I played Xain'd Sleena but just could not with that game. So I forgot about it, shelved it, and it comes back to me with a different name. It's...awful. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8lFNm1NfwU

This is a sequel? I really don't want to find out what the first game is like. This is like...a really creepy man-baby bootleg game that I probably could have advanced further on if it wasn't so freaking weird. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zlapTaq6VBQ

It's not a direct port, unfortunately, because I do feel that the game could have handled it with the right approach. It does keep a mature graphical feel to it that works well on the Game Boy, but it's not without its issues. It keeps the same level of difficulty as its siblings, but the difficult here really comes from placement. It's not easy to get your toad into a position where it can cause (or avoid) damage without putting it at serious risk. At first, this game will absolutely make you feel that risk and I feel that even accomplished players are still going to run into that issue. There are no health items anywhere, so that really puts a stress on what you might be willing to try and pull off. The speeder stages are a pain, but in a different way. Unlike the NES where you're trying to race to where you need to be, this game makes it easier to do that...but if you move too SOON you get spanked and when things are flying, you're not going to hit a wall so much as trip over the last one. There are other stage types as well, but it's late and my eyes are not keeping up with the visuals and there are no cheats that I'm aware of other than Game Genie codes. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FeHtnzqVKE

It took me a while to figure this one out, because unlike the even numbered stages, the first stage didn't feel like a puzzle at first and I couldn't quite figure out the point of it all. Now that I've experienced it a bit, I get it. The first stage is about bolting things down in a way that allows you to return to the elevator, and the second is actually tougher because you need to match the platforms to the map and still get back to the start. Once you get used to it, it's a pretty nice, relaxing puzzle game that I think anyone could enjoy. One thing is nice about SG-1000 games...they look and play like early arcade games. You find one that is fun, it doesn't matter how primitive everything is...it just works. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hEWciWb5Bh8