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Monopoly (GBA)

Description: Genre: Board and Card / Rating: E - (Everyone) / up to 4 players / published by: Zoo Software / Pick your favorite game ... more

Monopoly (GBA) ... piece, whether it is the Thimble, Shoe, Dog or Ship, and set out to assemble your real estate empire. Houses, hotels, financial wheeling-and-dealing and big-time fun combine in the classic game of Monopoly. The thrills go digital on the Game Boy Advance, where the system does the work of rolling the dice, leaving you free to plan, buy and make your way to the top.

Newest Review: ... around in your pocket. you can play with friends or against the computer against opponents of four different levels - ... more

... beginner, normal, entrepruneur and tycoon. i'm a huge fan of monopoly and love that i can play against the computer to improve my technique and not have to badger other people to play with me! however the game does have some faults. there are times when the gameplay runs a little slow for me, watching the computer players roll the die is monotonous, and having no save feature is really annoying as playing monopoly is a time consuming game and i dont always have time to sit down for two hours in a row. on the plus side it w...more

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Monopoly (GBA): best boardgame goes handheld (171 words)
by psychosmartie - written on 06/11/08 (Useful, 17 readings)
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if you like the board game monopoly then you'll love this game. it combines all the fun of the infamous board game into a video game you can carry around in your pocket. you can play with friends or against the computer against opponents of four different levels - beginner, normal, entrepruneur and tycoon. i'm a huge fan of monopoly and love that i can play against the computer to improve my technique and not have to badger other people to play with me! however the game does have some faults. there are times when the gameplay runs a little slow for me, watching the computer players roll the die is monotonous, and having no save feature is ...

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