[[File:Croc_1.png|thumb|left|191px|Croc: Legend of the Gobbos]]
[[File:Croc_1.png|thumb|left|191px|Croc: Legend of the Gobbos]]
This is the first game in the Croc series. Developed by [http://croc.wikia.com/wiki/Argonaut_Games_PLC Argonaut Games PLC] and published by[http://croc.wikia.com/wiki/Fox_Interactive Fox Interactive] in 1997. In Japan, the game was released as: "[http://croc.wikia.com/wiki/Croc!_Pau_Pau_Island Croc! Pau Pau Island]". The game was originally meant to be a prototypeforaspinoffof the Mario series aboutYoshi,whichiswhyCrocresemblesthecharactersomuch.
This is the first game in the Croc series. Developed by [http://croc.wikia.com/wiki/Argonaut_Games_PLC Argonaut Games PLC] and published by[http://croc.wikia.com/wiki/Fox_Interactive Fox Interactive] in 1997. In Japan, the game was released as: "[http://croc.wikia.com/wiki/Croc!_Pau_Pau_Island Croc! Pau Pau Island]". The game was originally a 3D racing game starring Yoshi from the Mario series. The prototype was later rejected by Nintendo, but soon influenced Super Mario 64.
[[File:Croc_2_Artwork_no.2.png|thumb|168px|Croc 2]]The sequel to the above game finds Croc receiving a message in a bottle, from two crocodiles looking for their son. The [[Gobbo]]s decide to help Croc and catapult him to the [[Mainland]]. Unfortunately, the [[Dantinis]] plan to resurrect [[Baron Dante]], and the only [[Gobbo]] to see this, [[Professor Gobbo]], was kidnapped by the Dantinis. It is up to Croc to save the Professor and also find his parents.
''(Visit the [[Croc 2]] page for more information)''
[[File:Croc_2_Artwork_no.2.png|thumb|168px|Croc 2]]The sequel to the above game finds Croc receiving a message in a bottle, from two crocodiles looking for their son. The [[Gobbo]]s decide to help Croc and catapult him to the [[Mainland]]. Unfortunately, the [[Dantinis]] plan to resurrect [[Baron Dante]], and the only [[Gobbo]] to see this, [[Professor Gobbo]], was kidnapped by the Dantinis. It was up to Croc to save the Professor and also find his parents.
Croc is an alternative telling of Croc: Legend of the Gobbos. It was developed by [http://croc.wikia.com/wiki/Fox_Interactive Fox Interactive] and published by [http://croc.wikia.com/wiki/THQ?action=edit&redlink=1 THQ ]In 2000. The game is a side-scrolling platformer which Croc collects letters and has to reach the end of the stage, until he faces Baron Dante.
Croc 2 for the Gameboy color is an alternative telling of [[Croc 2]], similar to its predecessor. It was developed by [[Natsume]] and published by [[THQ]] The game plays from a top down perspective and involves platforming, puzzle solving, and action adventure.
Croc Mobile: Jungle Rumble! is a Croc game developed by [[Morpheme]], and was the first Croc Mobile game to be released. The game is an isometric platformer with a simple story of Baron Dante returning and Croc having to save the day. It was released in October 2005.
''(Visit the [[Croc Mobile: Jungle Rumble!]] page for more information)''
==== [[Croc Mobile: Pinball]] (2006) ====
Croc Mobile: Jungle Rumble! is a Croc game for mobile/cell phones released in September 2005. It was produced and developed by [http://croc.wikia.com/wiki/Morpheme Morpheme].
Croc Mobile: Pinball is a pinball game developed by Morpheme, and was the second Croc Mobile game to be released. It is a simple pinball game with a few features and starring Croc characters on the board.
Croc Mobile: Volcanic Panic! developed by Morpheme, and was the third and final Croc mobile game to be released. It is an isometric platformer of Baron Dante returning and Croc having to save the day. It was first made available in 2006 for mobile phones.
Croc Mobile: Volcanic Panic, produced and developed by [http://croc.wikia.com/wiki/Morpheme Morpheme], was the second Croc mobile game released. It was first made availiable in 2006 for mobile/cell phones.
==Croc: Legend of the Gobbos Game Boy Color==
''[[File:Croc_Game_Boy_Color_cover.jpg|thumb|left]](Visit the [[Croc: Legend of the Gobbos - Game Boy Color]] page for more information)''
Croc: Legend of the Gobbos - Game Boy Color is aside-scrollingplatform version of [http://croc.wikia.com/wiki/Croc:_Legend_of_the_Gobbos Croc: Legend of the Gobbos] fortheGame Boy Color developed By [http://croc.wikia.com/wiki/Fox_Interactive Fox Interactive] and published by [http://croc.wikia.com/wiki/THQ?action=edit&redlink=1 THQ ]In 2000.
This is the first game in the Croc series. Developed by Argonaut Games PLC and published byFox Interactive in 1997. In Japan, the game was released as: "Croc! Pau Pau Island". The game was originally a 3D racing game starring Yoshi from the Mario series. The prototype was later rejected by Nintendo, but soon influenced Super Mario 64.
The sequel to the above game finds Croc receiving a message in a bottle, from two crocodiles looking for their son. The Gobbos decide to help Croc and catapult him to the Mainland. Unfortunately, the Dantinis plan to resurrect Baron Dante, and the only Gobbo to see this, Professor Gobbo, was kidnapped by the Dantinis. It is up to Croc to save the Professor and also find his parents.
Croc is an alternative telling of Croc: Legend of the Gobbos. It was developed by Fox Interactive and published by THQ In 2000. The game is a side-scrolling platformer which Croc collects letters and has to reach the end of the stage, until he faces Baron Dante.
Croc 2 for the Gameboy color is an alternative telling of Croc 2, similar to its predecessor. It was developed by Natsume and published by THQ The game plays from a top down perspective and involves platforming, puzzle solving, and action adventure.
Croc Mobile: Jungle Rumble! is a Croc game developed by Morpheme, and was the first Croc Mobile game to be released. The game is an isometric platformer with a simple story of Baron Dante returning and Croc having to save the day. It was released in October 2005.
Croc Mobile: Pinball is a pinball game developed by Morpheme, and was the second Croc Mobile game to be released. It is a simple pinball game with a few features and starring Croc characters on the board.
Croc Mobile: Volcanic Panic! developed by Morpheme, and was the third and final Croc mobile game to be released. It is an isometric platformer of Baron Dante returning and Croc having to save the day. It was first made available in 2006 for mobile phones.
