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name	publisher(developer)	year	description
Go! Go! Hitchike	J-Wing (Ocarina-System)	?
Super Chinese Land 3'	Culture Brain	?	Alson included in a compilation named [i]Super Chinese Land 1-2-3 Dash'[/i], released in Japan in 1996.
The Sword of Hope	Kemco;Seika (Kemco)	1989	An evil sorcery blankets the land. A monstrous dragon, having possesed the king now rules behind an army of hideous creatures. You are the chosen one, the prince of destiny, who must save the true monarch and restore his kingdom. Summon your courage and wait for the myriad challenges ahead. You must battle ogres, cyclopses and elusive skeletons. Search for keys to the wizards' gates that guard the invincible "Sword of Hope." Free the sword and carry its magic to defeat the deadly dragon. Go now. It is time to master your fate.* [69]* [37]*Also included on a compilation called "Selection I & II" released in 1998 by Kemco in Japan. The compilation only is super game boy enhanced.Semi-interesting early RPG for the Game Boy. In contrast to its main competitor "Final Fantasy Legend", this game features first-person view. You only control one character, the fights are rather simple and the leveling up process goes rather fast and it feels like a beginner RPG. That doesn't mean there are a couple of puzzles and nasty mazes. The story is your typical "prince goes out to rescue the world from an evil dragon who controls the king" tale. Graphically the game features nice pictures of the surroundings, which try to be not your typical endless boring dungeon wall graphics. The monster graphics though are not as good as in the aforementioned "Final Fantasy Legend".**Japanese release: 1989. US release: 1990. German release: 1992. Swedish release: 1993.
The Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle 2	Kemco;Interactive Television Entertainment (Kemco)	1991	Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle [22]*Mickey Mouse II [69]The Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle 2 [37]Mickey Mouse II [37]*The Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle 2 [29]
The Sword of Hope II	Kemco	1992	Also included on a compilation called "Selection I & II" released in 1998 by Kemco in Japan. The compilation only is super game boy enhanced.
Alfred Chicken	Sunsoft;Mindscape (Twilight Zone Software)	1993
God Medicine	Konami (Konami Computer Entertainment Nagoya)	1993	Game description from Aeon Genesis: [i]God Medicine is a kickass RPG by Konami for the Super Gameboy, which is very reminiscient of Final Fantasy Legend 3/SaGa 3, but it's better. The basic story is that there's this girl, Mika Ardan, who's battling a Demon for control over her world. The Demon's discovered an alternate world (the real world, our world) and has made its way across the cleft, chased by Ardan and her fellows. They begin to fight... Meanwhile, three school kids have been eagerly anticipating the release of Phantom, an RPG, but a few weeks prior the company producing the game was decimated in a lighting storm, and the game was cancelled. The kids overhear the sounds of Ardan's fight, and bear witness as her team is defeated. The Demon flees to recover its wounds, while the three main characters learn that Ardan is from the world of the cancelled game! Receiveing the power of heroes from Ardan's band, you embark on a quest to finish what she started in the video game world, but there's more to the story than it at first seems... There's more to the game system than it at first seems as well. About halfway through the game, you get to insert jewels into your weapons, and the jewels actually expand your characters slightly. Every jewel does something different, and even the same jewels will do different things for different characters, so experiment![/i] Unofficial English translation available: [url=http://agtp.romhack.net/]agtp.romhack.net/[/url] [cjlee001]
Golf Classic	Malibu Games (Unexpected Development)	1993
Mickey Mouse Magic Wand	Nintendo;Kotobuki Systems (Nintendo)	1993	Only the American version, called Mickey Mouse Magic Wands and released in 1998, is Super Gameboy Enhanced.
Tetris 2	Nintendo	1993
The Smurfs	Infogrames	1993
Kirby's Pinball Land	Nintendo (HAL Laboratory)	1993
Adventures of Lolo	Imagineer;Nintendo	1994
Aladdin	Virgin (NMS Software)	1994	Hang on to your carpet for ACTION and FUN! Aladdin slashes his shining scimitar to fight through Agrabah, escape from the Sultan’s dungeon, survive the fiery Cave of Wonders, snatch the Genie’s lamp and save Princess Jasmine from the evil Jafar!* [45]* [27]
Bakenou TV '94	Asmik	1994
Beethoven's 2nd	Hi-Tech Expressions (Unexpected Development)	1994
Crayon Shin-chan 4: Ora no Itazura Dai Henshin	Bandai	1994	The Mario game is a hack of "Crayon Shin-chan 4" and only appeared on pirated multi-carts.
Daffy Duck: The Marvin Missions	SunSoft	1994
Desert Strike: Return to the Gulf	Ocean;Malibu Games (Electronic Arts)	1994
FIFA International Soccer	THQ;EA Sports (Probe;Malibu Games)	1994
Game Boy Gallery	Nintendo	1994
Hon Shougi	Imagineer	1994
Jurassic Park 2: The Chaos Continues	Ocean	1994
Masakari Densetsu Kintarou RPG Hen	Tonkin House	1994
Mega Man V	Capcom	1994
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers	Bandai	1994
Momotaro Dengeki 2	Hudson (Amccus)	1994
Nettou Garou Densetsu 2: Arata-Naru Tatakai	Takara;SNK (Takara)	1994	The literal title is something like 'Fierce Fighting Legend of the Hungry Wolves 2: The New Battle'. [Jacquismo]***Incomplete unofficial English translation available: [[link:http://www.romhacking.net http://www.romhacking.net]] [cjlee001]
New SD Gundam	Bandai	1994
Othello World	Tsukuda Original	1994
Pac-Panic	Namco	1994
Pokonyan! - Yume no Daibouken	NHK	1994
Pro Mahjong Kiwame GB	Athena	1994
Rock'n Monster	Hori Electric	1994
Samurai Shodown	SNK;Takara	1994
SeaQuest DSV	Malibu (Unexpected Development)	1994
Shougi Saikyou	Magical Company	1994
Slam Dunk	Bandai	1994
Star Trek Generations: Beyond The Nexus	Absolute Entertainment;GameTek (Absolute Entertainment)	1994
Super Street Basketball 2	VAP (Arcadia Systems)	1994
Taachiyan	Bandai	1994
The Pagemaster	Fox Interactive (Probe)	1994
Tokoro's Mahjong Jr.	Vic Tokai (Milestone)	1994
Tottemo! Luckyman	Bandai	1994
Tsume Shougi - Kamiki Godan	Magical Company	1994
Tsumego Series 1 - Fujisawa Hideyuki Meiyo Kisei	Magical Company	1994
Ultraman Ball	Interbec	1994
Ultraman: Chou Toshi Gekiden	Angel	1994
Urban Strike	THQ (Black Pearl Software)	1994
Wario Blast featuring Bomberman!	Hudson;Nintendo (Hudson)	1994	Wario Blast: Featuring Bomberman! is a Game Boy game in the Bomberman series developed by Hudson Soft and published by Nintendo. It is a modification and localisation of the Japanese game Bomberman GB, and involves the player dropping bombs to break blocks and opponents. While only Bomberman is playable in the Japanese version, Wario was added as a playable character in the localisations where the game got Wario-themed.* [46]Wario Blast [32] [27]*Super Game Boy enhanced. Up to four players.

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