Overview
- Number of Players
- 2
- Genre
- Action, Platformer
- Release Date
Wii Shop
- 12th Nov 2007 (USA), 900 points
- 9th Nov 2007 (UK/EU), 900 points
- 23rd Oct 2007 (JPN), 900 points
Neo Geo
- Mar 1991 (USA)
Switch eShop
- 7th Sep 2017 (USA), $7.99
- 7th Sep 2017 (UK/EU), £6.29
- Controller Support
- Classic, Gamecube
Screenshots (9)
Reviews
Unremarkable trip
Pollution caused by the Daruma tribe is causing great harm to the planet Raguy and it’s up to you as Blue to partake in a platforming adventure to defeat this menace and save the Princess Fa. There was no shortage of platformers in the 1990s, but one appearing on the Neo Geo was unusual and with its leaf-stun mechanic and ability...
I'm blue da ba dee da ba daa
The Neo Geo is known primarily for its fighting games and the occasional shoot-em-up, so it’s good to come across a cutesy platformer on the system. If you are familiar with Super Mario Bros 2 on the NES you’ll have an idea of what to expect from Blue’s Journey. Every good platformer has a gimmick: in this one the...
About The Game
The planet of Raguy has been invaded by the Daruma tribe, changing it from a beautiful and peaceful place into one filled with pollution. Released in 1991, this horizontally scrolling action game tells the story of an insectarian named Blue and his quest to save the planet and keep its inhabitants from being turned into slaves. Use Blue's main weapon, a leaf, to flip enemies onto their heads and then throw them at other members of the Daruma tribe, defeating anyone in your way.
Additional weapons, such as bombs and boomerangs, are also available, or you can collect flowers to purchase other special items like honey or swim fins. Blue also has the special ability to change his size at will - if he's too big to fit in a particular area, then shrink him. The bright, colorful graphics, combined with lots of hidden items to find, ensure an enjoyable experience with plenty of replay value. Help Blue muster all his strength and eliminate the Daruma tribe.
Comments (15)
Never heard of this one before. Looks to be an interesting traditional platformer.
A platform game from Alpha Denshi, a former 3rd party company (now part of SNK Playmore) responsible for World Heroes and the classic Magician Lord. This must be interesting...
This seems... odd. I'll have to pick this one up!
Also featured on the game show Nick Arcade!
Looks better than 2 Stars, especially with 2 player co-op.
yeah, and i like this game more than Magican lord
i still can't understand why people like magincan lord :^)
are all NEOGEO games 50Hz on pal?
2 stars is way too harsh. Easily deserves a 3 (mind you, if the stars went up to 10, I'd only give it 6, if you see what I mean).
Worth it for a rainy afternoon. Much easier then Magician Lord, mind.
OMG! BLUES JOURNEY! I LOVE THIS GAME!
I really do not understand all the bad ratings for this game. It's a solid platformer with responsive controls, excellent graphics, and a decent difficulty curve, lots of hidden extras, multiple paths etc etc etc. The music is cute but original and it fits the game perfectly.
I would like to have been able to play a short demo of this just to see what its like.
I can see why people would think that a 2 star review is a bit harsh but personally, I feel like I got pretty burned on this VC purchase. In fact, it was because of this game that I sought out a place that reviewed VC games before I purchased another. At least I can thank Blue's Weak Ass Journey for leading me to this site...
i dont know neogeo at all, but looks fun for oldies platformer, so might even try it and buy it
I used to have this game at the local take-away shop when I was about 12 years old.
I enjoyed it more then.....
This game actually seems pretty good. I'd get it.
Couldn't resist to leave a comment even though the thread is so old. Blues Journey was a great platformer (of which there were so few) for the Neo Geo and like most Geo games was a little on the hard side to suck coins out of your pocket. It's so not a 5/10, but from memory suffered from a bit of slow-down. After seeing all the other Geo games being ported onto the Switch I'd happily enjoy a trip down nostalgia lane and shell out a few more for this old school side scrolling platformer.
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