Pokémon Silver Version 1999
Why it still holds upA world that runs on its own clock, with a second full region after the first, is the reason to go back to it now.
Game Boy Color RPGs that still hold up
First released on the Game Boy Color
Games
Pokémon Silver Version 1999
Why it still holds upA world that runs on its own clock, with a second full region after the first, is the reason to go back to it now.
Pokémon Gold Version 1999
Why it still holds upTwo regions on one cartridge keep the adventure going past the first Elite Four, and that is the reason to play it today.
Harvest Moon 2 GBC 1999
Why it still holds upA farm that has to be won back from weeds, with a village to walk through next door, still makes a quiet game of daily chores.
Harvest Moon 3 GBC 2000
Why it still holds upWorking crops and animals around a ferry day that decides when you can shop still gives the days a rhythm.
Dragon Warrior Monsters 2: Cobi's Journey 2001
Why it still holds upA second version with its own monsters gives a reason to swap with a friend.
Magi Nation 2001
Why it still holds upA creature collection tied to a card game still gives it a pace of its own.
Dragon Warrior III 2000
Why it still holds upA party you shape yourself, with classes you can switch, still keeps the long quest personal.
Survival Kids 1999
Why it still holds upMaking what you need from what you find, and learning what lasts, still gives the island its pace.
Dragon Warrior Monsters 1998
Also known as Dragon Quest Monsters
Why it still holds upA team you breed yourself, one fusion at a time, gives each save its own shape.