Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons for Game Boy Color

This game takes place in the troubled land of Holodrum. After magically transporting to this new world, Link witness a power-hungry general named Onox summon a mighty storm and kidnap the Oracle of Seasons -- a beautiful dancer named Din. Onox uses Din's power to hurl the forces of nature into chaos, so it's up to Link to once again restore peace to the land. The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons doesn't stray too far from classic Zelda challenges and gameplay. Link must travel around a vast overworld collecting clues and items, and explore challenging dungeons filled with fierce monsters and maddening puzzles. Oracle of Seasons presents some new challenges as well. Using the Rod of Seasons, Link has the ability to change the seasons whenever he pleases. The landscape changes depending on the season, which provides the premise for many perplexing puzzles. If a river blocks your path in the summer, for example, you can summon the winter months and freeze the waterway to ensure a safe passage.

The Smurfs' Nightmare for Game Boy Color

It's hard to imagine the little blue creatures as anything less than the happiest things in the world, but terror has fallen on their precious village. Gargamel has cast a wicked spell (doesn't this guys have anything better to do?) and now the Smurfs are trapped inside of all their worst nightmares! Only Hefty has been spared, and you'll control the brave fellow through each level of his peers' worst trepidations, attempting to rescue each Smurf individually. The spooky happenings have all unfolded on the night of a full moon, making things even more frightening. There are 16 levels in all, and each is packed with unique enemies and obstacles that will give you a run for your money, and the graphics are vintage SMURFS all the way. Two levels of difficulty allow less experienced gamers to ease into play, and all progress can be saved with the use of a password.

SpiderMan for Game Boy Color

Fight, jump, crawl, and web-sling as you take on a legion of sinister villains. New York flickers to life as another night of crime stands ready to grip the city. There are 8 main comic book locations and 30 sub-section levels set the stage for your battles and fun.

Metal Gear Solid for Game Boy Color

A sprawling adventure, Metal Gear Solid GBC follows the very serpentine path of Solid Snake. This super-secretive covert operative has been called out of retirement to extricate the Metal Gear nuclear weapon from the clutches of a band of terrorists led by the charismatic but unhinged General Augustine Eguabon. In the course of his mission, Solid Snake picks up two dozen different items, including mines, mine detectors, the R-5 automatic rifle, the Nikita rocket launcher, plastic explosives, ID cards, armor, ammo and rations. Primarily a loner, Solid Snake can use his Codec radio to call five team members for advice and to save his progress. Long ago, Solid Snake learned to rely more on stealth than gunplay. Metal Gear Solid's VR Missions allow you to practice your stealthy skills with and without weapons. AI in the Advanced Mode rivals the game's hardest levels. In stores now, Metal Gear Solid is only compatible with Game Boy Color.

Super Mario Bros Deluxe for Game Boy Color

The adventure that revitalized the video game market over 15 years ago has returned -- this time souped up for Game Boy Color. Super Mario Bros. can now reach an entire generation of gamers who may have missed the portly plumber's initial rise to fame. Adding to the addictive fun of the classic game, players have to complete special red coin challenges in each level. Totally new bonus options are also available, like a calendar feature and special artwork that can be turned into stickers by using the Game Boy Printer. The new additions are great, but the real fun comes from the classic gameplay. Guide Mario through 8 worlds packed with secret Mushrooms and free lives, while avoiding Koopas and blasting Bowser with fireballs. Warp Zones, secret coin rooms, and hidden vines are tucked away behind breakable blocks, which taught gamers back in the early '80s to explore every nook and cranny of Mushroom Kingdom.

Top Gun: Firestorm (Game Boy Color)

Feel the power of the F14 in the palm of y our hand! Prove yourself that you are a real top gun, overcoming breath taking missions against challenging enemies and even compete face to face against your friends in thrilling close combat dog fighting. Have you got what it takes: Are you Top Gun?