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The 2001 GBA adaptation of the classic run-and-gun platformer featuring the iconic super-powered earthworm. Includes all the original's bizarre humor, challenging gameplay, and signature cow-launching action.

The 2002 GBA port of the cult classic brings Jim's intergalactic adventures to handheld with enhanced visuals and new mini-games. Features the original's surreal humor, bizarre enemies like Psy-Crow and Bob the Goldfish, and the iconic 'Puppy Love' level with improved controls.

A 2003 GBA adaptation of the classic 16-bit platformer based on Disney's animated film. Players control Simba through his journey from cub to king across 10 levels featuring music from the original movie.

Fast-paced 5v5 beach soccer action with acrobatic moves and dynamic sand physics. Features international teams and arcade-style gameplay optimized for handheld play.

Top Gear Rally brings high-speed off-road racing to the Game Boy Advance with fully deformable terrain, dynamic weather effects, and a robust vehicle customization system. As the first handheld installment in the legendary Top Gear series, it pushed the GBA's 3D capabilities with its Mode 7-style scaling and rotation effects across 12 international rally courses.

This 2004 GBA adaptation of the 3D console adventure reimagines Pitfall Harry's jungle quest with 2D platforming perfection. Features whip-swinging mechanics, ancient temple puzzles, and encounters with jaguars, piranhas, and the mysterious Crystal Skulls.

Gradius Generation is a portable shoot 'em up developed for the Game Boy Advance, bringing the classic Gradius gameplay to handheld systems. It features updated graphics while maintaining the series' signature power-up system and challenging difficulty.

Spyro's debut on Game Boy Advance finds the purple dragon battling an eternal winter caused by the evil sorceress Grendor. Glide through frozen landscapes to collect fairies and break the icy curse.

The purple dragon's first handheld adventure featuring classic platforming action across vibrant fantasy worlds. Glide, flame, and charge through challenging levels to rescue dragon elders from Gnasty Gnorc's forces.

Konami Krazy Racers is a kart racing game featuring beloved characters from various Konami franchises. Players race as characters like Goemon, Dracula, TwinBee, and Power Pro-kun across colorful tracks filled with items, shortcuts, and signature Konami humor.

Iridion 3D is a rail shooter that showcases the Game Boy Advance's 3D capabilities with its impressive pseudo-3D graphics. Players pilot the SHN-51 starfighter against the alien Iridion empire in intense space combat featuring scaling sprites and dynamic environments.

Avatar: The Last Airbender for Game Boy Advance is an action role-playing game developed by Halfbrick Studios and published by THQ in 2006. Based on the critically acclaimed Nickelodeon animated series, the game follows Aang—the last airbender and destined Avatar—alongside his companions Katara and Sokka as they investigate the mysterious disappearance of a Waterbender named Hiryu. Set between the first and second seasons of the show, players explore the Four Nations from a top-down perspective, solving elemental puzzles and engaging in real-time combat against Fire Nation forces. The GBA version features unique party-based gameplay where players control Aang, Katara, and Sokka simultaneously, switching between them on the fly to utilize their distinct bending abilities and weapons to overcome environmental obstacles and enemies.

Based on Book 2 of the hit Nickelodeon animated series, Avatar: The Last Airbender – The Burning Earth follows Aang and his friends as they continue their journey to master the four elements and defeat the Fire Nation. The GBA version delivers classic beat-'em-up action mixed with elemental bending puzzles.

Fire Emblem: Cerulean Crescent is a complete ROM hack of Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones, featuring an entirely new continent, story, and cast of characters. Players command the royal siblings of the kingdom of Aqualis as they uncover a conspiracy involving an ancient lunar artifact called the Cerulean Crescent.

Summon Night: Swordcraft Story is an action RPG developed by Flight-Plan and published by Banpresto for the Game Boy Advance in 2003. As the first spin-off in the Summon Night series, it follows the child of a legendary Craftknight who must ascend the labyrinthine tower of Wystern, forging magical weapons and battling alongside a chosen Guardian Beast to win the city's championship tournament and uncover a sinister conspiracy. The game blends top-down dungeon exploration, side-view real-time combat, and a deep weapon-crafting system across a narrative shaped by bonding with your partner.

Summon Night: Swordcraft Story 2 is an action RPG developed by Flight-Plan and published by Banpresto for the Game Boy Advance. As the second entry in the Swordcraft Story subseries, players take on the role of a young Craftknight apprentice who can forge weapons, battle real-time enemies, and partner with a Guardian Beast to seal away an ancient evil.

Summon Night: Swordcraft Story - Origin Stone is an action RPG and the grand finale of the Swordcraft Story spin-off series on the Game Boy Advance. Play as a young Craftknight apprentice who must master the art of weapon forging, explore diverse dungeons with a Guardian Beast partner, and unravel a world-threatening conspiracy triggered by a fateful encounter with a mysterious girl.

Based on the novel by J.R.R. Tolkien, this action-RPG for the Game Boy Advance lets you control Frodo, Aragorn, Gandalf, and other members of the Fellowship across Middle-earth. Fight Orcs, navigate treacherous dungeons, and protect the Ring from the Dark Lord Sauron in a faithful retelling of the first part of the epic trilogy.