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super mario world super mario advance 2 - Gameboy Advance Games
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Super Mario World is the fourth game in the Super Mario Bros. series. The game was originally released on the Super Nintendo a decade ago, serving as a pack-in for the system. In many ways, the game is merely a refinement and expansion of the concepts introduced to the series in Super Mario Bros. 3. Still, the game served as an excellent way to usher in Nintendos new system. Now, Nintendo is cashing in on its past successes by delivering a version of its amazing platformer for the Game Boy Advance. The game holds up fabulously, and the slight modifications that Nintendo has made to the game for its handheld release make it even better.As usual, Princess Toadstool has been kidnapped by the evil Bowser. You, as one of the Mario brothers, must fight your way through level after level of side-scrolling action to catch up with Bowser and rescue the princess. New to the Game Boy Advance version is the ability to choose Luigi at will from the world screen. Much like in Super Mario Bros. 2, Luigi jumps higher and is generally floatier than Mario. Other new tidbits include a great status screen that lets you know which levels youve finished and which secret exits youve found. The ability to see which secret exits you haven found yet is invaluable and makes you wonder why it wasn in the SNES original. The games portable nature means that people will be playing in shorter spurts, and the ability to save at will has been added. The previous version of the game let you save only after completing castle or ghost house levels. The original game introduced some of the most amazing level design ever created, in a platformer or otherwise, and the Game Boy Advance version mirrors the SNES game extremely well. Some levels are extremely straightforward, while others have hidden exits that require you to look hard at every area. Some levels, like ghost houses, are more puzzlelike in nature and require you to think to find the exit. Each world culminates in a boss fight of the "jump on the boss head three times" variety.Like the first Mario game for the GBA, Mario Advance 2 has a link cable multiplayer component. Unfortunately, its identical to the first games multiplayer--a four-player battle rendition of the original Mario Bros. Make no mistake, the multiplayer mode is pretty fun for two or more players, but it would have been nice to see something different this time around.
Publisher: Nintendo
Developer: Nintendo
Genre: Adventure
Release Date: 02/09/2002
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Perfect piece of kit!  |
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I directly disagree with the previous reviewer. I bought this cable to link my GBA with my GBA games to a friend or relatives. If I wanted to use my GBC games I would use my already purchased link cable for the GBC. The lack of compatibility between the two is not important considering most people who have GBC and want to play multiplier games already have a link cable for that purpose. By buying Nintendo youre also buying reliability and guaranteed compatibility. I advise you not to buy a 3rd person link cable as they have been known to go down when playing single cart multi-player games. Anyway this cable is a beauty and works without fault.
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Official Option is Not Good Enough  |
The official link cable from Nintendo does everything it claims to be able to do - link two game boy advanceds for the purpose of multiplayer gaming. Great. Why am I only giving this one star?One of the big selling points of the GBA is the compatability of original or GBColour carts and this cable DOES NOT allow 2 player gaming on these carts. To do that you need a GBColour cable. A dreadful oversight or a strategy from Nintendo to make us spend more money? You decide. However, should you want to only have one cable which does both may I recommend the Blaze one which has the hub for four players and a switch to convert between GBA and GBC. Its also less expensive.
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A little piece of magic! |
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The link cable allows 4 players to play on just one game. It may have less options and worse graphics, but still is more fun than anything ever seen on a handheld. Youll love whipping your mates, anytime, anywhere, its fantastic. Just two words to describe it, buy, now.
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