Felix the Cat Reviewed by Cyril Lachel on . If all you’re looking for is a way to play Felix the Cat’s 8-bit games on modern consoles, then this bare-bones compilation is for you. Thankfully, what the collection lacks in extras, it makes up with charm. Both the Nintendo Entertainment System and Game Boy games are a fine reminder of how good 2D platformers were in the 8-bit era. There’s a reason why so many people wanted these games preserved, and you don’t need to have nostalgia for them to enjoy this package. I just wish there was more care put into telling us about Felix the Cat, his history, these games and what the Japanese version is. No matter if you’re a longtime fan or somebody new to these classics, it’s worth digging through Felix the Cart’s bag of tricks. Rating: 71%
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