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Jackie Chan Adventures: Legend of the Dark Hand (GBA)

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

November 30, 2001
I wasn't expecting much from a celebrity endorsed product which I figured would rely more on it's name than it's substance in order to gain sales.
However, I can now say this is one of the best games I have played on the GBA and is far and away the best fighting game on that platform.
the range of moves is quite impressive and whilst younger players can get by with just one or two buttons the more experienced gamer can take advantage of the wider choices of moves spread out across a number of button combinations.

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Logic3 Nintendo DS Lite,DS and SP AC Power Adaptor (Nintendo DS)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Game Boy Advance
from: Logic 3

January 02, 2007
I wasn't expecting much from a celebrity endorsed product which I figured would rely more on it's name than it's substance in order to gain sales.
However, I can now say this is one of the best games I have played on the GBA and is far and away the best fighting game on that platform.
the range of moves is quite impressive and whilst younger players can get by with just one or two buttons the more experienced gamer can take advantage of the wider choices of moves spread out across a number of button combinations.

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King Kong: The Official Game of the Movie (GBA)

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

November 17, 2005
I wasn't expecting much from a celebrity endorsed product which I figured would rely more on it's name than it's substance in order to gain sales.
However, I can now say this is one of the best games I have played on the GBA and is far and away the best fighting game on that platform.
the range of moves is quite impressive and whilst younger players can get by with just one or two buttons the more experienced gamer can take advantage of the wider choices of moves spread out across a number of button combinations.

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Dr Seuss' Cat in the Hat (GBA)

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

March 19, 2004
I wasn't expecting much from a celebrity endorsed product which I figured would rely more on it's name than it's substance in order to gain sales.
However, I can now say this is one of the best games I have played on the GBA and is far and away the best fighting game on that platform.
the range of moves is quite impressive and whilst younger players can get by with just one or two buttons the more experienced gamer can take advantage of the wider choices of moves spread out across a number of button combinations.

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Super Monkey Ball Jnr.

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

April 04, 2003
OK so the graphics are good, the concept interesting, however the game is too easy. After an hour I had completed most of the levels and unlocked 2 of the mini-games. I expect better from my games!

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Tony Hawk's Underground 2 (GBA)

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

October 29, 2004
This game is very good.
You are a skater how is kidnapped by Tony Hawk and Bam Margera. They are doing a world tour competition. You have to completed goals and lead your group to victory.

You can step off your skateboard to leave a tag somewhere. You can create your own tag too. There are minigames such as tennis shooter and taggin'. The location are good to skate. Also, there is a possiblity to create your own special trick and your own skateboard deck.

You can play days with this I have it from previous week and i'm still playing it ( I have already played it to the end and I started again)

This is a game for your GBA that you must buy

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Game Boy Micro - Silver

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

November 04, 2005
I just got a Game boy micro and I think that it is amazing value and well worth the money- the screen is brighter then the GBA and SP put together and really sharp, the buttons and easy to operate and the joystick is soft on the fingers. I gave four stars because your right thumb gets a touch sore from pressing the a button too much and although it only came out last year it is getting increasingly less common to fond good games on highstreet stores, so I only have a few games but overall the screen is amazing, I would go as far as saying on a par with the PSP but on a much smaller scale, it seems a shame the graphics on the games don't live up to it. The battery time dosen't seem to be a problem and it has survived a couple of collisions with the kitchen ... Read More:

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Star Wars Trilogy (GBA)

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

September 24, 2004
A very fun, light run and gun-a-thon with the added bonus of using a lightsaber. The space ships levels are easy and enjoyable to play and can be revisited once they have been completed. If you like Star Wars and want something to play on you Game Boy after completting all your new games that you got for Christmas this is definatly worth a look......recommended.

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The Hobbit (GBA)

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

October 24, 2003
'The Hobbit' video game for the Nintendo GBA is very fun to play! The graphics and sound effects are brilliant! The music (score) is superb, not annoying, and the gameplay is great: lasting a descent amount of time. Fighting goblins, wolves, and all kinds of other evil beasts in this game is very fun! The plot of the game follows author J.R.R. Tolkien's magnificent story very well! I highly recommend 'The Hobbit' video game for the Nintendo GBA to those who are true fans of author J.R.R. Tolkien's world.

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Fire Emblem (GBA)

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

July 16, 2004
My son Josh (aged 7 3/4) and I (a bit older) both love this game. Josh even prefers it to Pokemon currently which is saying something. I bought the game just before Christmas, and since Josh appropriated it from me, most of his Christmas presents haven't had much of a look in yet (Santa will not be happy!).

The battles are the main element of the game. The battles can be quite challenging to win without losing any of your team. You really do get to care about your team so we often find ourselves repeating a chapter several times (or more) to avoid losing anyone.

You act as the strategist for the team. To be successful you have to select the right team for each chapter and then use them as a team exploiting the strengths of each character ... Read More: