A creepy clan of Neanderthal nerds has kidnapped all of your cave babes. Joe and Mac are the two bravest cavemen in your tribe and have set out to rescue the much missed damsels in distress. There are prehistoric dangers everwhere you go. Hungry Tyrannosaurs and pesky Pterodactyls are on the prowl. Collect primitive weaponry and fight your way through 5 levels of marvelous metazoic mayhem.
People say:
I liked this game a lot! The detail in the graphics, both the character animations and background scenery, is first-class all the way. The action is transferred from earlier versions with a high attention to quality. The game is difficult to play whenever the action clips along rapidly, but it still doesn't overshadow a great game.
It isn't often when a GameBoy cart plays, looks, and sounds better than its Nintendo cousin but this is one of them. The game play is great and the character is easy to control. The graphics are unusually well done and if it wasn't for the GameBoy hardware problems this would have been a near perfect game.
Buy Joe & Mac by Data East for Game Boy at GameStop. Find release dates, customer reviews, previews, and more. SNES Roms To play SNES roms, an emulator is required. Popular SNES emulators include ZSNES v1.36 for Windows, ZSNES v1.36 for DOS, Snes9x v1.41-1 for Windows. View all SNES emulators. Joe & Mac (1991, for SNES) was an arcade port developed by Data East for Game Boy, the original NES and Nintendo’s own 16-bit successor. It was a bland side-scroller best remembered for its big sprites and colorful characters, as well as prehistoric pixel babes in skimpy outfits.
Joe Mac Game Boy Games
Believe it or not, the GB version is better than the NES version! The graphics are very detailed and the animation is good. The Bosses are huge and actually look decent on the tiny GB screen. The game play is also very good and moves along very smoothly. I got a headache this BIG from the constant blurring though.
Cute game, cute graphics, cute sounds, ancient system. Oh well, three out of four isn't too bad. The constant blurring (typical) really destroys what should be considered excellent graphics and detail! The game itself is masterful considering the limitations, but no gamer should have to beg for glasses this way.