by thegaminggeek | May 13, 2021 | DC Games, Justice League Games, Nintendo Game Boy Advance, Superhero Video Games, Video Games
The idea of Justice League: Injustice For All seemed quite impossible. How could you design a video game for the Game Boy Advance that’s based on seven superheroes that had a wide range of superpowers? The Game Boy Advance isn’t a powerful system. So this...
by thegaminggeek | Apr 28, 2021 | Marvel Games, Nintendo Game Boy Advance, Superhero Video Games, Video Games
While it wasn’t well received, I liked the Fantastic Four movie that was released in 2005. It didn’t take itself that seriously and had good representations of most of the key characters. I also think that the main characters could be represent well in a...
by thegaminggeek | Apr 26, 2021 | Marvel Games, Nintendo Game Boy Color, Superhero Video Games, Video Games, X-Men Games
I was wary of X-Men: Mutant Academy on the Game Boy Color. Fighting games usually need more than two buttons and a powerful console, which the Game Boy Color definitely isn’t. But when I learned that Crawfish Interactive in the developers seat, I decided to give...
by thegaminggeek | Apr 23, 2021 | Batman Games, DC Games, Nintendo Game Boy Color, Superhero Video Games, Video Games
Superhero games are usually based on Batman, Spider-Man, or the X-Men, so when I saw that there was a game based on Catwoman for the Game Boy Color, I knew I had to try it. I was especially curious about this game because Catwoman is generally known as a villain. I...
by thegaminggeek | Apr 16, 2021 | Journal
I didn’t think I could do it but I finally beat Mega Man X3. I was at the verge of quitting, but I didn’t and I’m glad I persevered. Beating this game was such an accomplishment for me, I decided to write an entire post about it. Mega Man X3 comes...
