Thunderbirds (SCI Games)

With several different styles of gameplay, it's impossible to get bored, even if you're not a fan of flying spaceships or blowing things up.

Spider-Man (Activision)

Croc 2 (THQ)

Cor blimey! Croc 2 is absolu-tely un-put-downable!

Project S-11 (Sunsoft)

You control a spaceship from a top-down view, and can move freely around the screen to dodge incoming missiles. Nothing new but still good fun!

Rugrats: Totally Angelica! (THQ)

If the idea of a giant shopping spree appeals to you, and you've got plenty of patience, this might just be the game for you. The rest of us will stick to shooting bad guys.

Disney's Aladdin (Ubisoft)

Aladdin is certainly a bundle of fun to play and the scenery and characters look great, but it's over just a little bit too quickly.

Looney Tunes Collector: Martian Revenge (Infogrames)

The original game, Martian Alert, was admittedly a fantastic creation - bursting with laughs, puzzles and a myriad of extra options. This one's a little too similar, but it's still funny... and it's nice to see how the story continues.

Tom & Jerry: Mouse Attacks (New Kid Co)

A worthy addition to any platform fan's collection... The whole package looks excellent, and it even has a small animated cartoon included that plays when you lose all your lives.

Frogger 2: Swampy's Revenge (Majesco Sales)

To see what those clever chaps at Blitz have done with the original, it's hard not to be impressed. Though you should note that this game does start off extremely hard.

Titus The Fox: To Maraheck And Back (Titus)

Titus The Fox was a big hit in the old monochrome days of the Game Boy Normal, but it has to be said that this colour update is looking very dated in the 21st Century. Two-player is fun though!

F1 Championship 2000 (Electronic Arts)

A great, realistic challenge. If you haven't got a F1 game and you want one, you could do worse than buy it.

Pokemon Pinball (Nintendo)

Easy to pick up and play, but with plenty of lastability, Pokémon Pinball is impossible to put down.

Cyber Tiger (Electronic Arts)

This is a fun game, and utilises the Game Boy Color's capabilities possibly more than any other in the shops, but if you want hand-held golf, there are games on the shelf that are far more accurate, and actually obey the laws of physics.

MTV Sports Skateboarding (THQ)

This is pitiful. Yes, there are quite a few tricks for you to perform, but your board is so difficult to control that you'll turn it off before you finish the first level.

Pocket Racing (Virgin Games)