things wrong with a bug's life for the game boy color

25 seconds of unskippable title sequence after every reset
everything has startup/ending lag
two sorts of jumps, need to hold the direction like forever before you actually jump to go for distance
when you get berries, they fall from the sky and can hurt you, but only sometimes
walking is way too slow
running is way too fast
crawling is faster than walking
jumping multiple times makes you jump higher
there is never any indication of when the levels are going to end
bees move really randomly and it's pretty impossible to predict how they'll move
in level 2:
	there is no real good cue for when to jump off dim when he's charging
	tuck and roll are impossible to time consistently, which makes for a lot of time loss which cannot be controlled
		they coded these grasshoppers in specially so that you can't damage boost through them because this is a fun gimmick
		it's possible to skip both of them, but it's luck dependent, so it's not really worth it to try
		skipping one of them is very doable, but it's also a somewhat precise trick, which wastes like 20 seconds if you don't get it first try
	Heimlich is the slowest guy ever
	rosie section is somewhat interesting, but the sections with 3 webs mean you can't jump right away, you need to wait until rosie is completely offscreen
in level 3:
	pretty hard level
	it never happened on console, but when I was running on emulator, the lilypads would get desynced making it impossible or at least really hard to get past
in level 4:
	there's one jump that has a 2 pixel window, and another that is really precise, both required
	misleading platforms that are actually impossible that only serve to waste time
in level 6:
	it's a really long autoscroller with nothing happening in it
in level 7:
	really awkward upward platforming made worse by the fact that you need to jump multiple times many times
in level 8:
	I thought final bosses were supposed to be hard or something??

so my advice is to not run this game, but if you want to, by all means