Uploaded February 2019 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
In the wake of a year full of Disney, I went off the beaten path of the goodness 2019 brought and down a rabbit hole of old Disney Classic video games. I found myself in Wonderland, wondering who first developed an Alice game and more importantly, was the version from Digital Eclipse worth playing? Let's go through the looking glass and find out!
This is the 9th episode of Chromatographic, the series looking to highlight the highs and lows of the Game Boy Color library, playing the hits and the misses so you don't have to! Thank you all for sticking with me so long and to everyone who's supported this channel. It really means a lot!
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 'Alice in Wonderland', 'Kingdom Hearts' or any of the footage contained in this video.
A huge thank you to Mike Mika for answering some questions I had around the game's development, and to Jas Austin, John Brandwood, Briean Beuken, David Ashely and a few others who helped me figure out where the illusive first version wasn't developed!
You can find more Gameboyle goodness on Twitter - @GameBoyle
We're on Facebook at facebook.com/boyographic & Gameboyle on Instagram.
In the wake of a year full of Disney, I went off the beaten path of the goodness 2019 brought and down a rabbit hole of old Disney Classic video games. I found myself in Wonderland, wondering who first developed an Alice game and more importantly, was the version from Digital Eclipse worth playing? Let's go through the looking glass and find out!
This is the 9th episode of Chromatographic, the series looking to highlight the highs and lows of the Game Boy Color library, playing the hits and the misses so you don't have to! Thank you all for sticking with me so long and to everyone who's supported this channel. It really means a lot!
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 'Alice in Wonderland', 'Kingdom Hearts' or any of the footage contained in this video.
A huge thank you to Mike Mika for answering some questions I had around the game's development, and to Jas Austin, John Brandwood, Briean Beuken, David Ashely and a few others who helped me figure out where the illusive first version wasn't developed!
You can find more Gameboyle goodness on Twitter - @GameBoyle
We're on Facebook at facebook.com/boyographic & Gameboyle on Instagram.
![All The Glory - Trip World Long Play [001]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Jlz-gvJYgsY/mqdefault.jpg "All The Glory - Trip World Long Play [001]
Sunsofts Trip World for Gameboy not only raised the bar in terms of visuals & musical score, but is a solid game with a lot of charm that pushes the Gameboy to its limits! Check out how it plays here, then pick it up on the Nintendo E-Shop for yourself!
This is the 1st episode of All The Glory, the Long Play Series with no deaths, no commentary, but All The Glory! From start to end, we play the rare, the valuable & the classic games so you can make up youre mind if theyre something to spend your hard earned pennies on!
Find the wonderful people who sold me this game here! Great prices & people! Tell them The Gameboyle sent you - http://www.gamespirit.fr/
You can find more Gameboyle goodness on Twitter - @GameBoyle
You can also listen to a podcast I co-host called Tom + Mat Attack on iTunes / Stitcher / tomandmatattack.com / or reach me on that Twitter @TMACast")
