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Spy vs. Spy for the Game Boy Color was released in Japan in 2000, developed by Kemco. It arrived late in the handheld's life, a time when developers were comfortable with the hardware and often focused on straightforward, competitive experiences. The game is a direct adaptation of the MAD Magazine comic, translating its black and white spy antics into a portable format.

You control one of the two spies, either the white or black clad agent, in a race through a multi-room embassy. Your goal is to gather all the items required for your escape, like a passport and a key, and reach the exit before your opponent does. The core of the game is setting traps; you place dynamite, spring-loaded boxing gloves, and other devices in drawers and doorways to catch your rival. The screen is split vertically, so you can always see what the other spy is doing, which turns every action into a tense game of prediction and counter-play. The pacing is frantic, as you dash between rooms trying to outsmart each other, and the difficulty comes from anticipating your opponent's moves while safeguarding your own progress. It feels like a chaotic, personal duel of wits played out on a tiny screen.