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Rayman Advance (GBA)

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from: Ubisoft

June 22, 2001
Try telling people that Rayman Adavcne is an almost perfect conversion of the original playstaion platformer, and theyll shake theyre heads in disbelief. But it's true! One one tiny cart lives a game that can trade punches with it's home console counterpart, and still come out on top.
The smaller screen may hinder the game in some respects, but what you're looking at is a retina feast. And while it may all seem incredibly sweet on the surface, the playing expierience is anything but, offering a masterclass in side-scrolling platform gaming.
The story, which propels Rayman through sixty levels and six worlds, in unchanged. Mr Dark, a masked villain, has invaded Raymans world and kidnapped the Toons. From here follows a ... Read More:

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Tweety & the Magic Gems (GBA)

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from: Kemco

June 22, 2001
This is exactly like playing a board game, only more fun as it is enhanced by nice graphics. I have only had a go at it against the computer, but I imagine it should be much more fun if there are 4 friends with GBA that play against each other. Once you figure it out it certainly becomes adictive. Easy way to pass the time, especially if you are not into the more complicated action/killing games. Of course there is the waiting you have to go through until your turn comes, but that's how board games are - you have to wait for your turn. However, this game is not boring because it is fun to watch what is happening to the opponents and mini games often occur on somebody else's turn that involve all the other players as well. So you end up interacting even ... Read More:

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Doom (GBA)

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from: Activision

November 16, 2001
DooM is reason enough to buy a GBA. It is a phenomenal game, one that (in the opinion of a console gun-bunny) demands the D-pad. I know plenty of old-schoolers will say the Mouse is better, but I know what I like.

This game has it all... well, almost. It's not so much the original DooM as a modified Playstation version. Levels such as the Tower of Babel aren't here, both the Cyberdemon and Spider Mastermind are not included, and I'm pretty sure a few of the levels are taken from the Playstation version, not the PC one. That said, all weapons and power-ups are present, there's at least one Secret level (The Military Base) has survived the conversion. If this had been a direct-from-PC port, it'd be perfect.

Truly, there is no better ... Read More:

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Sonic Advance 3 (GBA)

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from: THQ

June 18, 2004
To tell the truth I have never played any other sonic game, but this was great! I was amazed at the graphics and I also liked how you can pick two characters at once. I can't say much else because everyone else has shared my views exactly, this game rocks!

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WarioWare Twisted! (GBA)

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from: Nintendo

June 01, 2006
Ah yes Wario ware Twisted! Definitely the best Wario Ware of the series!

I don't know why people have under-rated it because they got a fake UK version.
It's not the producers fault that people are making fakes.....
As long as you have the the Japanese version or the American version, this game is just AMAZING!!!!
100 out of 10, 1000 out of 100. Wario ware inc. is alot cheaper and extremely good for the price!!!!!
But with Wario ware Twisted with the Gyro-Sensor gives it a sort Ps3 tilt feeling to it!
There's 200 all-new microgames there's 21 bonus games and alot more!!!!


!!!!!!!!!EXTREMELY HIGHLY RECCOMMENDED!!!!!!!!

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Gunstar Future Heroes (GBA)

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from: THQ

November 11, 2005
What is wrong with the world? Treasure, the undisputed masters of 2D, spend three years developing an enhanced remake of one of their very best shoot-'em-ups, and nobody's talking about it. It's next to impossible to find in the shops. It's on a format most people have consigned to the dustiest shelf in the spare room.

You've got to ask yourself - am I any kind of gamer at all? Because if you are, then it's your duty not to let this beautifully crafted labour of love slip into obscurity.

It's a spectacular blast through levels that rarely take more than a couple of minutes each. One moment you'll be jumping and shooting in a traditional platform style; the next, you'll be standing on a spaceship, picking off missiles ... Read More:

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Pokémon LeafGreen - Includes Free GBA Wireless Adapter (GBA)

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from: Nintendo

October 01, 2004
This game is great there is lots to do and lots of Pokemon to catch.The game gets quite agitating because you keep meeting the same wild Pokemon. The graphics could be a bit more 3d. Overall this is a game is great and it takes a long time to complete.

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Shark Tale (GBA)

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from: Activision

October 01, 2004
This game is great there is lots to do and lots of Pokemon to catch.The game gets quite agitating because you keep meeting the same wild Pokemon. The graphics could be a bit more 3d. Overall this is a game is great and it takes a long time to complete.

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Spongebob Squarepants : Battle for Bikini Bottom (GBA)

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from: THQ

November 28, 2003
If you are looking for a adventure game thats not to easy or not to hard then this is the game for you. Even though you can get through the chapters of the game fairly quickly some of the puzzles can make you think. Like on the first boss level where you are in Sandy's dome, you must every 60 secs dip in the birdbath to prevent Spongebob from drying out. The Graphics are surprisingly good and it is very addictive.
I reccomend this game to anyone!

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Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones (GBA)

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from: Nintendo

November 04, 2005
Being a huge fan of the fire emblem series, i have played this one alot more than the first fire emblem before it, and the gamecube fire emblem. when i think about it the game is actually longer than the previous gba fire emblem as even though there are about 10 - 15 less chapters, it allows you to continue the saved game after completion to allow you to raise every unit you have to the max. It also allows you to unlock more playable characters as you play through the extra areas such as the tower and the ruins.

Extra features added since the previous game include
- A map which you are able to navigate by yourself, allowing you to purchase weapons and items before you go into battle, and to battle other monsters that have appeared, and to battle through the tower ... Read More: