Driver (Infogrames)

It's fast, it's fun and it blows the wheels off every other Game Boy driving game! If you don't grab yourself a copy of this then you're stark raving mad!

Pokemon Yellow (Nintendo)

If this was any more addictive, it would come with a government health warning.

Catwoman (Kemco)

It's great fun being a quick-witted baddie... The screen is continuously side scrolling meaning you must act first and think later. PS. Level one is tough!

Croc (THQ)

Although Croc may appeal to the younger gamer, it's a stunning game that deserves a good look by everyone.

Puchi Carat (Taito)

The game is pleasantly addictive and gets steadily faster as you progress through the levels.

Spirou: The Robot Invasion (Ubisoft)

With sharp, clean graphics, good sound and satisfying control over Spirou, we can safely say that this game is definitely worth a second look.

Looney Tunes Collector: Martian Alert! (Infogrames)

A huge, good-looking adventure that is guaranteed to keep you going for ages!

Pro Pool (Codemasters)

Being a pool shark is fun - but you'll soon find yourself getting bored!

NBA: In The Zone 2000 (Konami)

This game holds many interesting features, but unfortunately it can prove to be very tricky at times, especially when you can't see which player you are controlling.

Asterix: Search For Dogmatix (Infogrames)

Everyone's favourite ancient geezer arrives back in style with this fast-paced Game Boy treat.

Winnie The Pooh: Adventures In The Hundred Acre Wood (Disney)

I'm a big fan of the bear with little brain but this game is sorely lacking in fun.

Wacky Races (Infogrames)

The graphics are superb... and the novelty of racing around in your crazy form of transport, running others off the road and enjoying on-road cartoon capers, simply should not be missed.