Tarzan (Activision)

At a basic level, Tarzan is nothing more than a platform game, with a few extra secret levels thrown in, but there's so much more to it when you look at the extra features. The Game Boy Printer section is inspired, and great fun to tinker with.

Space Station Silicon Valley (Take 2 Interactive)

Quite literally an essential purchase.

Revelations: The Demon Slayer (Atlus)

RPG fans will find this a revelation!

Black Bass Lure Fishing (Majesco Sales)

Absorbing and fun... You never quite know where the next fish is going to take a nibble.

Pocket Bowling (Jaleco)

Below par bowling. This is only for fanatics.

Battleships (Majesco Sales)

A solid, entertaining translation. You could play this for weeks.

Hollywood Pinball (Take 2 Interactive)

Excellent entertainment. There's plenty of variety with each new table and Hollywood Pinball represents amazing value for money.

Chase HQ: Secret Police (Metro 3D)

Thrilling 3D updates the old favourite... and busting criminals has never been such fun.

Golden Goal (Take 2 Interactive)

The Game Boy has gone soccer mad, and this is the best of the bunch!

ISS Pro '99 (Konami)

Three Lions (Take 2 Interactive)

This great title will certainly let an hour or two fly by, if you're good enough at it.

Pac-Man: Special Color Edition (Namco)

The graphics are a perfect rendition of the trusty old original, as is, unfortunately, the music.

Oddworld Adventures II (GT Interactive)

Small but perfect. Abe's charms are addictive... it'll keep you coming back! This game was made for the Game Boy Color.

All-Star Tennis 99 (Ubisoft)

It looks rough but it oozes bundles of entertainment and that is what matters. Well recommended!

Antz (Infogrames)

The graphics are fine, the story follows the movie closely and the gameplay is pretty run-of-the-mill. If you liked the film, then get this. Otherwise, steer clear.