The Game Gear version of Mappy, which was exclusively released in Japan, features a 2-player versus mode when using the Gear-to-Gear link cable. Unfortunately, this linked multiplayer mode is nothing more than…
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Master List of Bandai WonderSwan link cable compatible games
The Bandai WonderSwan (WS) and WonderSwan Color (WSC) have many games that support multiplayer by using the WonderSwan link cable. Out of the 200 games released on WS and WSC, 108 titles…
ZPF (XSX) Review
Originally released for the Sega Genesis in 2025, Mega Cat Studios has ported ZPF, a new-retro 16-bit horizontal shooter, to Xbox. While the futuristic metal fantasy setting is eye catching and looks…
Baku Baku Animal (Game Gear, 1996) 2-player mode, Enable The Link Cable
The Game Gear version of Baku Baku Animal features a 2-player versus mode when using the Gear-to-Gear link cable. This puzzle game’s gimmick is placing animal piece next to the food pieces…
GluMe (XSX) Review
Published by EastAsiaSoft for $5, GluMe is essentially Sokoban to the max. It is a single screen block pushing puzzle game with an interesting twist that makes each puzzle much more challenging…
New GBA e-Reader game DIZZY SHEEP DISASTER: EX
Developed by Sarah Paker (IGW Games), Dizzy Sheep Disaster: EX is a new Gameboy Advance e-Reader game released on physical cards in 2026. Each of the 30 single-screened stages are played with…
Pulmo (XSX) Review
Positioned as a sequel to the experimental ALVEOLE, PULMO is just as weird but in a good way. Instead of thinking of this as a game or digital toy, it might make…
Rogue Doodle (PS4) Review
Developed by CraePlay, Rogue Doodle is another tiny, precision platformer similar to Glint’s Revenge. While the stage design is more varied and player friendly in comparison Glint’s sequel, it still suffers from…
Wii-to-DS Link – Driver: San Francisco
The Wii version of Driver: San Francisco (2011) is hiding a cool feature in plain sight… it can be linked to the Nintendo DS! When connected, the DS user has access to…
Spica Adventure (XSX) Review
Original released in Japanese arcades, Spica Adventure is available globally for the first time thanks to the efforts of ININ and Taito. The phrase “better late than never” applies here as this…