Game Genie
An UNLICENSED Accesory by Codemasters (Galoob)
Reviewed by Adrock
gbcam@hotmail.com
Released: 1992
Made for: Regular Game Boy
Total Input of Codes: 3 codes (GS=4)

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Opening Snide Remarks and First Impressions: Wow. You can cheat with this
thing. Infinite Missles for Metroid II? Infinite hearts for Zelda IV? Wow.

Liked: It has a little thing on the back to put your codebook in. You can
turn the codes on and off. You can press a little button on the Game Genie to
reset, instead of pressing all the buttons at once. You can put in up to
three codes. You can go to the Galoob web sites to find codes.

Hated: It doesn't save your codes. You have to put them in all over again
every time. It weighs down the Game Boy Pocket and Color. On a Pocket it is
hard to turn your power switch off. And it won't even fit in a Super Game
Boy. Obviously, Galoob wasn't thinking about size when they made this, just
convienience. And it... Kind of voids your warranty.

Final Words: There's not much else I can say! If you want to cheat, then buy
this thing, dangit! If you want the best, you should buy a Game Shark,
because it is much smaller and it works perfectly with all types of Game
Boys. Plus, it has a four code capacity instead of three. Galoob has given
up on making game enhancers. So they don't care about it anymore. But at
FuncoLand, I found the Game Genie was more in my price range. It's not like
it's totally useless anymore, I still use it with my Game Boy Pocket. And I
think you can use it to get Mew on Pokemon, but I'm not sure.

Codes: www.galoob.com, www.world-of-nintendo.com

Score: 70%