Game Gazette - My Boy! is a super fast emulator to run GameBoy Advance games on the broadest range of Android devices, from very low-end phones to modern tablets. It does more than just emulating the full system. Thanks to the save state system, you can save progress at any time and return back to it instantly. And while enabling fast-forward in game, you can quickly skip the long boring intros/dialogs in RPGs.
Showing posts with label Gameboy Advance Games. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gameboy Advance Games. Show all posts
My Boy! - Gameboy Advance Emulator For Android
Game Gazette - My Boy! is a super fast emulator to run GameBoy Advance games on the broadest range of Android devices, from very low-end phones to modern tablets. It does more than just emulating the full system. Thanks to the save state system, you can save progress at any time and return back to it instantly. And while enabling fast-forward in game, you can quickly skip the long boring intros/dialogs in RPGs.Metal Slug Advance GBA
Game Gazette - Two new heroes board the Metal Slug all-assault vehicle in the long-awaited Game Boy Advance release of SNK's classic side-scrolling shooter. Taking control of either Walter or Tyra, you'll work your way through multiple missions set on an island in the south seas (we presume they mean south of Japan). As you play, you'll pick up recovery items and cards, which can be used to power up your characters, adding a new element of strategy to the series.Kirby's Nightmare In Dreamland GBA
Game Gazette - When King Dedede steals the Star Rod, it's up to Kirby to recover the fragmented pieces from Triple D's underlings and restore power to the Fountain of Dreams.
Summon Night: Swordcraft Story 2 GBA
Game Gazette - Sequel to 2003's Summon Night GBA RPG. This high speed action-roleplaying game for Game Boy Advance lets you select from two characters, a boy named Edge and a girl named Air.Summon Night: Swordcraft GBA
Game Gazette - Summon Night: Swordcraft Story combines the classic overhead gameplay of traditional Super NES role playing games, set apart with a more advanced battle system reminiscent of Namco's "Tales" series. Slip in the role of a young craftknight, studying to become a craftlord and make your name in the world.Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones GBA
Game Gazette - Grado and Renais had long been allies, stretching back for generations. Even in the present time did Grado and Renais enjoy a close relationship, sharing unguarded borders, vast trading routes, and anYu-Gi-Oh! GX Duel Academy GBA
Game Gazette - Taking place in a futuristic Yu-Gi-Oh! world, GX Duel Academy introduces players to a whole new cast of characters and monsters, new cards and incredible dueling action. The game starts withOne Piece GBA
Game Gazette - Play as Monkey D. Luffy in this side-scrolling action game as you battle pesky pirates in your quest to become the Pirate King! Use all your stretchy skills to defeat all 12 enemies from the hit TVMonster Rancher 2 GBA
Game Gazette - Monster Rancher Advance®2™ is a sequel to the popular role-playing game with all new monster breeding and battling elements. Still fitting in a compact portable Game Pak it's perfect for gaming on the go!The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap GBA
Game Gazette - Like most games in the Zelda series, The Minish Cap establishes itself as a self-contained adventure that's completely separate from the stories created in all of the other Legend of Zelda games. In thisNeed for Speed Most Wanted (2005) GBA
Game Gazette - The new speedster in EA's successful series combines the tuner customization of Need for Speed Underground with an expanded take on the police chases of the Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit series. TheThe Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past GBA
Game Gazette - On the surface, it looks like Nintendo went the cheap way out by simply converting the admittedly outstanding Super NES adventure The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past to the Game Boy Advance asBreath of Fire II GBA
Game Gazette - Even though the Breath of Fire series arrived on the Super NES almost a decade ago, I was introduced to the Breath of Fire series with the Game Boy Advance revisit...and I wasn't as impressed as ICrash Bandicoot 2: N-Tranced GBA
Game Gazette - Crash Bandicoot 2: N-Tranced for the Game Boy Advance is a follow-up to Crash Bandicoot: The Huge Adventure. For those familiar with the previous game, the sequel is pretty much more of the sameHarvest Moon: More Friends of Mineral Town GBA
Game Gazette - The fifth installment into the Harvest Moon series for Gameboy Advance does not disappoint. Those that remember Back to Nature will find the same Mineral Town charm in this installment, this time wrapped up in a tiny world inside your GBA. Even compared to more recent games, this one still feels highly more detailed than others, while retaining simplistic charm of older titles.
Harvest Moon: Friends of Mineral Town GBA
Game Gazette - Who knew farming could be so fun and addicting? Apparently the developers over at Natsume did when they conceived Harvest Moon, which has grown into quite the lucrative crop for the company overFIFA 07 GBA
Game Gazette - While FIFA 07 on the Game Boy Advance is more lightweight than the other versions of the game, its main problem is that it simply isn't fun to play. While its roster of 510 teams is certainly impressive, thePokemon Emerald Version GBA
Game Gazette - In the Pokemon series, players assume the role of an up-and-coming Pokemon trainer. Pokemon are among a class of various creatures who live in harmony with humans, from bird to bug to fish to...puppet.Crazy Taxi: Catch a Ride GBA
Game Gazette - Crazy Taxi is headed for the Gameboy Advance! For those who haven't played or seen it yet, Crazy Taxi puts you in the role of a psychotic driver obsessed with getting fares to their destinations in theFinal Fantasy VI Advance GBA
Game Gazette - I've always had an internal debate regarding which game is my single favorite of all time. Chrono Trigger, Symphony of the Night, Super Mario World and a few others are typically "up there", but at