TheWario Landseries stands as one of the most  innovative on the Game Boy Color, and with each new release we are left  wondering how Nintendo is going to top itself with subsequent releases.  Somehow they've managed to improve on the game's magical formula once  again withWario Land 3, which is not only the best Wario game  ever released, but also one of the best Game Boy Color games, period.Most games require cheat codes before players get unlimited lives, but  the gameplay ofWario Land 3revolves around the concept of  invincibility. Wario can't die, but the various creatures in the game  can transform him temporarily into an alternate form. Get hit by a  zombie, and you turn into a zombie until you are healed by light from a  street lamp. Let the mad professor hit you with his potion and you  become invisible, meaning security cameras can't see you, but you also  can't see yourself to make precision jumps. Each alternate form has a  specific strength and weakness, and figuring out how to use the  transformations to solve puzzles is half of the game's fun. It may seem  counterintuitive, but to succeed at this game you'll need to  deliberately try to get hit by certain enemies at various points in the  game. Is this the anti-Mario, or what?The graphics are clear and colorful, and the animations for both Wario  and the other denizens of the land he's trapped in are very fluid. The  sound effects are so-so, but the strange soundtracks that play on each  level are catchy. Considering the limitations of the Game Boy Color,  it's nice to have a game that combines some of the best graphics the  system can output with some of the most phenomenal gameplay ever  developed for any title.--T. Byrl BakerPros:Twists like invincibility and transformations make for some  exciting gameplay considerationsTerrific background graphics, smoothly animated characters, and a  catchy soundtrackOne of the best Game Boy Color games ever releasedCons:May be too difficult and frustrating for younger players