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Game: Adventure Island
Console: NES

Cheat:

Continue

Just to the left of the Goal (G) sign in stage 1-1, jump up and down to find the hidden egg. Step on the egg to pick up the Hudson's Bee. Once you have found the Bee, you can continue after losing your last life. To do this, hold any direction on the Control Pad and press Start when the game returns to the Title screen.

Select an Island

Allow the game to reach the title screen, then reset the NES console. Then, when the title screen appears again, press:
Right, Left, Right, Left, A, B, A, B.

Playing tips

View next Boss: Kill the first Boss and pause game play as he leaves the screen. 1000 point bonus: Locate the red flower in level 1-4. Shoot the coyote that attacks from behind twice while jumping to display a power-up in the form of a Nintendo controller. Get the controller to collect 1000 points.




Manufacturer: Nintendo
Release Date: 26 September, 2002
ESRB Rating: Everyone


Description:
Oh no! It looks like your granddad was right--things really were better in the old days. At least they were if you liked 2-D platform games, and Yoshi’s Island is indisputably one of the best ever made.

Yoshi’s Island goes back in time to recount the touching story of the various Yoshis' attempts to unite Baby Mario with his parents. You don’t actually control the Italian plumber-to-be but instead his dinosaur pal, who has the curious ability to eat his enemies and then immediately turn them into eggs, which he can then fling at more enemies.

Since Yoshi isn’t particularly fast and can float in midair for a few seconds after making a jump, the whole dynamics of the normal Mario gameplay have changed, but the same incredible attention to detail and endless imagination that mark all of Nintendo’s best efforts are still here in full effect. In fact they’re joined this time, after the rather plain-looking prequel, by some wonderful pastel-shaded graphics that were jaw-dropping when the game was originally released in 1995 and still manage to impress now.

As with the other Super Mario Advance titles, this game also contains a four-player version of the original Mario Bros. arcade game, making it even more of a bargain than it already was. --David Jenkins, Amazon.co.uk