HOTTEST and LATEST GBA ROMS

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Well, Here are the GBA ROMs That you will see from this thread :



Pokemon : Fire Red Version

Kingdom Hearts : Chain of Memories

Castlevania : Aria of Sorrow

Final Fantasy Tactics Advance

Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones

Megaman Battle Network 6 : Cybeast Falzar

Pokemon : Emerald Version

Mario & Luigi : Superstar Saga

Crash Bandicoot Purple: Ripto's Rampage

Pokemon : Chaos Black Version

Fire Emblem 7 - Blazing Sword

SD Gundam Force

Tactics Ogre : Knights of Lodis

Dynasty Warriors Advance

Final Fantasy I & II Dawn of Souls

Megaman Cybeast Gregar 6

The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past

Digimon Battle Spirit 2

Legend of Zelda : The Minish Cap

Final Fantasy VI Advance

Golden Sun 2 : The Lost Age

Sword of Mana

Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3

GTA : Advanced

Harvest Moon : Mineral Town

Megaman Zero 4

Crash Bandicoot 2: N-Tranced

Megaman Zero 3

Castlevania : Circle of the Moon

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2

Bomberman Tournament

Wario Land 4

Lady Sia

Dave Mirra : Freestlye BMX 2

Guilty Gear X

Street Fighter 2 : Turbo Revival

Tony Hawk Pro Skater 3

Castlevania : Harmony of Dissonance

Tony Hawk Pro Skater 4

Virtua Tennis

Wario Ware Inc.

