How to make frog legs

I count little green frogs hopping onto logs as I dream at night...
I bought Frogger for Game Boy Color because it brought back fond memories of the arcade of the 80's, and I was not disappointed.This game is real simple to understand and very easy to teach others.
The idea, for anyone who is unfamiliar with the game, goes like this:
You get 5 frogs (lives). Your job is to deliver each frog successfully across a busy highway and a debris-filled stream. One wrong hop and... FROG LEGS, ANYONE???
Sounds easy, right? Add in speeding busses, disappearing logs, and starving alligators, and the game gets a bit more interesting. If your frog goes to the space at the top of the screen where the fly (dinner) is waiting (on some levels), you get 200 extra points. 200 points more if you take the frog-on-the-log with you. Each level's difficulty increases as the traffic gets faster and there are more danger in the stream.
There are only 2 things I don't like about this game: the sound effects and the score board. I usually play this game with the sound off rather than be annoyed by the music. The score board seems a little out-of-date because it does not retain your scores when you shut off the game boy. There are some factory pre-set scores that are always the default.
Although you can play Frogger by yourself, I think it is more fun to compete with a friend in the 2-player game.
So if classic arcade games bring back fond memories, hop across the highway and through the stream to your nearest video game store and get hooked on Frogger!