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Joytech Purple Light Magnifier (GBA)

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

June 22, 2001
When I bought My Game Boy Advance, I knew what I needed before I even took it out of the box...Light!! While having a nice desk lamp or even Mr. Sun to light up the Gaming experience, come Night Time, especially on the go, light can be fairly sparse, that's where this handy little accessory proudly raises its head in triumph!! Not only does it magnify the already nicely sized Game Boy Advance Screen, It lights It Up, to allow you to carry those gaming sessions long into the night (and have nice sore thumbs), with a handy little built in lamp!! An excellent purchase, for all those who like some night time gaming!! Highly Recommended!!!

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Black Belt Challenge

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

October 18, 2002
If you like streetfighter two games and want some new moves charachters and backdrops then Black Belt Challenge is for you theres loads of great charachters each with their own special moves to pull off, these are easy to do but hard to master. There are also loads of challenges to put you to the test, sounds easy but the more challenges you comlete the more hidden charachters you will unlock, wait 'til you see the chicken. Overall a breath of fresh air in the usually boring world of 2d beat 'em ups.

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Rebelstar Tactical Command (GBA)

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

September 29, 2006
Remember the days of spending hours on end hunched up over your Amiga playing X-Com: The Enemy Unknown? Rebelstar's game designer is the same as the X-Com games, but that isn't to say the game is the same.

By way of the plot, zip yourself forward over a hundred years. The Earth has been enslaved by the Arelians, an alien race. When humans reach thirty, they disappear. The main character in the game loses his parents to the Arelians and decides to do something about it...

Following training, he becomes a squad leader and before he knows it, he's thrown into a variety of situations and given the opportunity to strike back at the enemy.

The game is a turn by turn affair with characters having action points ... Read More:

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X-Men : Reign of Apocalypse (GBA)

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

October 05, 2001
This side scrolling beat-em-up becomes tedious rather quickly. My excitement at playing my favourite Marvel characters quickly evaportated as I discovered they didn't have the means to beat up a marshmallow, let alone all the minions you face.

I gave up a couple of levels in and dropped it off at my local oxfam...

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Dr Mario & Puzzle League (GBA)

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

November 11, 2005
This side scrolling beat-em-up becomes tedious rather quickly. My excitement at playing my favourite Marvel characters quickly evaportated as I discovered they didn't have the means to beat up a marshmallow, let alone all the minions you face.

I gave up a couple of levels in and dropped it off at my local oxfam...

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Ballistic: Ecks vs Sever

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Game Boy Advance
from: Bam!

November 08, 2002
***THE GOOD, THE BAD and THE UGLY***

THE + GOOD
+ Wide range of weaponary
+ Weapon detail is very finely done
+ Masses of game replayability to be experienced
+ Two original characters over 2 storylines and 20 levels

THE - BAD
- No save game capability
- Gameplay is bland and unoriginal
- Speech is rare and mostly involves speech bubbles
- This game suffers from distorted graphics when close-up

THE / UGLY
/ Magazine hype around this game is misleading - The actual game
is bland and becomes tedious very fast.

THE % MARKS
% Graphics 8 - Great details that can get distorted close-up
% Sound 7 - Occasional speech but a wide range ... Read More:

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Super Puzzle Fighter 2

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


excellent, what more can i say? this is the best possible game you can get for the gameboy by far! you will be addicted in minutes easy to learn much harder to master!

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Van Helsing (GBA)

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

May 14, 2004
Van Helsing had so much gaming chance to be a classic. The film granted was a bit poor but a man killing evil demons could be so good in a game. The Ps2 version is also a let down. The Gba is a good little machine and has not been used to the max. Sorry Van Helsing but your just plainly put a crap game.

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Fantastic Four (GBA)

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

July 15, 2005
I normally enjoy superhero games on the GBA even when I cannot play them. I have now played a few levels and cannot help responding 'so what'. The designers do not seem to have thought through the FF concept and powers. Save your money.

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Daredevil

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

February 28, 2003
The graphics are pretty good, with text in the form of speech bubbles, written sound effects (such as POW!), and comic book style characters and scenery. Gameplay is repetitive, and based mostly on platforming and combat. At the end of a set of levels, Daredevil faces a boss, which is a classic Daredevil villain each time.
The main motivation for playing the game, however, is the secrets section. By scoring level points or acheiving certain feats in the game, it is possible to unlock pictures from the movie, comic covers, alternate costumes and more.
All in all, this is a decent handheld game, with addictive gameplay and over thirty unlockable secrets. Like platformers? Like fighting sims? Got a GBA? Buy this now, then!!!