19 November, 2000)
list price: $29.99
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When Stu gets the call to come repair the Reptar robot at EuroReptarland, an impromptu trip to Paris becomes the setting for Chuckie's search for a new mommy. Based on the feature film of the same name, Rugrats in Paris: The Movie features the characters from the TV show, including Tommy, Phil, Angelica, Kimi, and more. Your job is to explore 16 levels and try to make Chuckie's wish come true. Be on the lookout for several bonus levels along the way and minigames, such as Chuckie Chan Dojo and Reptar vs. Robosnail. ... Read more

Reviews (11)

Awful
I got this game two years ago when i was eight and i stilll didnt beat the first level. it is very hard and u always just want to turn this off. i would not recommed any one to buy this

Dont Buy It For Younger Kids
Just because its rugrats does not mean its for kids!The rugrat chain of games are exactly the same thing,getting to one point to another but in the rugrat games you cant touch anyone,you have to switch levers in order to get to another piont,collect stuff along the way,and you have a time limit!If this sounds fun your WRONG!As you can tell little kids can not cordinate jumping are automaticaly know you have to touch levers or stay away from bad guys.I have to admit the mini games are fun,but there so short and easy!Dont get this game

Frustrating and Difficult
This game was really hard. I beat the first level, but then I lost my password. When I tried to beat it again, I couldn't. I only enjoyed playing the mini games. I recommend this game for expierienced game players. ... Read more

Asin: B00004U4QG
Subjects: 1. Great Deals (Outlet store) 2. Video Games 3. Nintendo Game Boy (Gameboy) 4. Action 5. Adventure 6. Cartoon

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