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Yu-Gi-Oh! Dungeon Dice Monsters

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Game Boy Advance
from: Konami

February 12, 2003
5/11/04
This game rocks! Ok, I know that it might get a little boring... mabye really boring... but that's only for a little while. I got this game a really long time ao and I also had a cheat book. I think that the cheat book is a waste of money! The game on the other hand is one of the best games I've ever played! You might forget about it for about 3 years but then you will probably remeber it and will play, play and $300.00 for the final answer! That's right! PLAY!!!!!!! This is the best game and it is also fairly priced!

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Donkey Kong Country 3

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Game Boy Advance
from: Nintendo of America

November 14, 2005
this game is insanely difficult. I have been playing the Ripsaw Rage level thousands of times and can't get past it. the game was ok up to this level. the game is supposed to get more difficult as you go along. I'll probably never find out though because i'm 25% of the way through and can't continue past this level.

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Harvest Moon: More Friends Of Mineral Town

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Game Boy Advance
from: Natsume, Inc.

August 02, 2005
this game is insanely difficult. I have been playing the Ripsaw Rage level thousands of times and can't get past it. the game was ok up to this level. the game is supposed to get more difficult as you go along. I'll probably never find out though because i'm 25% of the way through and can't continue past this level.

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Turok Evolution

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Game Boy Advance
from: Vivendi Universal

August 27, 2002
The only thing that Turok Evolution for the GBA has in common with its' console bretheren is the game title, but if you played any other Turok game for the older GameBoy systems than you would have expected that already. This side scrolling surprisingly hard action title is very reminiscent of Neo-Geo's Metal Slug series of 2-D side scrolling action shooters in terms of gameplay, and the is reminiscent of Konami's classic Contra series in terms of difficulty and unending onslaught of enemies. You get to pick to play as either Turok or Djunn and go through 20 action packed levels with guns blazing racing towards the end of the level just trying to survive. You'll come across hordes and hordes of human, alien, and dinosaur enemies; all of whom ... Read More:

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Yggdra Union

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Game Boy Advance
from: Atlus Video Games

November 27, 2006
The only thing that Turok Evolution for the GBA has in common with its' console bretheren is the game title, but if you played any other Turok game for the older GameBoy systems than you would have expected that already. This side scrolling surprisingly hard action title is very reminiscent of Neo-Geo's Metal Slug series of 2-D side scrolling action shooters in terms of gameplay, and the is reminiscent of Konami's classic Contra series in terms of difficulty and unending onslaught of enemies. You get to pick to play as either Turok or Djunn and go through 20 action packed levels with guns blazing racing towards the end of the level just trying to survive. You'll come across hordes and hordes of human, alien, and dinosaur enemies; all of whom ... Read More:

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Atari Anniversary Advanced

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Game Boy Advance
from: Infogrames

March 27, 2002
Remember when video games were in the arcades, and you had a pocket full of quarters? When Chuck E. Cheese was your favorite restaurant, and Aladdin's Castle was a place to hang out not a locale in a Disney flick? If you do this game is for you! In it you will find faithful reproductions of Asteroids, Battlezone, Centipede, Missile Command, Super Breakout, and Tempest. No updates, no "arrangements", just straight up video games from the early 80s.

Most people have noticed the controls are an issue, and I agree they do hinder you sometimes. Missle Command and Centipede were designed for a track ball, and Super Breakout really needs a paddle. Using the directional pad takes some getting used to. I ended up playing this more on ... Read More:

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Arthur & The Invisibles

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Game Boy Advance
from: Atari -- Video Games

January 09, 2007
Remember when video games were in the arcades, and you had a pocket full of quarters? When Chuck E. Cheese was your favorite restaurant, and Aladdin's Castle was a place to hang out not a locale in a Disney flick? If you do this game is for you! In it you will find faithful reproductions of Asteroids, Battlezone, Centipede, Missile Command, Super Breakout, and Tempest. No updates, no "arrangements", just straight up video games from the early 80s.

Most people have noticed the controls are an issue, and I agree they do hinder you sometimes. Missle Command and Centipede were designed for a track ball, and Super Breakout really needs a paddle. Using the directional pad takes some getting used to. I ended up playing this more on ... Read More:

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Onimusha Tactics

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Game Boy Advance
from: Capcom USA

November 11, 2003
This was the absolute best game ever! It had everything I wanted! RPG with a ton of characters to manage some comedy some drama and a lot of action! You get to build and upgrade weapons by collectng Genma stones and Genma souls! I would recommend this game to anyone. It's a must by for Samurai fans and sword hack n' slash fans and magic using fans and throwing those ninja thingies with points fans and comedy fans and . . . okay this is getting long that's it

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Mega Man And Bass

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Game Boy Advance
from: Capcom USA

March 12, 2003
MM and Bass is a very challenging game but is so cool if u get used to it and actually beat lvls. The first few days after i bought the game i was mad cause i got stuck on BurnerMan but after i beat him i was pretty good at the game. I highly recommend this game if u are a hardcore gamer.

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River City Ransom

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Game Boy Advance
from: Atlus Video Games

May 25, 2004
River City Ransom for the NES was a classic game. However, the port to GBA brought no effort into making this game better or functional for a handheld. Atlus Software looked to cash in on a popular title and spent the minimal effort necessary to create this cartridge.

I'm not going to criticize what RCR is as a game. But here's what I think you should be aware of before purchasing the GBA version.

- Poor menus. The game immediately begins with two choices, "Story" and "Manage Data." The Manage Data option doesn't even allow you to load a game...you first need to begin a new game and then load. I'd think this could have been improved.

- Screen errors. The game plays in sort of a letterbox mode, but your ... Read More: