Game Boy Color Screenshots: Arthur's Absolutely Fun Day

I know this is a really old game, but I just recently was playing it to do a review and decided I might as well do a few screenshots. Oh, and no I do not like how the screenshots end up when I use the SP, so maybe next time I will steal my bro's Game Boy Advance instead (or I could go into the disaster zone of my old room and get my Game Boy Color, which believe it or not is in the only box I know exactly where it is in my closet). As is, though, I chose to steal his SP (was originally mine by the way, as for the GBA his is arguably mine as well because he used to have both of our GBAs and now there is only one and not even a battery cover left). Anyways this game is also his, but being almost 14 he does not play it much anymore, although he also probably will not willingly part with it. As a young kid, though, he loved the game and was one of the first ones he had along with Elmo in Grouchland and Dragontales. It just brings back memories of the fun easy to play kid's games that were starting to pop up related to television shows. They really have not gotten any further these days in making good games for young kids, as there really are not many more newer good ones than there are old good ones. The thing about Arthur, though, is that it is still a very popular kid's show today and this remains the only handheld game based on the show. Click on the thumbnails below to see a larger version of the screenshots.

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Nintendo Wii Screenshots: Fantastic 4: Rise of the Silver Surfer

I found this game okay, but too frustratingly hard to learn to play. The gameplay aspect was a concept of going through levels, which I sometimes like, but the confusingness of having to change between characters based on their powers (by the way I do not understand their powers because I do not even like the superhero/comic type movies like Fantastic Four) to get through parts of levels. The game may be good if you are into Fantastic 4 and have seen the movie, but as just a video game fan it is not all that great. Click on the thumbnails below to see a larger version of the screenshots.

Note: I do not have a video clip for this game because my video camera continues to give me mostly messed up footage when I download it. I have tried using fresh tapes, but it only creates clean footage half the time. The camera has done this to me before and it was supposedly repaired. I might have to send it in again. I think the warranty is still good. Next time I am going to try recording straight to a memory card and see if that fixes the issue.




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Nintendo DS Screenshots: Strawberry Shortcake Four Seasons Cake

Strawberry Shortcake Four Seasons Cake is a great Nintendo DS game featuring one of my favorite cartoons. When I rented it I thought it may be a fast to play through game like the first Strawberry Shortcake game, which I purchased without trying and kind of regretted. This game instead, though has a lot of depth and would be worth owning to play though it. It is a relatively easy game to play through, although it may be a little too tough for young kids who this will mostly appeal to. Click on the thumbnails below to see a larger version of the screenshots.

Nintendo DS Screenshots: Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games

This is a really http://www.blogger.com/img/gl.link.giffun DS game and just as fun as the Wii game, although the moving your arms around with the Wii one is a little more fun than using the touch screen and DS controls. My favorite event, Trampoline, is on here, though, so I am not at all disappointed. There are also more interesting Dream Events on this version. Click on the thumbnails below to see a larger version of the screenshots.

Nintendo DS Video Clip: Crayola Treasures Adventures

Crayola Treasures Adventures is a pretty good game for young players. Below is a video clip of playing the game.