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For those who are new to Pokémon or have yet to upgrade from the Red/Blue/Yellow series, Pokémon: Crystal Version offers a great deal of value for the investment involved. Read the Review

You really can't go wrong with 251 monsters, two main adventures, countless side quests, and a baseline of 60 hours of gameplay. Read the Review

You really can't go wrong with 251 monsters, two main adventures, countless side quests, and a baseline of 60 hours of gameplay. Read the Review

We can't urge you enough to play this game. Read the Review

Dark Duel Stories comes recommended to avid enthusiasts of the Duel Monsters card game. Read the Review

It looks like we finally have the "killer app" for the Game Boy Color. Read the Review

Although Capcom's Flagship team actually handled development on the two games, both of them pack in everything one expects from a good Zelda adventure. Read the Review

DWIII is a worthy port of its old NES ancestor, but its firm grounding in the RPG old-school means that only the hard-core need apply. Read the Review

A great game for a time, Pokemon Trading Card is a faithful and amusing adaptation of the collectible card game, but it suffers as a single-player video game. Read the Review

Ages is a wonderful game in its own right, and as a set with Seasons, it comes as highly recommended as a game can be. Read the Review

Despite minor gripes, Metal Gear Solid is, without equal, the best tactical-espionage title on the Game Boy Color. Read the Review

If you've already "caught 'em all," and you're looking for a game to tide you over until Pokemon Gold and Silver are released near the end of the year, Dragon Warrior Monsters is exactly what you're looking for. Read the Review

Eighteen years later, it's still a refreshingly innovative game. Read the Review

One of the better titles to hit the Game Boy Color in recent history. Read the Review