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Posted on Nov 14th 2017 at 01:00:00 PM by (MetalFRO)
Posted under Alleyway, Dramatic Readings, Game Boy Guru, Game Boy, Nintendo, launch title, game review


Here's Episode 006 of my Dramatic Readings! series. This episode is all about the Game Boy launch title, Alleyway!  Nintendo's simple paddle & ball game, based on one of their earliest video game attempts, brings the basic formula to the small screen.  Is this game a breakout success, or does it drop the ball into the void?  Watch and find out!


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Yet another game I have sitting on my 3DS waiting to be played Tongue
 
@Link41: I wouldn't go out of my way to play it, but since you have it, it's definitely worth a look, if only to check out the humble beginnings of the Game Boy library.

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