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Sword of Mana (GBA): ... gather that the link-up feature is not for multiplayer but rather for enhancing player-characters. Not that I needed it though. Sword of Mana is an enhanced remake of the first Seiken Densetsu (Mystic Quest in Europe) game for Game Boy. Though there is a fair share of enemies taken from the second in the series (Secret of Mana), it s the third Seiken Densetsu game (the one that wasn t released outside of Japan) wh...
Read the full review: It's No Secret (Of Mana)... by scream4bruce


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	The Legend of Zelda - Oracle of Ages (GBA) ... game was released in conjunction with another Zelda Oracle game - Oracle of Seasons and both were released in Europe on October 2001. The two games are linked but can be played in any order, and although they re similar to each other they both have different stoylines. The main distinguishing features of the games are the characters involved and the colour of the packaging- Oracle of Ages has Nayru as one of the main characters, which is also the name of a Zelda goddess and is blue while Oracle of Seasons has Din another name of a goddess and is red. In this Ages game you meet Nayru who is possesed and kidnapped by the villian Veran, and since Nayru controls the ag... Read the full review: Oracle of Ages by Lauren06
	Final Fight One (GBA) ... popular Super Nintendo, Sega CD, Wii and Arcade fighting game comes to the Gameboy Advance and Capcom did a good job porting their classic to a new generation of gamers; good but not great. The game starts out with the new Mayor in his office and instead of sitting on his butt like every other Mayor does this guy promises big changes and his first thing on the agenda is to clean up the city. Mayor Hagger should know something about beating up on scum bags because he is a big 6.6 foot muscle head and a former Street Fighter champion (think Jesse Ventura or Arnold Schwarzenegger). Unfortunately, Madgear: the city s toughest gang isn t ready to give up yet and they hav... Read the full review: One not much fun. by StarSoldier1
	Mega Man - Battle Chip Challenge (GBA) ... had never played a battle card game before but seeing as this was a Mega Man game I decided to give it a shot. I believe MegaMan Battle Chip Challenge is more than an English port of Rockman EXE N1 Battle on the WonderSwan Color, because for starters there are characters which you can choose from to begin with, though in the grand scheme of things - that is collecting chips and competing in competitions - this is not too significant, and it is certainly not where the replay value of the game lies. MegaMan Battle Chip Challenge is fairly easy to play as there s not much to it other than setting up a deck of chips, though the in-game tutorial should help. During a battle... Read the full review: With Deck And Chips In Order, Let's Rock Man! by scream4bruce

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