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It's an okay platformer from Scorpion Soft, where you must jump carefully to collect letters, then float around to collect words (?) There was also a PC-88 adventure game of What's Michael? which included a lot more of the manga's characters and story. The manga and anime presented several different versions of Michael in different situations. This game's Michael is actually a cat from space (!)

(Nintendo DS) Gameplay https://youtu.be/DDduDhxHkvc It's Garfield, jumping around in the big city (London), and collecting food, in this boring platformer for the DS. Platforming is pretty much all you'll be doing here. All platforms, all the time!

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You can download the Super Mario Bros X 2 game, then replace some of the graphics and config files. Then play any Super Mario Bros X game as The Spice Girls. Check the Readme file.

Great free Android/iOS mobile game by Sander Voorn (Voorn Multimedia). Similar to Sega’s Penguin Land, but has its own quirks and differences. I used to be good at this but it’s been awhile.  Help Mr. Penguin by guiding him with his egg to Ms. Penguin. Each level is a challenging puzzle with amazing enemies and problems. Cut through ice and guide your precious egg through increasingly challenging scenarios! And don’t let your egg drop too hard! Ms. Penguin lives in a secret home under the ice of the South Pole while Mr. Penguin brings surprise eggs to his Missus. But there’s trouble. Enemies try to grab your egg and the ice is slippery. Mr. Penguin needs your help getting his eggs and presents to Ms. Penguin.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wd6AUHt-hjo Konami's LCD handheld games were better than those by Tiger Electronics, although that's a very low bar. They do at least have their own unique gamefeel, even compared to those by Nintendo and Bandai. Here's a complete playthrough of "Garfield."

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UK footballer David Beckham stars in this Yoshi's Island-inspired platformer game, with mandatory soccer-ball mechanics. And it's pretty fun, though not the most intuitive mechanic in the world. Also there's a penguin.

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We've also got Garfield Labyrinth for Nintendo Entertainment System/Famicom, for some reason.

https://youtu.be/I496aMJDE4IDavid Beckham Soccer is a football video game for PlayStation 1, developed and published by Rage Software in the UK in 2001. I could have saved myself some trouble if I'd learned beforehand which button did which action.

Guest reviewer Timescape plays Kangaroo for the Atari 2600. The 1982 arcade game about a mother kangaroo rescuing her child from menacing monkeys was Sunsoft's answer to Donkey Kong.

https://youtu.be/jS4mYqUyI3M Mark Trail is a newspaper comic strip created by Ed Dodd, which debuted April 15, 1946. It was later drawn by Tom Hill and Jack Elrod. This is from an offhand request by current Mark Trail artist Jules Rivera. Here, the nature-loving adventurer makes his way through Pitfall!, a game designed by David Crane for the Atari 2600 and released by Activision in 1982. This uses a 2012 NES port by Neverware. It is an HDpack mod for the Mesen emulator. The artwork pack is downloadable here: mediafire. com/?0kyi0r3l1sk3t87/

Jim Davis' Garfield the cat first appeared in animated form in The Fantastic Funnies (1980), a strange special hosted by Loni Anderson. It was produced by Lee Mendelson and Bill Melendez who produced the Peanuts specials, and who did the first few Garfield specials afterward. Garfield was played by Scott Beach, who voiced "The Death Star plans are not in the main computer" in Star Wars, among other things. The animation adapts a few early strips which had a fatter design for Garfield, and the thinner design here isn't quite right. They're still figuring out how to draw the cat. This follows a Tumbleweeds segment, which Jim Davis also worked on. You can see the whole special here with thanks to FuzzyMemories:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnZodlc0UyE