Since then, many fans have dreamed of how their favourite monochrome Game Boy titles could have looked like if they got the full "DX" treatment back then, with some getting mockups online, and others getting only brief images of planned DX ports, like Metroid II: Return of Samus, but never seeing the light of day. Some even got added content, like in the case of Link's Awakening, which got a whole new dungeon based on the entire "color" gimmick, and awarding Link a new colored tunic with a special ability once completed. Tetris DX and Link's Awakening DX released as new Game Boy Color compatible games, adding an entire colorization for each game to take advantage of the Game Boy Color's new hardware, which allowed for a full set of palettes, even more than those of the original NES. Free Game features: - Mysterious storyline - Great mix of hidden object searches and mini-games - Spellbinding atmosphere - Amazing graphics and sound.The original Game Boy was home to a great library of beloved titles, like Pokemon and the Super Mario Land series, which spawned the Wario Land subseries of games as well.Ī certain set of titles, Tetris and The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening, got their initial release on the Game Boy, but later on, they both got subsequent releases, receiving a new "DX" suffix in their title. You need to get to the safe where the evil dwarf keeps his contracts for all the lost souls. You'll have to opens a number of locks, outsmart the swindlers in the shell game, fire the cannon on the Pirate Ship and blast off to the Moon. You'll need to make your way around the park looking for useful things in all the old rides.
Only you can rid the world from his presence, but it won't be easy. And he's got a plan on how to get your soul. There is an evil dwarf who lives here, brightens up his miserable days by collecting the souls of those who dare enter the neglected park. Welcome to Dreamland, an old abandoned amusement park! It is full of dangerous traps and entertainment not suitable for children.
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