| Advance Wars 2 - Black Hole Rising |
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Advance Wars 2, the sequel to the AIAS 2001 Handheld Game of the Year, expands on the original title with even more strategic action and all-new features that take the game to the next level. Sturm, the leader of the Black Hole Army, has created a new base of operations, and now heís set his sights on Cosmo Land. It's up to you to unite the armies of Cosmo Land and work with your allies to drive off the otherworldly invaders. The turn-based strategy action of Advance Wars 2 will put your brain to the test in the ultimate battle of good versus evil! |
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| Castlevania Circle of the Moon |
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| Count Dracula has been resurrected and evil will reign supreme unless he is stopped. As Nathan Graves, you'll hunt down the Count and use your whip and a variety of special items to destroy his minions. Battle your way through Dracula's castle and rid the world of evil once and for all.
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| ChuChu Rocket! offers a new on-line gaming experience in the form of a 4-player, adrenaline paced puzzle game. You can enjoy this wildly addictive game with friends, in the confines of your home, or over the Internet against complete strangers! Just lead the mice to a rocket while protecting them from the vicious cats along the way. |
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| The long-running Dynasty Warriors series makes its debut on the Game Boy Advance SP. Players choose from 13 characters from Chinese history, then develop their skills and outfit them with hundreds of different weapons as they battle and brawl their way through 180 challenging battle maps. Players build up their strength to unleash an awesome Musou attack and lead their kingdom to victory. |
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| Nintendo rereleases Excitebike on the Game Boy Advance, complete with all the high-flying action from the original NES game. As in the original, your biker must keep his balance while flying through the air, avoid getting clipped by other racers, and prevent his bike from overheating. In Design mode, you can make your own course--with all the ramps, mounds, bridges, and other obstacles in the game--and then save the design for your friends to race on. |
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| Legend of Zelda - Link to the Past Four Swords |
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The legends say that when the three Gods descended to the world and created all living being, shaped the world, and brought intelligence to all creatures, they left behind part of their essence in a mystic treasure known as the Triforce. The legends also say that the Triforce has the power to grant the deepest, most desired wish of those who touch it. If a person with a good heart touches it, peace would be bestowed upon the land. If a person with an evil heart touches it, however, their dark power would grow to unbeatable levels.
Many yearned for the power of the Triforce, even getting to the point of shedding blood. One such person who desired for the power of the Triforce was a man named Gannondorf Dragmire, a black-hearted thief. He eventually succeeded, and his darkest wishes spread their black grasp across the Golden Land, twisting into a horrible dark world. Seven wise men of the kingdom of Hyrule managed to seal Ganon into the Dark World, for what seemed forever.
But now, a strange wizard named Aganihm has appeared and opened the portal to the Dark World, allowing Ganon's minions to come forth into Hyrule. Then, seeking greater power, he kidnapped 7 maidens, descendants of the 7 wise men, and imprisoned them in crystals scattered all over the Dark World, as well as the fair Princess Zelda of Hyrule Castle.
As Zelda is whisked away, she calls out for help...and the one who hears her pleas is a young lad named Link... |
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The events of this game take place twenty-five years before those depicted in Fortress of Doom. You control a young man named Eldin. His father was a great treasure hunter who once ventured into ancient ruins and never came back. Eldin became a hunter himself, and is looking for an adventure together with his friends Torma and Rami. Before soon the youngsters come into conflict with the evil kingdom of Gratze, and realize they have to do anything to stop their plans of resurrecting an ancient beast.
This is a traditional Japanese RPG with turn-based combat viewed from top-down perspective. Enemy encounters are not random, and the enemies are visible on screen. You can gain advantage in battles if you initiate combat by approaching the enemy. The characters can master a variety of "jobs", learning abilities and switching classes, or combining them the way the player likes. You can also use special items in battle to capture monsters and to make them fight on you side. You can also upgrade those monsters and even merge with them to become more powerful. |
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Metroid Fusion is the direct sequel to 1994's Super Metroid. The game begins as Samus Aran is sent back to planet SR388 to assist a Biologic Space Labs investigation team. While on the planet's surface, Samus is infected by a previously unknown parasite, known as X. The X parasite nearly kills Samus, but fortunately she survives. Shortly thereafter, an explosion rocks the Biologic Space Labs. Something has gone terribly wrong, and, it's up to Samus to investigate.
This game is similar, in terms of gameplay and structure, to the classic side-scrolling Metroid games. The game consists of a very large inter-connected environment. As Samus learns a variety of new moves and weapons, she is able to explore new areas of the Space Lab and unlock the secrets of the X parasite. |
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Pirates have stolen and unknown life-form, recently discovered on the planet SR388. The life-form, called 'Metroid', is in a state of suspended animation, and according to analysis, was the cause of the complete destructiob of SR388. Let loose, the alien could destroy countless other systems.
The pirates have taken the being to the planet Zebes, and are counter-attacking the Galactic Federations attacks. It is up to you, as the space Bounty Hunter Samus Aran, to find your way into the planets core, destroy the pirates and take back the alien before the pirates complete their plans of world destruction.
