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Cover art of Disney's 102 Dalmatians: Puppies to the Rescue
Platform
Game Boy Color
Genres
Action · Platformer · Adventure
Developers
Digital Eclipse
Publishers
Activision
Release date
December 6, 2000

Summary

Disney's 102 Dalmatians: Puppies to the Rescue on the Game Boy Color feels like a pocket‑sized treasure hunt through London’s most iconic spots. I guide either Oddball or Domino through levels that echo Regent’s Park, Piccadilly, Big Ben and even Stonehenge, each dotted with a quirky spirit‑animal companion that hands out tasks and hints. The core loop revolves around gathering stickers for a virtual sticker book—whether by exiting a stage, snapping up 100 bones, rescuing fellow puppies, or solving little puzzles—while Waddlesworth the parrot marks safe checkpoints. Health comes from scattered food, extra lives are tucked away, and the occasional henchman—Jasper, Horace or Le Pelt—must be outwitted following the animal guide’s advice before a showdown with Cruella unlocks a bonus minigame. One quirky detail that sets this handheld version apart is that any broken toys stay broken, a small reminder that the world doesn’t magically reset after each run.

Storyline

In Disney's 102 Dalmatians: Puppies to the Rescue for the Game Boy Color, Cruella de Vil has reprogrammed the toys in her factory to kidnap every Dalmatian puppy. She locks the pups in cages, using their growing energy to power the factory as they age. The only hope comes from two tiny heroes, Oddball and Domino, whose small size lets them slip past the mechanical guards. After escaping, the duo must navigate the hazardous factory, free the captured puppies, and find a way out. Their mission drives the entire platform‑action adventure, turning a cute rescue story into a frantic race against Cruella’s diabolical scheme.

Edited by Maya Carter

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Multiplayer

Game modes
Single