Wendy: Every Witch Way 2001

Is it still worth playing?

In this 2001 platformer for the Game Boy Color, Wendy the Good Little Witch opens a chest of magical Moon Stones in her aunts' attic. The stones upset the gravity of a floating castle, which crashes onto her house. Pressing up or down with the jump button flips gravity. Her wand beats enemies in one blast, and stars serve as both health and spell power. There are four worlds, Halls, Gardens, Dungeons and Towers, each with three platforming levels and a short stage where she shoots from her broom. A rock spewing dragon head is the only boss. On a Game Boy Advance an extra world with three levels unlocks, and a password gives unlimited firepower. Backgrounds scroll in layers. Most players finish in under an hour. Gravity that flips with one button still turns every ceiling into a place to walk.