Sound familiar? Zero Mission takes you back to the first battle between Samus and Mother Brain, expanding on the original story line and action from the original Nintendo classic, Metroid, with an improved visual presentation, new puzzles to solve, and cut scenes filling in the personal story of Samus.
Staple moves such as the morph ball return, along with additions taken from the last GBA mission, Metroid Fusion, including the power grab. You can also link up to Metroid Fusion to unlock special extras. |
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Jan 29, 2004 |
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| A remake of the original Game Boy title Pokemon Green (released in Japan alongside Red in 1996), enhanced for the GBA with new features, graphics and much more! The main objective remains the same: catch and train Pokemon and become the ultimate Pokemon Master. The game has been upgraded visually for the Game Boy Advance and supports wireless link-up for trading without cables. The game also enables trading and battling of the original Pokemon that started the craze with the new Sapphire and Ruby editions. In addition to linking up with the other GBA Pokemon titles, the game also features built-in support for GameCube's Pokemon Colosseum, including Pokemon transfer to the GCN and various extra functionality that can only be obtained via link-up. |
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| The evil Slick has kidnapped Ryan's girlfriend and taken over the high school. You must play as either Ryan or Alex (second player) and fight your way through River City's merciless gangs before you can confront Slick and free your girl. Beat up punks and collect money to buy items which will make you stronger so you will be ready when it comes time for the final battle. |
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| Shining Force Resurrection of the Dark Dragon |
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Shining Force: Resurrection of the Dark Dragon is a remake of the first Shining Force for the genesis. The story still revolves around the Runefaust army trying to resurrect the Dark Dragon, but it features some new additions like new characters and additional story sequences in-between battles. Furthermore, dialogues have been expanded and the main hero has a background story now and is able to talk. Graphics have also received a complete overhaul, and the sound quality has been improved, although the compositions are the same as in the original.
The heart of the game are of course the tactical turn-based battles. You can take up to twelve different members of your Shining Force into battle. There are many different classes ranging from fighters and magicians to healers, knights, monks, ninjas and many more. In-between battles you can explore various towns to buy new weapons and items or chat with the townsfolk. There are also a number of secret characters and items to be discovered.
Shining Force's Gameplay has also seen some changes. The interface has been slightly simplified and you can now organize your units before battles. During battles, it is now possible to view upcoming turns, which makes it much easier to plan your next steps. To make the battles more interesting, even for fans of the original, you receive certain bonuses (usually money or a weapon) for completing battles in a set number of turns. Finally, a card-collecting side-quest has been added. Cards can have various effects in battle and one character is able to transform into the cards that you have found. |
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Sep 16, 2005 |
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Ian Recker, a spy for Earth, is sent undercover as a prisoner so that he can become enlisted in the Krill army. He is suited up with a parasitic suit of armor that gives him enhanced strength and the ability to merge with Krill ships, which are living organisms. However, he soon discovers that all is not as it seems in this war, and Recker must decide which side he is fighting for.
Sigma Star Saga is a hybrid of the side-scrolling shooter and RPG genres. Players interact with characters and explore the overworld, and are frequently 'summoned' by random ships for battles. To successfully complete a battle, the player must defeat a preset amount of enemies, and they gain experience with each enemy defeated. As players explore the overworld, they can also discover Gun Data, which can be used to customize the player's shot with over 15,000 different weapon combinations using abilities such as rapid fire, vertical shot, and experience gain. |
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Sword of Mana tells the tale of two unlikely companions, a former prisoner out for revenge and the last known girl from the Mana tribe. The two come together, despite their differences, for one very important reason: they are the only ones that can save the Mana tree.
Based upon the Mana series and the classic Game Boy title Final Fantasy Adventures, you can take control of both characters (or join with another player in co-op) and battle in realtime using spells, weapons and many more items.
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| Tactics Ogre - The Knight of Lodis |
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The fourth US release in the Ogre Battle series, The Knight of Lodis follows Alphonse, a young knight from the Holy Lodis Empire. Sent to the island of Ovis to investigate a series of unusual events, Alphonse begins to question his loyalty and purpose as a knight of Lodis and involving himself in a battle of epic proportions.
Tactics Ogre's gameplay is squad-based and turn-based, just like Final Fantasy Tactics, and despite many RPG elements, the game almost entirely consists of combat. Aside from the main campaign, Tactics Ogre also offers a VS mode and a Quest mode, in which the player must complete objectives they set themselves within a certain number of turns to earn rare items to use in the campaign mode. Finally, there is also an option to exchange characters and items between players with a link cable. |
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It is discovered that the actual aliens on earth are human beings, and the ruthless Xevions want their planet back; but without us. Our only defense is the prototype Solvalou Fighter Plane. With this plane we can fight the deadly Domogram Rovers; the Toroid Patrol Fleets and the Zoshi Death Squads.
Xevious is a vertically scrolling shooter based on the 1982 coin-op of the same name. It was innovative in that it was the first vertically scrolling shooter to feature dual-level attacks; both ground and air.
This innovative vertical-shooter arcade coin-up game Xevious is brought to home consoles |
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