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23. Pokemon Red: This game is also still timeless in its own way, despite being full of minor issues. It might be nostalgia that causes me to still look upon the game favorably, but it also may just be that the game was very well designed for its time even considering the problems it has. For this run I used all Evolution Stone Pokemon, and I even used the glitch that allows you to evolve them without using Stones (well, the ones that were convenient to do...) So in this case I took one of the glitches in the game and turned that into a reason to make it interesting/fun to play again.

22. Dragon Warrior Monsters: You can definitely argue about whether this game or Pokemon RBY is better, but I will not. Really don't care enough to argue about it. I like them probably about the same amount, and was too lazy to think about which one I preferred.

21. Lufia 3: I think this is in contention for being the best Gameboy Color game in the entire library and, as a result, it ranks pretty nicely and neatly right above the other Gameboy games on this list. It might actually be a better overall designed game than the next entry on the list, but that one has the advantage of modern day polish to offset its gameplay flaws.