Honorable mentions: There are of course far more good GB games than this, but I haven't played everything. Mole Mania (great Lolo-inspired puzzle game. Micro Machines (great version of the classic! Has link cable support for 1-4 player separate-screen multiplayer, too - it's not only single-screen stuff like the series usually only has.) Mega Man IV and V (V is SGB enhanced these are two of the best Mega Man games ever.) Kirby's Pinball Land (one of the greatest 8-bit pinball games) Gradius: The Interstellar Assault (a bit easy, but otherwise one of the best Gradius games)įinal Fantasy Adventure (the first and still my favorite game in the Mana series.) Kirby's Dream Land 2 (SGB enhanced) (my favorite Kirby platformer)

Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3 (my favorite Wario game and a great platformer)ĭonkey Kong (SGB enhanced) (great, great puzzle/platformer classic) The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening (still my favorite 2d Zelda and handheld game ever)

The original GB's only matched by the DS for best handheld system, I would say, and the GBC, while its life was short and its hardware dated, has a quite impressive library considering how short it lasted. That actually annoys me a bit - I think that the three categories (GB games, GB/GBC dual-mode titles, and GBC-only games) ARE different, and should be each listed separately - but yes, they're both great systems. They are of course two separate consoles, just like the DS and DSi, but because they're similar, and because there are a lot of dual-mode games that work on both systems, they are usually mixed.

Sgb tmnt 4