The Game Boy Color brought Nintendo's handheld into colour, with high points: Pokémon Gold/Silver/Crystal, Zelda Oracle of Seasons and Ages, Wario Land 3. This Top 50 gathers the handheld's best, re-tested and re-ranked by RomWize, each title with its re-evaluated score, its versions, their rarity and their collector value.
"SMT Devil Children Aka no Sho on GBC, child-friendly Shin Megami Tensei spin-off in the red version. Capture and evolve demons in a more accessible universe. For young Atlus franchise fans."
"A Japanese roguelike gem that sends Shiren into procedural dungeons across a haunted desert to face the Sand Witch. Permadeath, mischievous luck and tactical depth keep every step tense. A demanding treat for genre fans."
"SMT Devil Children Kuro no Sho on GBC, black version of the child-friendly SMT spin-off. Slightly different content from the red version with a different protagonist. Both versions are complementary."
"Yu-Gi-Oh Dark Duel Stories on GBC, the first Western Yu-Gi-Oh card game. Duels against anime antagonists with cards to collect. Accessible for animated series fans who want the portable card game."
"A portable spin-off of the great N64 Perfect Dark, reworked in top down view with Joanna Dark in charge. Sharp stealth and action missions, varied arsenal and N64 connectivity for diehard fans. A neat Rare feat on a tiny cartridge."
"Rayman brings Ubisoft's iconic 2D adventure to GBC. Demanding platforming, enchanting backdrops and the limbless hero. A technically polished adaptation, faithful to the PS1 original."
"Harvest Moon 2 GBC, second portable farm entry with ranch and romance. Colorful GBC presentation and addictive loop. A portable genre benchmark for fans."
