We're Back! (Game Boy)

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Description

Sethron has kidnapped your young lady and taken her to his castle for experiments. You grab your skateboard and follow him to set her free. But the way to the castle is filled with obstacles and creatures who Sethron has turned to the path of evil.

Baby T-Rex is a very traditional platform game where you run and jump to get to the end of the stage. There are a total of 4 "worlds", each with 3 stages and a final boss stage. The game play is fast paced, with slides and skateboards passages for added speed. You can find stones and bowling balls to throw at the enemies. There are also power-ups to replenish health, obtain extra lives and gain invincibility.

This game was used as a base for three other games, We're Back: A Dinosaur's Story, Bamse, and Agro Soar. Only vital elements such as the main character sprites and background story were changed, otherwise the games are identical.

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Alternate Titles

• "We're Back!: The Game You've Waited 10 Million Years To Play!" -- Tag-lined title
• "We're Back!: A Dinosaur's Story" -- In-game title
• "Bamse" -- Swedish title
• "Baby T-Rex" -- German title
• "Agro Soar" -- Australian title

Part of the Following Groups

• Animals: Bears / Pandas
• Animals: Dinosaurs
• Inspiration: Movies
• Inspiration: TV cartoons
• Regional differences: Reskinned games
• We're Back! licensees

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Critic Reviews

ASM (Aktueller Software Markt)	Sep, 1993	10 out of 12	83
Mega Fun	Jul, 1993	71 out of 100	71
Video Games	Aug, 1993	71 out of 100	71
GamePro (US)	Nov, 1993	3 out of 5	60
Play Time	Aug, 1993	60 out of 100	60
Total! (Germany)	Jul, 1993	3 out of 6	60
Power Unlimited	Jan, 1994	5 out of 10	50

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Trivia

Cancelled UK release

In the August 1993 issue of the British videogame magazine Game Zone, a review for the UK version of this game was written. It was to carry the license of the television puppet Edd the Duck. This version of the game was never officially released.