All Games

Initial D: Another Stage is the 2003 Game Boy Advance adaptation of the legendary street racing series, bringing intense touge battles to handhelds. Featuring simplified drift mechanics, character cameos from the anime, and bite-sized mountain courses optimized for portable play.

A 2D action-platformer based on Sam Raimi's 2002 Spider-Man film. Players swing through Manhattan as Spider-Man, battling classic villains while following an expanded version of the movie's plot.

A portable adaptation of the acclaimed dungeon crawler, featuring hack-and-slash gameplay set in the Forgotten Realms. Choose between three characters and battle through randomized dungeons with local multiplayer support.

The revolutionary GBA installment that introduced the Fever Mode mechanic. Chain together colorful Puyos to overwhelm opponents with cascading combos in this fast-paced puzzle battler.

Minna de Puyo Puyo is a colorful puzzle game released for the Game Boy Advance in 2001. As part of the beloved Puyo Puyo series, this version introduced simplified rules and faster gameplay optimized for handheld play, while retaining the addictive chain-reaction mechanics the series is known for.

Crash's first handheld adventure shrinks classic 3D platforming into 2D. Collect Crystals across 20 levels to stop Cortex from miniaturizing the planet, featuring signature spin attacks and crate-smashing action.

The second GBA-exclusive Crash adventure finds Crash and Coco battling the hypnotist N. Trance who has brainwashed Cortex and other villains. Features classic platforming with new psychic-based power-ups.

The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night is a darker action-adventure installment in the Spyro series for Game Boy Advance. This chapter continues Spyro's journey with enhanced combat mechanics, new dragon abilities, and a grittier storyline about the impending eternal night.

Spyro returns in an isometric adventure to stop the evil Ripto and his Rhynoc army. Features item crafting, portal-hopping gameplay, and classic Spyro platforming action.

The purple dragon's first handheld-exclusive adventure. Battle the Rhynocs who stole the fireflies, utilizing new flame powers and dual-plane platforming across 30+ levels.

Spyro's GBA adventure combines classic platforming with card-collecting mechanics. Battle through elemental realms to stop Riptoc's minions, using collectible ability cards to enhance Spyro's powers.

Tomb Raider: The Prophecy is a 2002 action-adventure game developed by Ubi Soft Milan for Game Boy Advance. Featuring Lara Croft in an original story, the game combines puzzle-solving with platforming and combat as Lara investigates an ancient Mayan prophecy threatening global catastrophe.

Lara's GBA adventure reimagined as a 2D platformer with puzzle-solving and acrobatic combat. Explore ancient ruins worldwide in this handheld adaptation of the console hit.

A full character conversion hack of Sonic Battle (GBA) that replaces Emerl with Kirby and his signature copy abilities. This fighter now features Kirby's aerial mobility and absorption mechanics in Sonic's arena combat system, creating chaotic 4-player battles with pink puffball physics.

Super MarioMon is a genre-blending ROM hack that combines Pokémon gameplay with Super Mario's iconic universe. Capture and battle Mario-themed creatures like 'Goombuff' and 'Koopazam' in this innovative crossover adventure across the Mushroom Kingdom.

Guilty Gear X - Advance Edition is a portable adaptation of the acclaimed 2D fighting game for Game Boy Advance. This version features simplified controls while retaining the core mechanics of the original, including the iconic 'Roman Cancel' system. Players can choose from a roster of unique characters, each with distinct fighting styles and special moves.

The 2003 GBA adaptation of the acclaimed 3D adventure, reimagined as a 2D platformer. Features the Dagger of Time's rewind mechanic, acrobatic combat, and the Prince's journey to undo a terrible mistake.

F-Zero: Maximum Velocity is a futuristic racing game developed by NDCube and published by Nintendo for the Game Boy Advance in 2001. As the first F-Zero game on the GBA, it faithfully recreates the high-speed anti-gravity racing of the SNES original while introducing new vehicles, tracks, and gameplay mechanics tailored for handheld play.