I already thought Link's Awakening was a masterpiece but having finally beaten this and Ages I can safely say they far surpass it. How they managed to cram such a deep interconnected set of games together is amazing. Defintely one of the most unique Zelda games I've ever played.
The season mechanic was used well and it led to some interesting exploration and puzzle solving. Holodrum and Onox were also very neat and I personnally prefer them over Ages's Veran and Labrynna. Also I loved the magnet and magic boomerang. Din is also the better oracle in my opinion. Also the challenge was well paced and the dungeons were top notch. Highly recommend playing this.
The season mechanic was used well and it led to some interesting exploration and puzzle solving. Holodrum and Onox were also very neat and I personnally prefer them over Ages's Veran and Labrynna. Also I loved the magnet and magic boomerang. Din is also the better oracle in my opinion. Also the challenge was well paced and the dungeons were top notch. Highly recommend playing this.
This is something from another dimension. It didn't feel real and I absolutely loved it lmao
1990
Gameplay is very simple but it can be a quick fun time. The music is nice, it has a variety of characters, and bonus levels can be fun too. Nothing mind blowing of course but for a game boy game I think it's pretty good.
1998
It's a nice follow up to the og GB one. The music is a bit of a miss (the Type C music is great though) but the touch of color, various modes, save files and even a vs mode more than make up for it. Well it's Tetris and you cant really improve much more on perfection when it comes to gameplay
1982
This is one of the first games ever to use parallax scrolling which is so cool (the other being Moon Patrol)! Despite this, the game is rather simple when you pick it apart. You're an explorer that is out to find your maiden that got kidnapped by cannibals. Like any usual arcade game, you have a short set of 4 levels with quick thinking actions to get to the end of each level. First level you swing on vines, second swim through a river full of crocodiles, third going up a hill as you jump over large boulders and finally avoid the cannibals as you reach for your maiden that is hanging from a boiling pot.
It's pretty much the usual settings and such you'd see from this era of "wild jungle" media but the gameplay is quick and snappy. The four levels provide a bit of level variety and the music is fun. The visuals aren't anything amazing but it is colorful at least. This game is not mind blowing by any means of course but it is cool to see the origins of a programming technique that revolutionized gaming. Good arcade game I liked it enough.
It's pretty much the usual settings and such you'd see from this era of "wild jungle" media but the gameplay is quick and snappy. The four levels provide a bit of level variety and the music is fun. The visuals aren't anything amazing but it is colorful at least. This game is not mind blowing by any means of course but it is cool to see the origins of a programming technique that revolutionized gaming. Good arcade game I liked it enough.
1983
I love the fusion of this game between tempest and galaga. It's basically like the perfect combination. It's pretty fun to play and the premise is interesting. For a title back in 1983 this really stands out among other arcade titles at the time. The music it used also has such a fun twist to it. Konami at their best back then. But MAN it is quite hard
1989
(Switch) I mean it's Tetris. You literally just cant go wrong with Tetris. No matter what version of the game you play it's still Tetris. The extra content added to later iterations have always just been nice bonuses, never a necessity. Even without all that this game at its core is still the perfect video game IMO, yes even this Game Boy version. I love Tetris and it was fun giving this early iteration a go again
2000
I feel like the asbsolute corny charm this game radiates from it's writing and characters almost gets completely lost in the shallow and clunky gameplay and levels. It's a shame cause I really wanted to like this game. It is pretty funny and the secrets are also nice at least.
This is a fantastic remake of the first game in the series. Sure the story is a bit simple, but the gameplay and mechanics more than make up for it. I had a blast playing through each of the maps and I still did like the characters. Also all the quality of life content and perks it brought, like the class change system, forging and the weapon triangle, makes this miles better than the original. I love Marth and I enjoyed his quest to vanquish the shadow dragon. The graphical overhaul is a bit of a hit and miss in some spots though. Also wished it had explored the lore of the Fire Emblem a bit more. People tend to bash this game a ton but I think it's a great looking and jrpg playing experience. It's quick to the point with it's gameplay and I love that.
2002
Absolutely godawful. Was torture to play through but i somehow managed. But the cg animations of win and lose save it from a half star
1999
It's a bad bowling game. A meh game boy game.
2018
It's snake but with some extra options to give each run a fun spin.
Definitely an improvement over the first game. Story was a bit more intersting and the characters were good too. The game was shorter yeah but for the better imo. The 50 ranks in the arena was also fun to do (although the AI became stupid unfair more than half way up). The controls are still horrible but I had a bit of a better time than the first game. It's good but still needs so much more polish.
1985
Played a hacked version that allowed Co-Op. It was still a bad and boring game lol