Current Game Boy Mood: Wheel Of Fortune
Last night I have beaten Wheel of Fortune for the Game Boy, and I won a fabulous prize after winning the bonus round:
Not gonna lie, this is a really fun game but some of the puzzles are hard to solve sometimes. I even made a sprite sheet of bonus prize screens used in the game:
That’s a wrap, and I’m heading off to visit Special Ed. 😛
The Pipe Of Dreams
I’ve been playing the Game Boy version of Pipe Dream tonight. Here’s what the gameplay looks like:
The objective in this game is to use a lot of pipes quickly in the certain number of distance without spilling the sludge in order to complete the level and advance to the next. The result screen shows regular points, bonus points and penalties after completing the level.
I have managed to complete levels 1 through 8, and I have received my second password after getting the first one which is “HAHA”.
I’m not gonna lie, this is a strategically fun puzzle game. 🙂
More Poker Fun In Ultimate Card Games
I was bored so I did some Poker against my own characters in Ultimate Card Games for the GBA, and so far I managed to pull off a few wins like a boss.
Now I’m up to a winning streak of 4 total games played. I’m still a Poker Shark in this game. 🙂
Playing Some Tetris But With Japanese Fairies
I decided to check out a Japanese Tetris-based puzzle game for the Game Boy called Chiki Chiki Tengoku, and the main objective in this game is to line up 3 or more different objects that descend onto the playing field which turn into stars while clearing the remaining others. Once the player completes a row of stars or more, the stars turn into fairies and the other remaining stars will be cleared out. Here’s a screenshot of the actual gameplay:
Another thing in this game is that the fairies can’t fly away from the playing field until the objects above them are either turned into stars or cleared from play. This game has positive abilities such as object transformers and rockets, and it also has a negative ability which is a diamond-shaped piece of brick, and if you make a row of them it takes up part of the playing field. Oh no!
Anyways, I have managed to clear levels from 1-1 to 3-4. Hooray!
Oh, and what I like about this game is there’s an in-game screensaver where fairies keep flying upwards every time a player clears a level. I love it! 😀
I’m now on level 4-2 in this game, and I think I’ll call it here for tonight. But yeah, this is a pretty fun puzzle game made from Japan. 🙂
Playing A Game Of The Card Variety
I was checking out a Japanese Game Boy card game called Card Game. This game has 4 different games to choose from. Here are the screenshots of what I’m talking about:
And as a result…
Oh, and here’s a sprite sheet that I’ve submitted to the Spriters Resource after playing this game:
But yeah, this is another fun card game from Japan. 😉
Current Gaming Mood: Amida For Der Game Boi
Yesterday I was checking out Amida, a Japanese Game Boy puzzle game where you must solve intricate mazes by connecting lines between pillars strategically. Here’s what the gameplay looks like:
Anyways, I’ve successfully completed the first level without touching an evil skull because doing so will lose a life.
That was a fun puzzle game, and I’ll come back to do level 2 someday whenever I feel like playing it. 🙂
Caesars Palace Beaten With Very Best Ending Of All
I decided to come back to playing the Game Boy version of Caesars Palace, and I’ve been winning a giant amount of fake money until I got notified by a female cashier named Suzy:
And guess how much I won?
That’s just enough to get the very best ending in this game. Hooray!
I also like how this ending contains a jingle that sounded exactly like the 20th Century Fox theme song. But yeah, I just wish all this money and the limousine were real. 🙂
Checking Out Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance Of The GBA Type
I’ve been checking out Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance of the GBA variety. Here’s a screenshot of what the gameplay looks like:
Anyways, this is pretty much my least favorite MK game of all time because each fighter in the game has only one fatality instead of two, and it has no stage fatalities.
Another reason why is because I kept getting my ass handed to me by the AI on normal difficulty, but at least I finally beat it on that difficulty after several failed attempts. But yeah, I had a lot fun but that was super intense.
Fun with Family Feud for the Game Boy Advance
Last night I decided to check out Family Feud for the GBA. Here’s a screenshot of the gameplay:
Either way, I have managed to defeat the computer family and beat the game by scoring 200+ points in the bonus round and winning the $20,000 grand prize:
This game is alright but definitely not my cup of tea even though I finished it. However; what I like about this game is you can customize family members and also edit their names:
But yeah, it takes all types to play this fun game. 😉
Fun With Bookworm For The Game Boy Advance
I found a GBA game that looks similar to Scrabble Blast, and that is Bookworm. It’s a puzzle game where the objective is to link letters and create words to feed the hungry bookworm while trying to keep the fiery red letters from reaching the bottom of your library or else the game is over. Also, you’ll be rewarded with bonus letters if you make long words. Here’s the gameplay of what I’m talking about:
I’m currently at level 15 right now, and I’ve been currently ranked Editor after completing the previous level:
I think this will be a good place to do a checkpoint because I’m heading off to rippify some sprite sheetifications. Goodnight!