Does anyone have more information about it since I haven't found anything about this DVD. Apparently It's was a promotional disc about the Game Boy Advance by Nintendo Gaming 24/7. It shows the console, hardware and upcoming games with prototype footage !Should I try to archive it ?
I dont have the screw driver to open it and look at the inside unfortunately but from what you can tell do you guys think its real it just seems to be in oddly good condition for being so old
Apologies if this isn’t necessarily the right place to post this but there doesn’t seem to be a thread specifically for FFTA. But I do have a quick question: I have been watching a video from KaiMax about repeating race wanted missions to recruit some notably strong units early on.
I did save just in case I messed up somehow or at least could always go back and redo something that would have been better. But basically I know that Ninja and Assassin are the best speedy classes to recruit for generic units. I am keeping the White Monk and I dismissed a viera and nu mou early. I did get a white mage viera thinking that I could make a powerful red mage eventually.
So my question: is it better to also go for a time mage nu mou as well as moogle thief (which I currently have)?
I currently have Marche as a soldier; didn’t level him up yet. Montblanc as a black mage; didn’t level him up yet either. A white mage viera, moogle thief and white monk bangaa.
No, it doesn’t turn on
Edit: I’ll give you some more pictures tomorrow in another post. My wife is fine. This happened when she was a teenager over 20 years ago. She went back whenever it was over and retrieved it along with some other stuff. I haven’t checked if it turns on, but I can. Opening, it would be hard because it’s melted in the creases which you’ll see later. I’m mostly emulate stuff so I don’t really need to refurbish it. I like the idea of putting it in a shadowbox. Wife is fine. She plays Stardew Valley all the time.
I remember playing a war game 14-15 years ago and I need help to find it
It had missions where we had to destroy the enemy base before enemy soldiers reached our base
The first mission had to be completed using a helicopter and the second mission was to be completed using an fighter jet. I couldn’t progress further than that coz Mission 2 was super hard for me as I always crashed the jet
I’ll describe the first mission to the best of my ability -
You use your helicopter to shoot tanks and enemy jeeps…missiles were limited so you had to return to base to restock
The enemy jeeps could target you via a launcher
You could carry some soldiers in your chopper and drop them off further into the battlefield
Please help me find the name of this game
It will be such a huge help
Lady Sia, Turok: Evolution, ATLA - The Burning Earth, and Mario vs. Donkey Kong. Anyone have any thoughts or opinions on these games?
Bit of selfpromotion. Created cases for yet another non standart gameboy cartridges. Files for 3d printing with my other designs. https://www.printables.com/@MaslovyRohlik/collections/3568002
Please keep in mind that I got these 30% off of the sticker price :D
I’ve been really just collecting and playing Pokemon games on my Gameboy. So I’ve been looking for some other, well known games to try. So from my research these games seem to be good ones to pick up and play.
I recently picked up a Translucent GBA at a game shop, and I already have three games for it; Donkey Kong Country 2, Legend of Spyro, and Crash Bandicoot XS, and I plan to get Crash Nitro Kart soon. I have played Godzilla Domination on emulator and really enjoyed it, but on eBay, it seems to be pretty expensive. is the game worth buying, and if so, is there any site where I can buy it relatively chea?
I talk to the seller he said everything for that price and the console is in immaculate condition! I Bought it 5 days ago! I cannot wait to get it! ( I don’t mind paying premium to a clean and not scratch up console tbh )
After months of searching, I finally managed to find a genuine local copy in really nice condition. I know it's the PAL version and all the quirks that come with it, but here in Europe that was by far the most realistic option without paying ridiculous shipping costs or import fees.
This game is especially meaningful because it's one of the first games my 5 yr old and I almost finished together. We've only ever played it through emulation, so I can't wait to surprise him by playing it on original hardware this time.
I also recently picked up a minty lime green DS Lite, and somehow it just feels like the perfect match for it.
No games. No extra goodies. It sold at auction for $227, and you can clearly see the scratches and dirt. Yet some of y’all are telling me my purchase wasn’t a good deal? Either you don’t buy things on eBay or other marketplaces, or you just don’t live in reality.
We’re talking about the condition the better the condition the higher the price tag.
Soon I get the my GBA imma take a lot pictures for y’all
bought this modded gameboy as well as an everdrive mini and.. am starting to have this issue.. it seems to happen randomly upon button press and the exact sound isn’t relevant, it seems to just loop the last moment before freezing. can anyone tell me how to fix this??
So, I found my old GBA with Pokemon Gold and was thinking about getting a couple of more games, but as i is, many are copies. Anybody know where I can get The Minish Cap, Metroid Fusio and Emarald without beeing afraid of getting copies?
Alsonthinking about modding with an IPS screen and new casing, cause I got a pixel line across the original screen.
Like what game really takes advantage of the GBA audio limitations and drops some shockingly good bangers on that hardware?
was about to play castlevania aria of sorrow on my gba, more than 80% completed map, but the batteries died, i replaced them but i lost all saved dataa
What really matters right now is the protection provided, they cost the same and are just as cool, and carrying games is a nonissue
Went with basic old Funnyplaying Shells and an ITA Screen. Was worried about why it was flickering at first until I read up on having to adjust the potentiometer on the back! Super fun and easy repair on a $10 Gameboy I found. Would absolutely do it again