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Experience Harry's first year at Hogwarts in this RPG adaptation of J.K. Rowling's novel. Cast spells, collect Bertie Bott's beans, and duel rivals across the castle grounds.

Spawn is a 1997 Game Boy action game based on the dark comic book antihero. Players control the hellspawned warrior through 6 stages of demonic combat, using his necroplasmic chains and supernatural abilities against the forces of both Heaven and Hell.

The third TMNT Game Boy title introduces Metroidvania-style gameplay where players start as Michelangelo, rescuing captured brothers to gain new abilities. Features RPG elements, transformable turtles, and the series' first female villain: the fly mutant Scumbug.

This crossover combines Rare's Battletoads with Technōs' Double Dragon, featuring 6 playable characters across 5 stages. Notable for its brutal difficulty, combo-based combat, and the GB version's exclusive 'Ragnarok Canyon' stage with minecart sequences.

The first Castlevania on Game Boy follows Christopher Belmont in 1576 against Count Dracula. Introduces whip power-ups that evolve from Chain Whip to Morning Star, with GB-exclusive mechanics like falling platforms and candle-based checkpoints.

The third and final Castlevania game for Game Boy, featuring Sonia Belmont - the first female Belmont protagonist - in her battle against Dracula in 1450 Transylvania.

Kirby's second Game Boy adventure introduces animal friends Rick the Hamster, Coo the Owl, and Kine the Fish. Features copy abilities combined with animal partners, seven Rainbow Drops to collect, and the debut of Dark Matter as the series' antagonist.

Christopher Belmont's quest to rescue his son Soleiyu from Dracula in this non-linear Game Boy sequel. Features four explorable castles with unique themes and the debut of the magical Belmont weapon system.

The first Contra game for Game Boy featuring solo missions as Bill Rizer or Lance Bean against alien forces. Introduces the weapon storage system letting players switch between collected guns.

Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge is the first Game Boy installment in the Mega Man series. Released in 1991, this portable adaptation combines elements from Mega Man 1-3 with original content, featuring 4 Robot Masters from NES titles and 4 new ones. The game introduced the 'Robot Master Rematch' concept later used in Mega Man 9 and 10.

An original Game Boy entry in the Ninja Gaiden series featuring Ryu Hayabusa's apprentice on a mission to recover stolen ancient scrolls. This portable ninja adventure introduces new mechanics like wall-grabbing and a unique 'Shadow Mode' power-up system.

The first TMNT game for Game Boy, featuring side-scrolling action across 5 stages. Play as Leonardo, Michelangelo, Donatello or Raphael to stop Shredder and the Foot Clan from brainwashing New Yorkers.

Pocket Bomberman is an action-puzzle game for the Game Boy that combines classic Bomberman gameplay with platforming elements. Players control Bomberman through various themed worlds, using bombs to defeat enemies and solve puzzles.

Take control of a rescue helicopter in this action-packed sequel. Navigate treacherous terrain, rescue hostages, and fend off enemy forces across 24 challenging missions.

Mario's Picross is a puzzle game where players solve nonogram puzzles by filling in squares based on numerical clues. Mario acts as the timer and gives hints as players work through increasingly challenging picture logic puzzles.

The sequel to Nintendo's picture-logic puzzle game featuring Mario as your mustachioed guide through 256 challenging Picross puzzles.

X-Men: Mutant Wars is an action game developed by Digital Eclipse and published by Activision for the Game Boy. Based on the popular Marvel Comics franchise, the game features side-scrolling combat with various X-Men characters, each with unique mutant abilities. Players battle through levels against classic villains from the X-Men universe.

This 2001 Game Boy action game puts players in control of Wolverine as he battles through 10 levels against Magneto's Brotherhood. Features claw combos, healing factor mechanics, and a rage mode that increases attack power at the cost of health.