Game Boy Advance Games Collection
The Game Boy Advance (GBA), released in 2001, was Nintendo's 32-bit handheld successor to the Game Boy Color. It featured significantly improved graphics and processing power while maintaining backward compatibility with previous Game Boy games. The GBA's landscape-oriented design with two shoulder buttons marked a departure from earlier models. Its library included enhanced ports of SNES classics as well as original titles like Pokémon Ruby/Sapphire, Metroid Fusion, and Advance Wars. The system sold over 81 million units worldwide across its original model, the clamshell-design SP (2003), and the backlit-microscreen Game Boy Micro (2005). The GBA became known for excellent 2D games during a period when consoles were transitioning to 3D, preserving classic game design approaches. Its link cable functionality allowed multiplayer gaming, and it eventually became compatible with the Nintendo GameCube via a special cable. The GBA's success cemented Nintendo's dominance in the handheld market prior to the DS era.
All Game Boy Advance Games
Pokemon Too Many Types 2 is a transformative ROM hack of Pokemon Emerald. Set two years after the original, you move to Lilycove City and discover a Hoenn region forever changed by the Kyogre and Groudon disaster. With a staggering 80 types and Pokemon that can possess up to three types simultaneously, this sequel completely reinvents the strategic depth of Pokemon battles.
Pokemon Crippling Medical Debt Edition is a lighthearted decompilation hack of Pokemon Emerald featuring a completely custom region and story. After being struck by a truck, an uninsured Trainer must battle through the Pokemon League and earn enough money to escape a crushing medical debt. The game combines Generation 9 battle mechanics, every Pokemon through Pecharunt, Mega Evolution, adjustable difficulty options, and dedicated Nuzlocke conveniences.
This is Pokémon FireRed patched with all-new 'Moe Girls' sprites. The story stays true to FireRed, but now you can catch your own waifu and build a harem. Every creature is a cute girl — not a single monster remains (well, they've basically turned into monster girls). Oh, and one more thing: even though the game is filled with adorable girls, the gender mechanics still work exactly like FireRed, so... use your imagination.
Moémon FireRed Kai is the ultimate moe makeover of Pokémon FireRed, enhancing the beloved sprite replacement hack with refined art, expanded 'mons, and quality-of-life polish. Every Pokémon has been transformed into an adorable girl or monster girl, while the classic Kanto journey remains intact. Build your dream team of waifus, uncover hidden side stories, and experience the nostalgia of FireRed with a fresh, charming twist.
Moémon LeafGreen Kai is the ultimate moe makeover of Pokémon LeafGreen, enhancing the beloved sprite replacement hack with refined art, expanded 'mons, and quality-of-life polish. Every Pokémon has been transformed into an adorable girl or monster girl, while the classic Kanto journey remains intact. Build your dream team of waifus, uncover hidden side stories, and experience the nostalgia of LeafGreen with a fresh, charming twist.
Moémon Emerald Kai is the ultimate moe makeover of Pokémon Emerald, enhancing the beloved sprite replacement hack with refined art, expanded 'mons, and quality-of-life polish. Every Pokémon has been transformed into an adorable girl or monster girl, while the classic Hoenn journey remains intact. Build your dream team of waifus, uncover hidden side stories, and experience the nostalgia of Emerald with a fresh, charming twist.
Moémon Ruby Kai is the ultimate moe makeover of Pokémon Ruby, enhancing the beloved sprite replacement hack with refined art, expanded 'mons, and quality-of-life polish. Every Pokémon has been transformed into an adorable girl or monster girl, while the classic Hoenn journey remains intact. Build your dream team of waifus, uncover hidden side stories, and experience the nostalgia of Ruby with a fresh, charming twist.
Moémon Sapphire Kai is the ultimate moe makeover of Pokémon Sapphire, enhancing the beloved sprite replacement hack with refined art, expanded 'mons, and quality-of-life polish. Every Pokémon has been transformed into an adorable girl or monster girl, while the classic Hoenn journey remains intact. Build your dream team of waifus, uncover hidden side stories, and experience the nostalgia of Sapphire with a fresh, charming twist.
Pokémblem is a groundbreaking crossover ROM hack that fuses the monster-catching world of Pokémon with the tactical depth of Fire Emblem. Command a squad of Pokémon Trainers and their partners across grid-based battlefields, where type matchups replace weapon triangles and evolution serves as class promotion. With permadeath, support conversations, and a brand-new story set in the war-torn region of Runia, this hack redefines turn-based strategy for the GBA.
Pokémon SoulGold is a fan-made GBA demake that brings the beloved Johto and Kanto regions to the Game Boy Advance. Featuring the story and enhancements of HeartGold and SoulSilver—including following Pokémon, the Pokéathlon, and the Battle Frontier—this hack reimagines the definitive Johto experience with retro graphics and modern conveniences.
Pokémon Homestead is a short, cozy GBA puzzle hack based on Pokémon Emerald, created by FaelingDraws, Mudskip, and Montblanc. You play as Millie, a novice Pokémon Breeder who dreams of helping with Pokémon conservation. To pass Professor Elm's test, you must pay close attention to the personalities of your Pokémon and the specific requests of the Trainers you meet, finding the most suitable pairing. With zero battles, a scrapbook-themed UI, hand-drawn character portraits, and a stylized day/night system, this charming slice-of-life adventure can be completed in around an hour.
Pokémon Ghost Grey is a horror-inspired FireRed hack set in a decayed Kanto, fifty years after the events of Gold, Silver, and Crystal. The year is 2049. The region has fallen into ruin, overrun by ghosts and dangerous figures, while its remaining inhabitants struggle to survive. Explore this hauntingly familiar world, collect over 200 Ghost-type Pokémon, and uncover the dark truth of what happened to Kanto.
Pokémon Wishes of Tomorrow is an ambitious Emerald-based ROM hack set in the original Shin-Tokyo region beneath Mt. Fuji. When Jirachi awakens after a thousand-year slumber to grant a single wish, a mysterious faction led by a gold-masked Oni emerges to seize that power for themselves. Featuring the return of Shadow Pokémon and the Snag Machine, Mega Evolution, a three-act branching story, and Pokémon from Generations I through X, this is a darker, more strategic take on the classic GBA formula.
Pokémon Monomyth is an ambitious fan-made ROM hack of Pokémon Emerald, six years in the making. Set in the untamed Athanto region, it sends players on a hero's journey through sprawling, dangerous wilds, with over 360 new and returning Pokémon, 75+ hours of main story, and a full post-game Battle Frontier.
Pokémon Rhythm is a complete fan-made ROM hack of Pokémon FireRed, developed solo by Invis over four years. Set in the new Vedeo region, it centers on the Mythical Pokémon Meloetta, whose Rhythm is stolen by the villainous Team Echo. The hack includes Pokémon through Generation 9, Mega Evolution, Z-Moves, Dynamax, a Battle Frontier, the Pokémon World Tournament, a following Meloetta with unique overworld interactions, and a large suite of minigames and post-game content.
A GBA port of the SNES classic A Link to the Past bundled with the original Four Swords multiplayer adventure. This version includes new features like a color-coded item menu and voice samples for Link.
The final original Zelda title for GBA introduces the magical Minish Cap, allowing Link to shrink to microscopic size. Developed by Capcom's Flagship team, it features kinstone fusion mechanics and vibrant cartoon-style visuals.
The fourth main Metroid game introduces Samus' organic Fusion Suit after a parasite infection, featuring a more narrative-driven structure with mission briefings and AI guidance. Directed by Yoshio Sakamoto, it pioneered the 'guided adventure' subgenre while retaining series' exploration roots.