102 Dalmatians: Puppies to the Rescue (Game Boy Color, 2000)

Since you asked me for a review I will respond but otherwise I would not of offered a review. This was my first purchase and probably my last. It did not work.

This game combines an action adventure with cuteness making it perfect for boys and girls alike. Each level was challenging, but not overly difficult. I liked the option of choosing a dalmation or a little white dog to play as. I recommend this game for children ages nine to late teens.

I bought hoping that my 4 year old would like it and would be able to master it. It turned out that it was a good game for his age and it also was for my 6 yr old and 8 yr old. The game is chanllenging but also fun and not real difficult to cause the child to be discouraged by playing the game.

I think my son will thoroughly enjoy this game. I think it's cute with the puppies being the main character's. It's a good game for parent's that don't want their children playing those outrageous fighting games!

this is cute! my kids love trying to help the other puppies escape!It is a little hard for my 4 year old, but my 7 year old likes it. I have even found myself playing it. It is kind of addicting

Tougher than expected for Disney. It keeps kids attention and thinker going. Great for car rides. Great price on ebay. Many titles to chose from.

We bought this game for our 5 year old daughter. We were looking for something that she would be able to play by herself. She comes to us and asks us to get her to the next level. She still plays it and with the password option, can go to any level she wants to, but it is a bit difficult for a 5 year old.

I purchased this game from my brother who is severly autistic he loves the one hundred and one dalmations

I DECIDED TO BUY THIS FOR MY DAUGHTER AS A BIRTHDAY GIFT AND SHE HAS NOT PLAYED IT MAYBE 4 TIMES THE GAME IS SOMEWHAT DIFFICULT TO DO AND SEEMS TO COMPLICATED FOR EVEN ME! I WOULD LIKE IT IF IT WAS EASYER TO ACCOMPLISH THE TASK WITH OUT GETTING MY DAUGHTER MAD TO THE POINT OF WHERE SHE QUITS.