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Disney Brother Bear

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Game Boy Advance
from: Disney Interactive Studios (use DISNI as of 06/01/2008)

October 08, 2004

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Barbie in The 12 Dancing Princesses

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

October 02, 2006

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Spyro: Season Of Flame

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

March 15, 2005
I got the game 2 day's ago and, i already fineshed it.100%.But i restarted the game again and again.The spyro attack of the ryhnocs and season of ice aren't as good as this one.
Graphics,sound,music,gameplay and replay valus are great.

Pros:
Graphics 8.3/10
Sound 8.7/10
Music 7.9/10
Gameplay 9.1/10
Replay value 10/10
Autosave 100/10

Cons:
Not a really big game like spyro 3 for gba
The boss are toooooo easy.

Get the game if you like spyro.

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Golden Sun: The Lost Age

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

April 15, 2003
The graphics and 3D style of play are the best of any gameboy game! The puzzles are incredible, the storyline and characters are amazing, and the best part? You can start a new game after you beat the game, but you'll be able to keep your coins, magic, and power stats that you achieved in the game before and they'll continue to get stronger from there! You'll be playing long after the sun sets!

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Super Monkey Ball Jr

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Game Boy Advance
from: THQ (Video Games)

March 15, 2005
Super Monkey Ball Jr. Even the title makes a person wonder what could a Monkey Ball be? Well, its quite simple: Its a monkey in a ball. So what would be fun about a monkey in a ball rolling around to get bannanas before the time runs out? And how would you make a mini game about a monkey ball? Well, the answers to these questions are simple too. You are one of 4 monkeys, AiAi, MeeMee, Baby, or GonGon. There are 10 Begining Stages, 20 Advanced Stages, and 30 Expert Stages. As you start to play the main game, the words Ready appear. Tension rises as the game yells Go and you are off! You must get to the goal before the time runs out. But what would be the fun in that if they didn't have bannanas? You don't have to get all of the yellow fruit, but if you ... Read More:

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Pokemon - Yellow Version

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


1. If all you have is a gameboy pocket (available from amazon) this is one of the best games you can own. Even on gameboy color, this game is a great adition. I own a GBA SP and yet im still gonna buy blue, yellow, and silver. I was gonna get red, but when yellow finnally became availiable, red went out of stock. Now im getting blue because i dont have a game from that set, and silver to complete that set. But back to the point. The reason i like yellow is not because of the graphics or the sound effects, but i like that he follows you around and enables you to get all 3 starter pokemon too! wow 4/6ths of your team already. Sure, you cant trade to any of the newest versions, but if you trade with g/s and r/b you can get some great teams. So buy it if you ... Read More:

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Game Boy Advance Action Replay

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

October 20, 2004
1. If all you have is a gameboy pocket (available from amazon) this is one of the best games you can own. Even on gameboy color, this game is a great adition. I own a GBA SP and yet im still gonna buy blue, yellow, and silver. I was gonna get red, but when yellow finnally became availiable, red went out of stock. Now im getting blue because i dont have a game from that set, and silver to complete that set. But back to the point. The reason i like yellow is not because of the graphics or the sound effects, but i like that he follows you around and enables you to get all 3 starter pokemon too! wow 4/6ths of your team already. Sure, you cant trade to any of the newest versions, but if you trade with g/s and r/b you can get some great teams. So buy it if you ... Read More:

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Mega Man Zero

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

September 10, 2002
To be truthful the Mega Man X series has started to become disappointing. Now capcom is giving us a new Mega Man series... but without Mega Man! How could this possibly work? By putting in one of the most loved characters from the Mega Man X series of course!

For those who don't know (and I certainly hope you do know this!), Zero was first introduced in the very first Mega Man X way back in 1993. He has since become one of the most beloved characters in video games and now he gets a game all to himself.

Mega Man Zero takes place in the same world as Mega Man X only years into the future where X and Zero are reveered as legends. But years have passed and Zero seems out of comission. He's later found by Ciel, who makes him operational ... Read More:

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Namco Museum 50th Anniversary Arcade Collection

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

August 31, 2005
To be truthful the Mega Man X series has started to become disappointing. Now capcom is giving us a new Mega Man series... but without Mega Man! How could this possibly work? By putting in one of the most loved characters from the Mega Man X series of course!

For those who don't know (and I certainly hope you do know this!), Zero was first introduced in the very first Mega Man X way back in 1993. He has since become one of the most beloved characters in video games and now he gets a game all to himself.

Mega Man Zero takes place in the same world as Mega Man X only years into the future where X and Zero are reveered as legends. But years have passed and Zero seems out of comission. He's later found by Ciel, who makes him operational ... Read More:

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Polarium Advance

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

November 17, 2006
To be truthful the Mega Man X series has started to become disappointing. Now capcom is giving us a new Mega Man series... but without Mega Man! How could this possibly work? By putting in one of the most loved characters from the Mega Man X series of course!

For those who don't know (and I certainly hope you do know this!), Zero was first introduced in the very first Mega Man X way back in 1993. He has since become one of the most beloved characters in video games and now he gets a game all to himself.

Mega Man Zero takes place in the same world as Mega Man X only years into the future where X and Zero are reveered as legends. But years have passed and Zero seems out of comission. He's later found by Ciel, who makes him operational ... Read More: