Popular Games by Crawfish Interactive
- 31st Aug 2002 (JPN)
- 31st Oct 2002 (UK/EU)
- 30th Nov 2002 (NA)
Street Fighter Alpha: Warriors' Dreams GBC
- 30th Nov 1998 (UK/EU)
- 31st Jan 2000 (NA)
- 28th Feb 2001 (JPN)
Red Storm Entertainment / Crawfish Interactive
- 3rd Apr 2000 (UK/EU)
- 3rd Apr 2000 (NA)
Godzilla: The Series - Monster Wars GBC
Crave Entertainment / Crawfish Interactive
- 20th Nov 2000 (UK/EU)
- 20th Nov 2000 (NA)
Club Acclaim / Crawfish Interactive
- Jun 1999 (UK/EU)
- Jun 1999 (NA)
- 28th Apr 2000 (JPN)
Activision / Crawfish Interactive
- 27th Oct 1999 (UK/EU)
- 27th Oct 1999 (NA)
- 29th Sep 2000 (JPN)
Crave Entertainment / Crawfish Interactive
- 1st Dec 1999 (NA)
- 1st Mar 2000 (UK/EU)
Reviews of Crawfish Interactive Games
Review Street Fighter Alpha 3 (Game Boy Advance)
Street Fighter returns! Bigger and better!
Three years after porting the first Street Fighter Alpha to the Game Boy Color, Crawfish Interactive tried something a bit more ambitious, this time for the more powerful Game Boy Advance. The decision was made to skip Alpha 2 and instead port the third game of the series. Street Fighter Alpha 3 had arrived...
Review Street Fighter Alpha: Warriors' Dreams (Game Boy Color)
An impressive but flawed conversion
In 1995 Capcom decided that, for the time being, there were enough versions of Street Fighter II in the world and so came up with something different. Street Fighter Alpha featured air-blocking, a three-level super combo gauge, counter attacks and a fancy anime appearance. Although sequels followed, it was decided...
Latest Crawfish Interactive News
Wednesday3rd May 2017
Exclusive Game Boy Specialist Crawfish Interactive Is Back From The Dead, Kind Of
Say hello to Chrawfish Interactive
Cameron Sheppard back in his Crawfish (no 'h') days If you're a seasoned Game Boy, Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance player then the name Crawfish Interactive will probably ring some bells. This UK-based studio created many licensed titles for Nintendo's portable line and was famous for its skill in getting the...
Wednesday31st Dec 2014
Feature Tales From The Frontline Of Game Boy Development
The Rise And Fall Of Crawfish Interactive
As the video game industry lurches from one generation to the next, the multitude of companies involved with producing software for the endless conveyor belt of platforms never remains static; just as studios are created to cater for the demands of new hardware, established firms are forced to close due to...
