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Pokémon Emerald (Game Boy Advance)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Type of Game
from: Nintendo

October 21, 2005
When this game came out i didn't think it would be any different to the previous version, Ruby and Sapphire, but i soon found that it was a serious improvement on them and that the new features, like a battle tower, complete what was already a great game and this is why i would recommend it to anyone. Buy it now!

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Pokémon Fire Red (GBA)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Type of Game
from: Nintendo

October 01, 2004
This one leafgreen emerald ruby sapphire diamond pearl red blue gold silver and crystal they are all great but this one was special its the place wHere Ash started off!
I WOULD RECOMMAND IT TO EVERYONE NOMATHER WHAT AGE!

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Pokémon LeafGreen (GBA)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Type of Game
from: Nintendo

October 01, 2004
It's a long game; with plenty to do and see. Many islands to visit and battles to fight. I was very pleased when I found that this game has all the pokemon from the first series (Blue and Red) and unlike the previous games you can migrate these pokemon onto Diamond and Pearl.
This helped alot when it game to those darn legendaries.
Also it isnt a game to be completed in a few minutes; there is always something new to do, new pokemon to catch.
Admittedly the graphics arent as good as they could have been but so what; it's just a bit of fun?

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Pokémon Ruby (GBA)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Type of Game
from: Nintendo

July 25, 2003
OK, some people say that pokemon is just for boys, but it's not, just as the begining of this game proves, you get to choose if you are a boy or a girl, and enter your name! Although i'd always loved pokemon since i was little, this was my first pokemon game. I LoVeD iT!!! ItS sOoOoO cUtE!!!

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Pokémon Sapphire

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Type of Game
from: Nintendo

July 25, 2003
The ogrinial Pokemon was groundbreaking, this-i would to say "stands up there with Blue and Yellow"-but it doesn't, its worse but still an ace game! My much beloved team are: Koroge (lvl 56), Riakou (lvl 56), Entai (lvl 55), Swampert (lvl 100), Rayquaza (lvl 100), Tyranitar (lvl 63). And i have a soft spot for this game becalse this is THE game that got me to the no.2 pokemon trainer in the whole of England! This game is slow paced at the beggining (with only lvl 5-10 Pokemon around) but it REALLY hots up when you have to fight Wally! Loved this game, i small gem.

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Mario Kart Advance: Super Circuit

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Type of Game
from: Nintendo

September 14, 2001
I've always thought their are 2 types of Gameboy game; the travelling type, and the 'home' type. Luckily, Mario Kart Advance is perfectly suited for the gamer on the move with it's fast paced racing, excellent longtivity, and impressive graphics. It makes the most out of the GBA processor with lovely 3-D 32bit graphics, which suited me fine, as I remember the original SNES version of Mario Kart being very cartoony.

A must if you own a GBA, and even more essential if you're a short journey player, like me!

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Super Mario Advance

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Type of Game
from: Nintendo

June 22, 2001
This game is not very fun. The levels are difficult and the character slips around a lot. I like to play against the bosses.
There is also the classic Mario game, which will trigger tears of nostalgia for 20-somethings, but is boring for me! Basically, the gameplay is this:
Go to level one. Play a boss. Go to level two. Play a boss.
And then this:
Whack the characters. Play again.
Wouldn't recommend.

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Super Mario World - Super Mario Advance 2

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Type of Game
from: Nintendo

April 12, 2002
hurrah! a way to play the classic snes game on the move. the people that have given it one star are probably too young to remember how great games were before fancy graphics and silly controllers. its all about the gameplay kids... and this is the game to play.

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The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past/Four Swords

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Type of Game
from: Nintendo

March 28, 2003
The third game in the formidable Legend of Zelda series, 'A Link to the Past' is an outstanding RPG (Role-Playing Game)/ Adventure created by Nintendo. Many would argue, it is one of the best RPGs for the 16-bit console generation. This is the first Zelda game for the SNES and remains a brilliantly crafted game, providing plenty of gameplay for all ages. Learn where Link once was to be found before Nintendo evolved the Zelda franchise with later masterpieces such as Ocarina of Time! Before I proceed further, I must state that its not necessary to have played the previous two zelda games, or know their stories, to enjoy this one. Zelda 3 works great as a standalone RPG on the SNES and can be picked up as a title in its own right.

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Disney-Pixar's Monsters Inc (GB Advance)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Type of Game
from: THQ

February 08, 2002
This was the first game I bought with my GBA. It is the most repetitive game I have ever played. You'd probably never finish it because you'd have died of boredom before you got half way through.

The graphics are reasonable for an early GBA game but that doesn't make up for the game itself. On each level you do exactly the same thing you did on the last level, mainly walking around looking for map pieces and avoiding the yellow-suited guys who knock your health down slightly if you bump into them. Not hard to complete the levels considering you can see where you're supposed to be going on the map.

Overall, too repitive but has bright graphics.