CGR Undertow - BO JACKSON: TWO GAMES IN ONE review for Game Boy
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Bo Jackson: Two Games In One review. Classic Game Room presents a CGR Undertow review of Bo Jackson: Two Games In One for the Game Boy developed by Equilibrium and published by THQ.
Before Sonic stole the crown, the fastest character in video games was Bo Jackson. If you don’t believe us, you obviously don’t know about the zig zag. And like other gaming characters, Bo got multiple games, including Bo Jackson: Two Games In One for the Game Boy. This two-pack cartridge includes two separate games—baseball and football. Baseball offers several teams and a nice interface, despite some technical limitations and dated gameplay. You have several pitches to choose from and can locate them whenever you want over the plate. Occasionally, Bo himself will offer helpful hints, as well. And in football, well, you play something that’s very similar to what football might be in a parallel dimension. It’s a simplified, almost Atari-like rendition of the gridiron, but you can draw up a custom play. Bo Jackson: Two Games In One offers single and multiplayer play.
This video review features video gameplay footage of Bo Jackson: Two Games In One for the Game Boy and audio commentary from Classic Game Room's Derek.
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Bo Jackson: Two Games In One review. Classic Game Room presents a CGR Undertow review of Bo Jackson: Two Games In One for the Game Boy developed by Equilibrium and published by THQ.
Before Sonic stole the crown, the fastest character in video games was Bo Jackson. If you don’t believe us, you obviously don’t know about the zig zag. And like other gaming characters, Bo got multiple games, including Bo Jackson: Two Games In One for the Game Boy. This two-pack cartridge includes two separate games—baseball and football. Baseball offers several teams and a nice interface, despite some technical limitations and dated gameplay. You have several pitches to choose from and can locate them whenever you want over the plate. Occasionally, Bo himself will offer helpful hints, as well. And in football, well, you play something that’s very similar to what football might be in a parallel dimension. It’s a simplified, almost Atari-like rendition of the gridiron, but you can draw up a custom play. Bo Jackson: Two Games In One offers single and multiplayer play.
This video review features video gameplay footage of Bo Jackson: Two Games In One for the Game Boy and audio commentary from Classic Game Room's Derek.