Dead to Rights is a richly styled third-person action shooter -- think film noir meets Hong Kong action flick meets Syphon Filter. You are thrust into the role of Jack Slate, a tough-as-nails ex-cop who is sent to prison for a murder he didn't commit. Slate, a trained killer and born fighter, soon busts out of his cage and sets out to bring down those who framed him.
An intense combat-action flying experience, Defender offers players the ultimate in next-generation action and strategy. Players defend and protect the human race from an alien invasion as they assume the controls of next-generation combat-ready Defender ships.
The Metal Slug series, wildly popular in game arcades, now appears in its original version for the Game Boy Advance. Not only will it thrill with its peerless pixel action that makes the most of GBA's graphic capabilities, but it also delivers such series favorites as the Crossroad Entrances and a host of new features.
R-Type III : The Third Lighting for Gameboy Advance is a faithful conversion of SNES version of same game. The game is packed with intense arcade shooting action which R-Type series are famous for.
Blue and Red, the lead characters in Gunstar Super Heroes, must once again keep a stone of great power from falling into the hands of an evil empire intent on resurrecting the God of Ruin. Blue and Red take on the same adventure using different paths, effectively making for two unique play-through experiences. Players will tackle six wildly inventive levels and take on gigantic bosses that fill the entire Game Boy Advance screen. Within the game, playful references abound, including a beautifully retooled original Gunstar Heroes level, references to classic SEGA Genesis® games, and a bevy of other fan-tailored treats. Crisp 2D graphics, easy to pick up gameplay, and an accessible save system makes Gunstar Super Heroes an ideal title to enjoy on the Game Boy Advance. This eagerly anticipated sequel, which is coming to retailers Fall 2005, is sure to be talked about by gaming enthusiasts for years to come.
The classic title returns to life on the GBA.
