Talespin
Game by Capcom
Reviewed by The Avardancer
Size: 2 Megabits
Save: None
Released: 1992
Works with: Any version of Gameboy

Opening Snide Remarks: Some people think that Disney games automatically are
horrible. Let me set the record straight. If it has the words "Capcom" in the
"Game By" section; then it probably plays a heck of a lot better then more
"Mature" titles.

Gameplay: Think "R-Type" in Disney skin. Now throw in the ability to reverse
the scrolling screen, parallax scrolls, well-placed enemies, and bosses. It's
actually fun, mindless, and challenging. Capcom is in top form. The Disney
liscense is from pure laziness to create a brand new game. Feels arcadish.
The bosses are pretty challenging. (Sometimes.)

Graphics: Lots of animation. Some "Pop-in". Nice graphics and "cut-scenes".
There's a little bit of slowdown. I like flying upside down.

Sound: There's the standard sounds and thankfully they don't sound out of
place.

Music: Happy music; and an actually good rendition of the theme song.

Play Control: This is where the game excells. Tight, responsive, dead-on, and
practical.

Final Analysis: Do you like a challenge? This is a game to try. The only
gripe is that you must BUY power-ups. Some people will not buy it because of
the Disney liscense. Those poor people will miss a darn fine game.

Score
Gameplay: *****
Graphics: ****
Sound: ***
Music: ****
Play Control: *****
Total: 21 out of 25

Final Score: 84%


Currently Known Codes:
NONE.