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I picked up Spy vs. Spy for the Game Boy Color back in 1999, a time when handhelds were really hitting their stride with colorful, creative titles. Vatical Entertainment published this one, and it was a clever take on the stealth and sabotage genre, built around the classic MAD Magazine characters. It felt right at home on the GBC, with its simple but expressive visuals and pick-up-and-play design.

You control either the Black Spy or the White Spy, sneaking through a multi-room building to collect intelligence items and escape before your rival does. The gameplay revolves around setting traps in one room, then luring your opponent into them while avoiding their own devious setups. You'll hide dynamite in drawers, position anvils above doorways, and even snatch items right from under their nose. The pace is frantic, especially in two-player mode, and the difficulty comes from predicting your opponent's moves while managing your own limited resources. It's a game that turns every match into a tense, silly battle of wits.