15 Worst Nintendo Game Boy Games Ever

Game Boy is still a favorite tablet for players who were growing up in the 1990s. Sure, it was terribly underpowered, a colour version didn’t even come out until the smartphone had been on the market for nearly a century, and even then it lacked any sort of light. But the games were just ]… ]

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Game Boy is still a favorite portable for players who were growing up in the 1990s. Sure, it was terribly underpowered, a colour version didn’t even come out until the portable had been on the market for nearly a century, and even then it lacked any sort of light. But the game were really flat excitement, and in terms of battery life and libraries, it was teams better than any of its competitors.

At least that’s how we mostly remember it. However, developers shoved dozens of terrible games onto the Game Boy in an effort to entice unsuspecting buyers with a big license and impressive box art for classics like Pokémon Red and Blue and The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening. These are the top 15 worst Game Boy games ever produced.

15. X-Men: Mutant Wars

X-Men: Mutant Wars is actually not a terrible looking game. Given the Game Boy Color’s limitations, the graphics could even be regarded as good. You can at the very least tell who the X-Men are supposed to be from their sprites, at the very least. When you actually play the game, the trouble begins.

This is a generic beat ‘ em up with stiff, unresponsive controls. That’s if you even bother fighting the bad guys. In most cases, you can jump over them if you want, but doing so only leads to longer boss fights that are frustrating. Even with those drawn-out fights, the game only takes about an hour to win, but that hour would be better spent on anything else.

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