Mickey's Speedway USA Play Online 🪙 Game Boy Color Games

Summary

Mickey's Speedway USA brings the charm of Disney’s kart racing to the Game Boy Color with an isometric view that feels just right for handheld play. You race iconic characters like Mickey, Donald, Minnie, Daisy, Goofy and Pete across twenty tracks that span five Grand Prix circuits, each themed after a famous U.S. locale—from the neon streets of Los Angeles to the rugged cliffs of the Grand Canyon.

The tracks are peppered with Oomph Tokens that boost your top speed, plus classic power‑ups such as baseballs and paint cans to sabotage rivals. A three‑lap sprint is the core challenge, but the game also offers a Grand Prix mode with three difficulty tiers, time trials, and multiplayer via link cable. Earning gold trophies unlocks new characters, cheats, and a gallery of printable images you can fire up on a Game Boy Printer.

A handy "driving school" tutorial eases newcomers into the mechanics, while an infrared connection to the older Mickey's Racing Adventure unlocks a secret bonus track. The balanced stats—average for Mickey and Donald, handling for Minnie and Daisy, speed for Goofy and Pete—keep the competition lively and replayable.

Storyline

In Mickey's Speedway USA for the Game Boy Color, Mickey discovers that his dog Pluto has been kidnapped by the Weasels, who claim they want his diamond‑studded collar. He quickly rings up Minnie, Donald, Daisy and Goofy for help, only to have Pete eavesdrop and tail the call.

Professor Ludwig von Drake equips the team with custom race cars, letting them zip across the United States while following a trail of postcards the Weasels have left behind. The postcard clues guide the racers from coast to coast, turning the search into a high‑speed adventure.

The chase culminates in a final showdown race where the Weasels are finally caught and thrown in jail. Mickey reunites with Pluto, learning that the “diamonds” on the collar are merely glass beads from an old Minnie necklace, and the friends head home together.

Edited by Maya Carter