one of the most entertaining titles on the console. In 2008, Kolan called it "a really competent shooter" with strong visuals and gameplay. The following year, Damien McFerran of Retro Gamer summarized Red Alarm as "pretty good fun to play", although inferior to Star Fox. Wireds Chris Kohler later opined that the game "kind of sucked". See also List of Virtual Boy games Notes References External links 1995 video games Nintendo games Rail shooters Single-player video games T&E Soft games Video games developed in Japan Video games with vector graphics Virtual Boy games