Uploaded July 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
The first few years of the Game Boy's life are filled with portable versions of traditional board games. Japan and Europe were treated to a version of Othello for everyone's favourite black and white hand held. Is it any good? Let's find out!
This is the 121th episode of Boyographic, the series looking to highlight the highs and lows of the Gameboy library, playing the hits and the misses so you don't have to!
All footage is used in fair use to give a cultural perspective of the character and context for this game's release. All footage is owned by it's respective copyright holders, and was not created by myself. I do not own the rights to Aunty Donna, Futurama or any other clips used.
You can find more Gameboyle goodness on Twitter - @GameBoyle
On Facebook at facebook.com/boyographic & 'Gameboyle' on Instagram.
The first few years of the Game Boy's life are filled with portable versions of traditional board games. Japan and Europe were treated to a version of Othello for everyone's favourite black and white hand held. Is it any good? Let's find out!
This is the 121th episode of Boyographic, the series looking to highlight the highs and lows of the Gameboy library, playing the hits and the misses so you don't have to!
All footage is used in fair use to give a cultural perspective of the character and context for this game's release. All footage is owned by it's respective copyright holders, and was not created by myself. I do not own the rights to Aunty Donna, Futurama or any other clips used.
You can find more Gameboyle goodness on Twitter - @GameBoyle
On Facebook at facebook.com/boyographic & 'Gameboyle' on Instagram.
