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Yogi Bear's Gold Rush: Obligatory Collect-a-ton
I’ve always been more of a Warner Bros fan than a Hanna Barbera one: Bugs and co. is, to me, a lot more recognizable than say The Flintstones or Scooby-Do.
Looney Tunes Collector: Alert & Martian Revenge
My quest to find a retro handheld Looney Tunes game that doesn’t suck can finally end. Besides the too short Sylvester & Tweety and admirable platformer effort Looney Tunes on the original Game Boy, the Looney Tunes Collector games are actually worth digging into.
The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland: Sesame, Let Me Out Of Here!
Why on earth would you want to buy a Sesame Street game that’s clearly aimed towards kids? I can hear you thinking.
Tom And Jerry: Frantic Antics! The Chaos Continues Indeed
As yet another licensed platformer and watered-down port from the Genesis/MegaDrive original, I was a bit skeptic. Even though Looney Tunes was okay, it wasn’t great, and my low expectations turned out to be right: this game downright stinks.
Who Framed Roger Rabbit: The Monochrome Investigation
In 1988, a weird movie was conceived that blended silly toons with investigative drama, as somehow the not-real bunny Roger was accused of cold-blooded murder, and needed a very-real toon-hating private detective to help him out.

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Riviera: The Promised Review

Riviera: the Promised Land is the role playing debut game of the Japanese developer Sting, released on the Game Boy Advance in 2005.

Impressive GBA RPGs

Since the Nintendo DS has been released a couple of years ago, many game related websites predicted a quick and painful death for the Game Boy Advance.