GRecommends: Top 10 Game Boy games (Results revealed, p2)

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Link's Awakening
Pokémon Red & Blue
Kirby's Dream Land
Metroid II: Return of Samus
Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins
Wario Land
Megman 2
DuckTales
Tetris
Super Mario Land

Links Awakening
Donkey Kong '94
Super Mario Land 2
Tetris
Castlevania 2
Gargoyles Quest
Kid Dracula
Kirby's Dreamland
Megaman V
Wario Land 2

Not long to get your votes in if you haven't already.

Here's my top 10:

• Dr Franken
• Tetris
• Super Mario Land
• Super Mario Land 2: The Six Golden Coins
• The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening
• Wario Blast
• Wave Race
• Parasol Stars
• Donkey Kong
• Micro Machines

SerialCeler wrote:
Jezo wrote:1) Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons
2) Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages
3) Mario Tennis
4) Wario Land 3
5) Pokemon Crystal
6) Super Mario Bros. Deluxe
7) Rayman

Will fill in the rest later

Sorry, these are all Game Boy Color games, so don't count for this list.

You can check out our GBC top 10 here.

Crystal is, as it didn't work on the original GB (had a clear case).

But what about the likes of Gold and Silver (coloured matt plastic case) which worked on all types of GB?

I think as we covered them in the GBC list, my instinct would be to keep them off this list, but if they get enough votes I'll add them. A bit of a moot point at the moment, as they've only go two votes so far.

Okay, let's see:

Pokemon Red / Blue
Zelda Link's Awakening
Donkey Kong '94
Super RC Pro-Am
Sensible Soccer
Metroid II
Kirby's Pinball Land
Who Framer Roger Rabbit
Super Mario Land 2
Wave Race

Roger Rabbit is probably terrible, but I have fond memories of it at least.

Tetris
Dragon Warrior Monsters
Pokemon Red / Blue
Pokemon Yellow
Pokemon Gold / Silver
Spy vs Spy
Reservoir Rat
Conkers Pocket Tales

Tetris
Super Marioland
Super Marioland 2
Zelda – Links Awakening
Tennis
Solomon’s Club

All the other games I am thinking of were on the Gameboy Advance.

Better late than never!

1st
Tetris
Bullet-Proof Software, Nintendo
1989

2nd
Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins
Nintendo R&D1, Nintendo
1992

3rd
The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening
Nintendo EAD, Nintendo
1993

4th
Pokémon Red / Blue
Game Freak, Nintendo
1996

5th=
Donkey Kong
Nintendo EAD, Nintendo
1994

5th=
Super Mario Land
Nintendo R&D1, Nintendo
1989

7th
Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3
Nintendo R&D1, Nintendo
1994

8th=
Kirby's Dream Land
HAL Laboratory, Nintendo
1992

8th=
Metroid II: Return of Samus
Nintendo R&D1, Nintendo
1991

10th=
Tennis
Nintendo R&D1, Nintendo
1989

10th=
Wario Land 2
Nintendo R&D1, Nintendo
1998

Bubbling under: Pokémon Gold / Silver (Game Freak, 1999)

Total games nominated: 59, Total votes: 163, Total voters: 18

Thanks for voting! :toot:

Pokemon Gold/Silver was a Game Boy Color game anyways, and so should not have been eligable.

Tetris is a worthy winner, though it's a shame more folks have not had the pleasure of the classic that is Kirby's Pinball Land.

We talked about Pokemon Gold/Silver, and as you can play them on the original Game Boy I decided to admit them.

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Nice work Celer!

Tennis is a bit of a surprise, ha. I'd most likely vote in the port of Mario Tennis on a GBC list

Link's Awakening :toot:

Tennis

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Nice play, Celer - I always enjoy seeing these GRecommends results!

Master System or NES next?

Ironhide wrote:Master System or NES next?

Master System! :toot:

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jawafour wrote:
Ironhide wrote:Master System or NES next?

Master System! .

Neither, it's the Game Gear :toot:

Can't we just pretend the gamegear didn't exist?

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Vermilion wrote:Pokemon Gold/Silver was a Game Boy Color game anyways, and so should not have been eligable.

You might be thinking of Pokémon Crystal, which was a Game Boy Color game. Gold and Silver both had original Game Boy cartridges, which were a different shape to Color cartridges.

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I probably only own 10 game gear games, probably only played 30 guess most people will be in a similar situation in regards to how much they've played, should make things interesting.

GRecommends: Top 10 Game Boy games (Results revealed, p2)

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