Customer Reviews

Yoda Stories

5 star:		(3)
4 star:		(4)
3 star:		(0)
2 star:		(5)
1 star:		(8)

 

 

when i played this at my friends house, i thought "hey, the movies are good, the game sounds pretty fun!" but then i turned it on... "wait a minute! kyle, i move so slow and i cant...control...myself...what the heck is that? my character is...a.....blob! must...turn...it off....so i did, and i told my friend never ever bring it over again. a word of caution: if u don't want a handful of frustration, confusion, and difficulty, DONT GET THIS GAME!!

I thought this was an ok game. The graphics are not the best but it is similair to Zelda. You walk around solving little puzzles and in the end solve the final puzzle. The game is not difficult but interesting if you like to be able to solve the puzzles with not much effort. There are thirteen levels and three different worlds (desert, snow and forest). You can beat one level in about 2 hours. You can also find a map to guide you in your quest.

Yoda Stories for the GameBoy Color is one of many Star Wars games that is just a wonder. As in, it's a wonder how this game ever passed quality control. In Yoda Stories, you go through levels of choppy graphics, excruciatingly dull gameplay, terrible controls, and just plain poor game design while battling Stormtroopers, sandpeople, etc. The game's battle system is so poorly designed that it truly is a wonder how this game ever got released, and even if your the most hardcore Star Wars fan on the block be warned: avoid Yoda Stories like the plague, this is undoubtadly the worst game with the Star Wars license attached to it to ever be released, and this is possibly the worst game for the GameBoy Color to date.

This game is AWESOME BABY! The graphics are like those you would see in something like Zelda or Pokemon, but it fits the style of the game. It is highly addictive, and has some really awesome features, like zillions of characters from the original (not Episode 1) Star Wars Trilogy! Try this game out, it's really good! BUT, if you want Episode 1 action, get Star Wars Racer!

AAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!Very cheesy, you don't even walk, you just appear on another spot. the enemys just wal-I mean ,appear at you, and ow. Ugly... characters, luke... fat... bad guys... FAT..EVERYTHING FAT AND DEFROMED!!!You only attack with lightsaber, appear at bad fat/blob guy and attack, sometimes it doesn't even respond, blob bad guy just disapear.Yoda say: don't buy this game, you must.AGGHHHHHAAA!!!! I don't mean to critisize starwars so badly, but this game is just horrible!

the only reason i played this game was because my friend said it was an ok game. i shut it off in less than 5 minutes. do they expect us to defeat the enemies? seriously it was IMPOSSIBLE. what was lucasarts thinking. its so not like them to create a crappy game that was actually recent. BUY THE ROGUE SQUADRON OR KOTOR (knights of the old republic). they are a much more entertaining and give you more for your buck. thank you.

This game is much better on PC. On PC there are random levels and you can save where-ever you want. On the gameboy you have to get past a non-randomized level, and you get a password after that. You can't save anywhere else.

This game is really great. As Luke Skywalker, you complete various missions for Yoda. Along the way you interact with such characters as Chewbacca, Han Solo, Ben Kenobi, Princess Leia, and, the great one himself, Boba Fett(who actually helps you out toward the end). Combine this with challenging puzzles and you've got one great game.

This game was put together somewhat cheaply though. Sometimes, the characters would change color or the game would freeze up. Also, I felt that the music was too repetitive. The sound effects on the other hand were the best I had ever heard. They sounded just like the ones on the movie. I'd recommend this game for any Star Wars fan(unless you hate the Star Wars theme music or corny inside jokes).

Yoda Stories is one of the worst Game Boy Color titles I have played to date. This game is almost a step back from its modern counterparts. It's simplistic, colorless backgrounds and characters during gameplay belong on the Gameboy's original yellow screen. Another shortcoming of this title is the gameplay control. The player's character, Luke Skywalker is made to walk extremely sloppy. Many gameplayers will find it quite difficult to maneuver Luke into a doorway or around a hazard. The screen appears to "jump" every time Luke moves in any direction, which can get quite frustrating when trying to concentrate during an important battle. The only thing that makes this game even tolerable is the story-line behind the gameplay. Hardcore Star Wars fans will enjoy playing an integral part in Luke Skywalker's training. However, gamers interested only in something fun to pass the time should buy something else-like Zelda DX or Spy Vs Spy-both are excellent little amusements.

The box advertized it as "thrilling" but I don't consider this lousy game even worth spending time with. The graphics are horrible and most of the time you can't tell what you're doing