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The GBA version is a perfect conversion of the PC original, but that fact alone may limit its appeal. Read the Review

Serious Sam Advance almost gives the GBA another good first-person shooter, but misses the mark because it doesn't offer enough levels. Read the Review

Many of its little touches are quite impressive, but there are clearly more memorable shooters of its kind already available. Read the Review

Much of what makes Duke Nukem Advance unique is that it totally captures the brash attitude of the Duke Nukem character. Read the Review

Thanks to a claustrophobic clipping plane and frequent dead zones, BackTrack still feels like unfinished shareware. Read the Review

Despite a few minor alterations from the PC version, this handheld port contains the same gory gameplay that helped its ancestor launch a genre. Read the Review

Ecks vs. Sever is a good, solid game that gets the job done in a simple, effective way. Read the Review

If not for the garish visuals, Medal of Honor: Underground would be the kind of game you'd want in your collection. Read the Review

There are a handful of other first-person shooters on the Game Boy Advance, and a few of them are certainly more complete when it comes to overall design, but none are as vicarious or as stimulating as Doom II. Read the Review

This first-person action game will see players traveling all over the world in pursuit of the evil Raphael Drake.