The Austin Powers: Oh, Behave! (Machine type: Game Boy Color)

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The Austin Powers: Oh, Behave! video game was released for the Game Boy Color in 2000, and it is based on the famous Austin Powers film series starring Mike Myers. It was developed by Tarantula Studios and published by Take-Two Interactive. However, this game is not your typical action-adventure game that you might expect from a movie-based title. Instead, it features a collection of mini-games and utilities themed around the quirky and comedic world of Austin Powers.

Main Features:

• Mini-Games: The game contains a series of mini-games like “Mojo Maze,” which is a Pac-Man-style maze game, and “Domination,” a variation of Othello/Reversi.
• Utilities: The game provides fun Austin Powers-themed utilities, such as a faux desktop interface called “Groovy Games” or “Shagadelic Software.” There’s even a rudimentary PDA function called the “Frickin’ Sweet PC,” allowing you to set alarms, store phone numbers, and even customize wallpapers with Austin Powers’ iconic catchphrases.
• Sound Clips: One of the most unique aspects of this title is the inclusion of sound bites from the movies, with phrases like “Oh, behave!” or “Yeah, baby!” adding to the immersive humor.
• Customization: Players can customize the interface with Austin Powers’ style, choosing groovy backgrounds and sounds to fit the theme.

Reception:

Critics were divided on this game. Some praised it for its fun tie-in with the movie and quirky humor, while others criticized it for not offering enough traditional gameplay. It’s more of a novelty for fans of Austin Powers than a deep gaming experience.

Additionally, another similar game, Austin Powers: Welcome to My Underground Lair!, was released at the same time and provided similar content, focusing on Dr. Evil instead of Austin Powers.

Critics:
Total Game Boy - 97%
Computer and Video Games (CVG) - 60%
Jeuxvideo.com - 40%

Released: 2000
Machine type: Game Boy Color
Original System: Game Boy Color
Developer by: Tarantula Studios
Published by: Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc.
Genre: Action
Lead Designer: Steve Marsden
Lead Programmer: Chris Jones
Sound Engineer: Anthony Paton

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