Game Boy Color Version
Turok 2, company Bit Managers was tasked with developing a Game Boy Color version of Rage Wars. The only thing the Game Boy Color version of Rage Wars has in common with its N64 counterpart is the name; its story is completely different and game-play was like previous Game Boy Turok games (side scrolling 2D platforming). The game improved the formula from the past Turok Game Boy titles and received good reviews.
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