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Los chicos de Bit Managers han conseguido realizar la conversión de un juego que era difícil de transportar a una consola con mucha menos potencia y que, salvando las diferencias, ha dado un resultado excelente. 7.gif Captura de pantallaCon unos gráficos de buena calidad, una gran variedad de enemigos, armas y niveles y una acción a raudales, "Turok Rage Wars" se convierte en uno de los mejores títulos disponibles para la Game Boy Color y en una opción recomendable para los que les guste la acción y la aventura.

All in all, I was impressed with Turok: Rage Wars. The previous two Turok GBC titles had been less than spectacular platformers, but thankfully Acclaim has turned around with their third entry and come back with an entertaining side-scroller that certainly deserves a look.

If you like action, Turok packs a lot of it into this game. Nice control and pretty graphics are a winning combination. It's the best of the Turok handhelds.

I liked Turok: Rage Wars a lot more than the past two bland Turok games from Acclaim. I'm a little disappointed that Bit Managers didn't adopt the N64 design for the Game Boy Color rendition ¿ a deathmatch game would have been really cool on the Game Boy Color, even if it had to be put into an overhead perspective. Still, for what it is, Turok: Rage Wars is a decent action game that blows away its successors.

There is some fun to be had with Turok: Rage Wars. It has plenty of maps, lots of modes, and enough hidden stuff to keep you playing for quite some time, provided you can stay interested in the game for more than three days. But given the game's slow speed and the general lack of intelligent computer opponents, you're really better off sticking with another first-person shooter. GoldenEye 007 comes to mind, of course, as does Quake II. Both are still very good at putting together an enjoyable four-player experience, as well as providing a meaningful single-player mode.

Schade, dass das Spielsystem der N64-Variante nicht auf den Game Boy Color übertragen wurde. Kämpfe in abgegrenzten Arealen hätten deutlich mehr Spaß gemacht und wären zu zweit per Link-Kabel richtig spannend gewesen. So ist Turok – Rage Wars ein viel zu schwieriges und wenig abwechslungsreiches Action-Spiel, das schnell für ziemlich großen Frust sorgt.