Megaman Zero 2

Astro Boy : Omega Factor

Wario Ware : Twisted

Golden Sun

Bleach Advanced - Kurenai ni Sumaru Soul Society

Riviera - The Promised Land

Summon Night 2

Final Fantasy Advanced V

Metroid : Fusion

Metroid : Zero Mission

Advance Wars

Crash of the Titans

Avatar : The Burning Earth

Monster Rancher Advance

Monster Rancher Advance 2

Naruto - Saikyou Ninja Daikesshuu 2

Naruto RPG - Uketsugareshi Hi no Ishi

Naruto - Ninja Council

Naruto - Ninja Council 2

Naruto - Ninjutsu Zenkai! Saikyou Ninja Daikesshuu

Naruto - Konoha Senki

Advance Wars 2 : Black Hole Rising

Yggdra Union : We'll Never Fight Alone

The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night

Harry Potter Collection

Crash and Spyro Super PACK

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

Army Men : Turf Wars

Harry Potter : Quidditch Cup

Dungeons and Dragons : Eye of the Beholder

Yu-Gi-Oh! The Sacred Cards

Yu-Gi-Oh! - Reshef of Destruction

Zoids - Legacy

Lemony Snicket's - A Series of Unfortunate Events

Metal Slug Advance

Klonoa 2 : Dream Champ Tournament

Rayman : Hoodlum's Revenge

Shaman King : Master of Spirits

Yu Gi Oh! - Worldwide Edition : Stairway to the Destined Duel

Yu Gi Oh! Dungeon Dice Monsters

Klonoa : Empire of Dreams

Super Robot Taisen : Original Generation 2

Super Robot Taisen : Original Generation

Tales of Phantasia

Tiny Toons : Buster's Bad Dream

The Urbz : Sims in The City

Shining Soul II

Yu Gi Oh! World Championship Tournament 2004

Baldur's Gate : Dark Alliance

Shining Soul

Yu Yu Hakusho : Ghost Files

Teen Titans

Yu Gi Oh! GX Duel Academy

Teen Titans 2

Prince of Persia : Sands of Time

Petz : Hamsterz 2

Nicktoons : Attack of the toybots

The Bee Game

Dragon Ball Z : Buu's Fury

Dragon Ball GT : Transformation

Dragon Ball : Advanced Adventure

Breath of Fire

High School Musical Livin' The Dream

Dragon Ball Z : Legacy of Goku

The Sims 2 : Pets

Dragon Ball Z : Legacy of Goku 2

WWE : Road to Wrestlemania

Star Wars II : Attack of the Clones

Street Fighter : Alpha 3

Ultimate Muscle : The Kinnikuman Legacy - Path of a Superhero

Stuntman

Super Mario Advanced 4 : Super Mario Bros. 3

Star Wars Trilogy : Apprentice of the Force

WWE : Survivor Series

Yu Yu Hakusho : Tournament Tactics

Super Army War

Star Wars III : Revenge of the Sith

Earthworm Jim

Fortress

Spyro : Season of Ice

Earthworm Jim II

Final Fantasy IV

Word Safari

My Best Friends : Cat and Dog

Pokemon : Sapphire Version

Pokemon : Ruby Version

Pokemon : Leaf Green Version

Pokemon Mystery Dungeon : Red Rescue Team

Samurai Deeper Kyo

Crash Nitro Kart

Mario Kart : Super Circuit

Need for Speed : Underground 2

Lufia : Ruins of Lore

Megaman Battle Network

Megaman Zero

Megaman Battle Network 2

Megaman and Bass

Megaman Battle Network 3 : White Version

Megaman Battle Network 3 : Blue Version

Megaman Battle Network 4 : Red Sun

Megaman Battle Chip Challenge

Megaman Battle Network 5 : Team Protoman

Megaman Battle Network 5 : Team Colonel

Medabots : Metabee Version

Gunstar Super Heroes





Note : Please be reminded that these game are the "highest ranking games" from gamespot.com.





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The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past was one of the greatest gamesto
be released for Nintendo's 16-bit SNES. The game brought the classicNES
series up to the standards of the day, adding plenty of newgameplay
elements while still maintaining the same basic feel of theoriginal
action adventure game. In keeping with the recent trend ofbringing such
classics to the Game Boy Advance, Nintendo has released aport of the
game for its handheld system, bringing a fantastic versionof A Link to
the Past both to new players and those interested inplaying through it
one more time. Additionally, a new multiplayer game,called The Four
Swords, has been added for link-game players.



The story in A Link to the Past is roughly what you'd come to
expectfrom the series. Princess Zelda has been kidnapped and, along
withseveral other girls, is going to be used in a ritual that will give
anevil wizard supreme power. It's up to the player, as young Link,
tostop the wizard's insidious scheme, rescuing Zelda in the process.
Thegame features a very large overworld with a town, a desert, a
lake,and, of course, tons of dungeons. After the first act, the game
opensup even further by adding a "dark side" of the overworld to the
mix.You'll use items to travel back and forth between the normal,
lightworld and the evil, dungeon-filled dark world. Players familiar
withthe time travel elements in the N64 Zelda game Ocarina of Time
willhave a basic idea of how this works, as some of the game's
minorpuzzles require you to work with objects on both sides.



The entire quest is incredibly well-constructed, with plenty
ofrequired tasks and quite a few optional ones, most of which will
helpyou get a larger life meter. The game isn't exactly long on story,
butthe existing plot is more than enough to drive you from one dungeon
tothe next. The early dungeons are pretty straightforward, but as
youprogress, they become more and more puzzle-filled, forcing you
toreally think as you try to find the right path through each
dungeon'slabyrinthine design. The game's bosses are also well done,
making forsome exciting encounters.



This classic Link adventure is seen from the typical
top-downperspective. You'll have access to a map screen and a subscreen
whereyou can manage your inventory and choose from any items you may
havecollected. Each dungeon contains a new item to add to your
repertoire,and eventually you'll have all the standard Zelda items,
including aboomerang, bombs, a bow, a hammer, jars to catch fairies in,
thegrappling-hook-like hookshot, and more.



As mentioned, there is also an all-new multiplayer game included on
thecartridge. The Four Swords opens with a brief intro discussing
thelegend of a boy split into four pieces by the power of a sword known
asthe four sword. This sets up the four-player adventure, with
eachplayer controlling a different Link on a series of
randomly-generatedplayfields. The levels are, in many ways, a mad dash
for rupees, thegame's currency, but along the way you'll also find a
collection ofsecondary items. You can only carry one secondary item at
a time, soyou'll have to decide if you want to, for example, keep your
boomerangor trade it in for the ability to jump.



Four Swords puts an equal emphasis on cooperation and
competition.You'll find a lot of blocks and boulders that require all
players tohelp with the pushing and lifting, but you'll also be able to
pick upone of the other Links and throw him out of your way, if you're
soinclined. The game has a handful of boss fights in it as well,
andthose also benefit from a cooperative spirit. The dungeons
scaledepending on the number of players, so the game is equally
playable bytwo or four players. Each player is required to have his or
her owncopy of the cartridge, though. As you progress in A Link to the
Past,you'll unlock additional features in The Four Swords--one such
upgradegives you the master sword's firepower in the multiplayer game.
Ifyou're surrounded by GBA owners, then The Four Swords is a
fantasticaddition to an already spectacular package.

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