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Austin Powers: Oh Behave!

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Control Austin Powers in a platformer, play movie-inspired arcade games, and use various desktop applications.

Austin Powers: Oh Behave! was released for Game Boy Color in 2000 by Tarantula Studios and Take-Two Interactive. No earlier version of this exact game exists on another platform.


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Released
2000
Genre
Perspective
Side view
Size
1.87 MB
Rating
0 votes

About Austin Powers: Oh Behave!

Austin Powers: Oh Behave! for the Game Boy Color functions as a multi-application suite themed around the film series. Its central component is a platforming sequence where the player character avoids projectiles such as police hats and soccer balls.

The cartridge also contains adaptations of established games, including Pac-Man, Othello, and Rock/Paper/Scissors, all redesigned with the Austin Powers theme. Beyond these, the software provides several utility and reference programs. These encompass a calculator, a basic word processor, and a database with information on the first two movies.

A shell environment allows for customization of visual and audio elements, similar to a desktop operating system. The package supports connectivity features, enabling message transmission to other units via infrared and printing text with the Game Boy Printer accessory.

Austin Powers: Oh Behave! Screenshots

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When you load the game you get a mock dos window with cheesy text
The splash is very similar to the windows 2000 splash screen
You are asked a series of questions before you start
There's even progress bars
The Austin Powers desktop
You can alter the wallpaper in the setting menu
Rock, Paper and Scissors or Throw Me a Frickin' Stone
Your opponents, Doctor Evil and Mini Me
You have to pick which one to use
Rock beats scissors
Pacman or mojo maze
Collect male symbols instead of pills