The following games (that I know of) have a light or motion sensor in
the game cart:
Wario Ware: Twisted!
Yoshi Topsy-Turvy (US title)

I don't know why, but it's not half sexy hardware.
Tim (tm)

After a week of trying, I finally killed Onox at the end of Seasons!  Looking
back at him now, he was actually pretty easy.  I was just too impatient and
panicky, I think. (http://www.lofi-gaming.org.uk/diary/ has the sad tale of
frustration and Game Boy smashage).

Due to past problems with dvdsoon I don't want to use them. Any other
good sources for either of these games?

Arrived today! YAY! New Adventures in Hoenn.........Rayquaza.....'nuff
said....except I lent my Leaf Green to my sons friend last nite and he wiped
my game....I had 1 more to catch, ARRRGGGGHHHHHH! Start again...and guess
what he called his character? yes.......ASH! Grrrr!

After checking many, many shops, I found Castlevania: Harmony of Dissonance
for £16.99 pre-owned in GameStation. Took the box to the till, got my card
out ready to pay and waited to the bloke to get the game. About 10 mins
later he doesn't find it and informs me that it must have ...

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Anybody following this on Hallmark channel.  Hugh Lawrie is excellent as the
misanthropic Dr of the title.  In yesterday's ep he was playing with a
gameboy rather than attending to his patients, does anyone know what he was
playing it seemed to be a side scrolling sci-fi game of ...