That would be a cool idea for a blog post! Screenshots of various Super Gameboy enhanced games running on SNES!emwearz wrote:noiseredux while slightly off topic, do you have any links to reviews or articles for games that have advantages of the Super Gameboy? Cant find anything decent and on your blog you had a mag on the Super Gameboy, anywhere I can get a scan of it?
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hmm. I don't have a scanner, but wouldn't be surprised if that mag is archived somewhere...k.vlaros wrote:That would be a cool idea for a blog post! Screenshots of various Super Gameboy enhanced games running on SNES!emwearz wrote:noiseredux while slightly off topic, do you have any links to reviews or articles for games that have advantages of the Super Gameboy? Cant find anything decent and on your blog you had a mag on the Super Gameboy, anywhere I can get a scan of it?
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Bubble Ghost is a fun game, but I really struggle with it after a few screens. The few lives it gives are soon lost and I'm back to the start again. With no password system, it's a bit too hardcore for me! What a great idea for a game tho
You have a great blog, noiseredux. I have a copy of Gamespite Q1 in my bathroom
. Your write-up of Battletoads brought back memories. I loved that game as a kid. Never got past the rolling brain though. I'm going to try and pick it up again (with the other 2 released if possible). I remember a very satifying *thunk* noise + screen shake when slamming an axe into the enemies 
Looking forward to reading more articles. I would love to write about gameboy myself someday.
I think the Japanese exclusives appeal to me because there's so little info around (at least in English). There's a nice little RPG called 'For Frog the Bell Tolls' that may get a fan translation soon, but that looks so charming that I may consider trying a play with a printed walkthrough. Ahhh just noticed it's on the Racketboy undiscovered list (Kaeru no Tameni Kaneha Naru). Great article. I could read about gameboy all day.
It would be great if the gameboy were to suddenly become as collectable as NES / G&W.. Not because I'd be sitting on a goldmine (well, not just that
), but because there would suddenly be a lot more information and discussion.
Oh yeah, there's one other thing I like about gameboy collecting. The names / ages / school classes etc. that you sometimes find scrawled in permanent marker on the back of carts. It shows a bit of character, love and history. Excellent!
Bubble Ghost is a fun game, but I really struggle with it after a few screens. The few lives it gives are soon lost and I'm back to the start again. With no password system, it's a bit too hardcore for me! What a great idea for a game tho
You have a great blog, noiseredux. I have a copy of Gamespite Q1 in my bathroom
. Your write-up of Battletoads brought back memories. I loved that game as a kid. Never got past the rolling brain though. I'm going to try and pick it up again (with the other 2 released if possible). I remember a very satifying *thunk* noise + screen shake when slamming an axe into the enemies Looking forward to reading more articles. I would love to write about gameboy myself someday.I think the Japanese exclusives appeal to me because there's so little info around (at least in English). There's a nice little RPG called 'For Frog the Bell Tolls' that may get a fan translation soon, but that looks so charming that I may consider trying a play with a printed walkthrough. Ahhh just noticed it's on the Racketboy undiscovered list (Kaeru no Tameni Kaneha Naru). Great article. I could read about gameboy all day.
It would be great if the gameboy were to suddenly become as collectable as NES / G&W.. Not because I'd be sitting on a goldmine (well, not just that
), but because there would suddenly be a lot more information and discussion.Oh yeah, there's one other thing I like about gameboy collecting. The names / ages / school classes etc. that you sometimes find scrawled in permanent marker on the back of carts. It shows a bit of character, love and history. Excellent!