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A completely horrible game
Advantages: Good characters. Disadvantages: Bad everything else.
Marvel: Ultimate Alliance. The title sounds really good and hearing what it was about, which was about taking control of numerous of your favourite hero characters from the Marvel collection and then battling out with the classic villains. Sounds rather fun, but let me tell you, it’s not. Well at least not from the GBA view, I have not experienced the other versions, but I don’t really want to having experienced this. This is possibly the worst game ... ...The story itself is very dull and boring, it is to do with the masters of evil and plotting explosions, the typical cartoon hero game scenario. However this one hasn’t really been thought about much and comes across as very boring and the cut scenes are bad as well, making you skip them after a while. The narrator / guide is very annoying as well and doesn’t seem to want to let you get on with the game at times. It is very much of a start and stop ...
ratedrko 10.05.2007 · Read full review
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Review of Marvel: Ultimate Alliance (GBA)
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Slow-Pokemon Game
Advantages: Auto-mapping, random dungeons Disadvantages: Awkward item management, poor speed-up function
...personality quiz to determine which Pokemon the player is - the story being how did this change happen? - and then you get to pick a team mate whom to form a rescue team with.
THUMBS-UP:
The auto-map so players do not get lost on a floor.
Being able to take up numerous jobs from the Bulletin Board and then tackle those of a location together.
Recruiting Pokemon does not involve Pokeballs.
THUMBS-DOWN:
Having to rely on the IQ and Tactics of ... ...team-mate are fixed members of the rescue team hence set strengths and weaknesses. Pokemon Mystery Dungeon Red Rescue Team lasted me around 15 hours, which is decent, and there are extras to seek afterwards. However, the slow interface meant I won't be hasty to return to further play the game. ...
scream4bruce 11.05.2008 · Read full review
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Review of Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team (GBA)
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Gotta catch them all!
Advantages: Another good game Disadvantages: Same as most other Pokemon games!
Pokémon Ruby Review Pokémon Ruby is part of the very successful Pokémon series which has included trading cards, a rubbish TV show, movies and video games! This is one of the video games for the Game Boy Advance. Pokémon games are role playing games (RPGS) and are developed by Nintendo. The story is similar to other Pokémon games where you start off as a rookie trainer in Hoenn (the region) You then get your first Pokémon and you go on a quest ... ...the way you will come across the bad guys: Team Magma and Team Aqua who are both trying to destroy the world. Aqua are going to do this with a legendary water Pokémon while Magma using a fire Pokémon. The game also adds lots of new Pokémon so your quest to catch them all will become a little bit harder. The new Pokémon are in general quite good and all of them look interesting! This game also has Pokémon contests where you try to amaze judges by ...
mariofan123 10.10.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire (GBA)
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Pokemon Goes Old School.
Advantages: Great remake, fun gameplay, over 250 different Pokemon, addictive Disadvantages: Never going to catch 'em all.
Pokemon is a worldwide smash hit. And whilst many people think it has gone out of style there is still a huge cult following in Japan, the U.S.A and a suprisingly healthy Pokemon community throughout Europe, being especially popular with youngsters and RPG fans alike. This game has included wireless adapters for the GameBoy Advance so that players can trade and battle without the use of a lead, making this game very good value for money. The aim ... ...order to chart how many Pokemon species there are in the world. It is also the player's aim to train a team of six Pokemon to high levels in order to beat other Pokemon "Trainers" and "Gym Leaders (stronger trainers) and eventually the "Elite Four" which serve as the main bosses of the game. Along the way the player makes new friends and rivals, including frequent battles with your own rival which you meet at the start at the game, and the evil "Team ...
JamieJCO 15.08.2008 · Read full review
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Review of Pokemon Fire Red/Leaf Green (GBA)
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Golden Sun = Golden Game
Advantages: Nearly -Everything- Disadvantages: Random battles and Sounds can get annoying, also long talk scenes.
Golden Sun: The Lost Age (GBA) was a long awaited sequel to the smashing success that boosted standards for all handheld RPGs, Golden Sun.
Golden Sun TLA is set after Golden Sun 1 (in Weyard), apart from you control Felix, seeing what happens after the splitting of Venus Lighthouse. Eventually later ingame you might up with Isaac's crew and use them for battles and extra Djiins.
[Backround Information]
In Golden Sun, Isaac and friends set off ... ...drift away onto another continent. Golden Sun TLA follows Felix's story of lighting the lighthouses.
[Characters]
Isaac - Earth/Venus Adept, Main character from GS1
Garth - Fire/Mars Adept, Meet in GS1 while fleeing Vale.
Ivan - Wind/Jupiter Adept, Met in GS1 while looking for the Shaman's Rod.
Mia - Water/Mercury Adept, Met in the Mercury lighthouse GS1
Saturos & Menardi - Mars Adepts, Died in GS1
Karst and Agatio - Mars Adepts, New Enemies.
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JcMullaney 14.06.2007 · Read full review
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Review of Golden Sun 2: The Lost Age (GBA)
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ASUS P5Q WS - motherboard - ATX - iP45
ATX - LGA775 Socket - None - Sound card - Network adapter - compatible with:Pentium 4, Celeron Dual Core, Celeron 400 sequence, Pentium Dual Core, Core 2 Quad, Core 2 Extreme, Core 2 Duo, Pentium Extreme Edition, Pentium D
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