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Most of WayForward's previous GBC games have one thing in common: a shared game engine for each of their designs, giving their titles a similar look and feel even though each one is significantly different in their own way. WayForward Technologies, the developer of previous Game Boy Color games such as Xtreme Sports, Wendy: Every Witch Way, and Sabrina: the Animated Series, is responsible for this superb looking and playing side-scrolling action/adventure on the handheld. The game also features a bit of strategy, since you can (and should) acquire and utilize offensive and defensive items to get through some of the toughest locations in the game. Half the challenge is to know when you'll need to use your powers to get through to the next part of the game. Turn into a half-bird type thing and you the sky's the limit. Turn into a monkey, for example, and she'll be able to climb up to high platforms and leap higher¿but without the ability to attack enemies. This Game Boy Color game is very much like Castlevania and Super Metroid, in the sense that you can only gain access to future portions of the level. Shantae can walk, run, attack, and, when available, perform dances that will alter her form. Players assume the role of Shantae and take her across many different lands, whipping enemies with her hair, collecting money to purchase new attacks and moves. Shantae follows the adventures of a sexy half-genie girl set out to stop the sexy pirate girl Risky Boots from acquiring the relics that will enable her to start the stolen steam engine and rule the land. For Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance.Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.

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