Really? THAT insulted you?Me telling you that your concerns were groundless?

As I was saying, this argument is pretty much irrelevant if you aren't that interested in GBA games in the first place. But if all that's holding you back is a fear of losing your game after a year or two, then just erase that thought from your mind, because Gameboy Advance cartridges (the official ones, at any rate) don't use battery saves. Sorry if the truth is insulting, but you're worrying about nothing.

Touch the Dead FTW!

adventureseeker

Booooooooo!

:)

Good luck - I had to search for months before it even popped up on Ebay. Fortunately, it's not one that is terribly expensive (which is more than I can say for the Mega Man Gameboy games!)

NES - Super Mario Bros 3, Mega Man 2, and . . . I dunno . . . Castlevania 3

SNES - Super Mario Kart, Super Mario World, Mega Man X

Genesis - Sonic 2, Castle of Illusion, Vector Man

N64 - Super Mario 64, Rocket: Robot on Wheels, Super Mario Kart 64

Playstation - Crash Bandicoot 2, Mega Man Legends, Castlevania: SOTN

GameCube - Resident Evil REMAKE, Metroid Prime, Zelda: Wind Waker

PS2 - Shadow of the Colossus, God of War . . . God of War 2?

Wii: Resident Evil 4 WII EDITION, Mario Galaxy, Zack & Wiki

XBox 360 - Gear of War, Bioshock, Unreal Tournament III

Gameboy - Gargoyle's Quest, Bionic Commando, Metroid II

Gameboy Advance - Advance Wars, Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow, Metroid Zero

DS - Advance Wars: Dual Strike, New Super Mario Bros, Ninja Gaiden

PSP - Loco Roco, Patapon, Mega Man Powered Up

Ninja Gaiden: Dragon Sword is *kind* of a beat-em-up.

At the very least, it's one of the best (or THE best, in my opinion) action game on the DS

Henry Hatsworth in the Puzzling Adventure.

This game got so much press on gaming sites (or at least from my perspective) that I thought for sure that more people would know about it. And yet I walked into Game Crazy the other day and neither the MANAGER or the two employees he had with him had heard of it. After I told them about it, they found ONE COPY hidden behind the counter and put it up on the shelf.

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I agree with all of the above games, and I would like to contribute the original Gameboy version of Bionic Commando (not Elite Forces for the GBC).

Now you're set!Yameneko549

Bionic Commando came out for the GB? Sweet! Wait, what's wrong with Elite Forces?

Eh, I don't think there's anything "wrong" with it, per se. As I recall, Nintendo actually made Elite Forces themselves rather than Capcom (don't quote me on that, but I'm pretty sure), so it doesn't really have the same feel.

More than anything else, the GB remake of Bionic Commando was just soawesome that it actually trumps the NES version IMO.

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And even then, you can replace the battery yourself. So there's no reason for anyone to be biting their nails and wringing their hands about the lifespan of GBA carts

hydralisk86

Well, what I'm saying is that you'll probably never have to. Avoid GBA carts if that's what you want, but your concerns are pretty groundless. :)

No argument there. Donkey Kong countryin particular seems to be a popular dumping ground lately, with critics decimating the then-cutting edge graphics and art style. I think DKC still look great, and there's no denything that games like Banjo Kazooie, Conker, and Goldeneye were some of the best-looking games on the '64.

Mymain problem with Rare is that they haven't made anything particularly original since the NES days (with the exception of Blast Corps, probably).

And even then, you can replace the battery yourself. So there's no reason for anyone to be biting their nails and wringing their hands about the lifespan of GBA carts