Game Boy Advance (GBA)

This compilation features the following two games:  DreamWorks' Shark Tale Shrek 2

Pokémon LeafGreen takes the player into the world of Kanto on a mission to catch all more than 150 Pokémon for Pokémon researcher Prof. Oak. Pokémon are animal-like creatures with strange powers that inhabit every nook and cranny of the Pokémon world. Try to capture them all using PokéBalls, create your own personal team of Pokémon, and prepare them for for the ultimate battle with the Elite Four! It is a remake of the original Pokemon Green (which was sold in other territories with some graphical and gameplay improvements as Pokemon Blue and offers the same diversity of gameplay as the original. However, this game's got everything you might miss in the classic game: updated art, splendid graphics, new Pokémon and perhaps the most interesting, the wireless adapter. This allows you to wirelessly trade with your friends within a limited radius. In addition, LeafGreen lets you explore a new set of islands outside of Kanto, the Sevii Islands! Enter the union room, make the team of your dreams or explore the world of Kanto in this epic gameplay experience from the Universe of Pokémon.

Finstere Ganoven haben einen Zug entführt und rasen gen Westen, wo sie Land und Leute in Angst und Schrecken versetzen. Sattel Dein Pferd Cowboy und verfolge mit Lucky Luke den Zug. Stellt die wild um sich schießenden Banditen, bevor sie das ganze Land ausrauben! FEATURES: - Spiel mit Lucky Luke, Rantanplan oder Jolly Jumper. - Durchquere den Wilden Westen und entdecke die Mine, den Zirkus, den Hafen und viele weitere aufregende Szenen. - Starte 5 Minispiele und trete damit gegen deine Freunde an. - Mach dich auf Schießduelle, Rennen und üble Gangster gefasst, die vor nichts zurückschrecken!

In this fourth episode of the adventures of Mario's nemesis, the greedy Wario reads in a newspaper about a secret treasure lost in a pyramid. That's enough for Wario: he jumps in his car, enters the pyramid, and then you take control of him. Wario is a classic platform game with a twist: some enemies don't actually hurt you but change you into various forms, like Floating Wario, Zombie Wario, or Bat Wario.

Shrek Smash N' Crash Racing has you racing through 12 environments with gameplay similar to Mario Kart, but set in the Shrek universe. Play as one of 12 different characters each with its own unique mount, such as Shrek and a Swamp Beast, Gingy and a Cup Cake Horse and Red Riding Hood and the Wolf. Battle your way around the tracks against 5 opponents with a range of different pick-ups such as pixie dust, ogre strength and swamp gas, both defensive and offensive, to help you fight your way to the lead. The tracks have many dynamic elements, large jumps and forks with multiple routes.

King K. Rool has stolen Donkey Kong's banana stash, and Donkey Kong needs your help to get them back. In search of K. Rool, the Kremling horde impedes your progress. Kremlings, crocodile-like creatures, include Kritters (they succumb to a simple jump on the head), Krushas (they are virtually indestructible), and others. There are also other enemies that block your path, such as beavers, snakes, vultures. Leading them are dastardly bosses, including Very Gnawty, Necky, Queen B., and Dumb Drum, and they all bar the way with their own special blend of villainy. Donkey Kong is joined by Diddy Kong: these two primates differ significantly. For example, Donkey Kong is generally stronger; he can destroy most enemies with a single jump and can lift barrels straight over his head to throw them farther. On the other hand, Diddy is faster and not as strong as Donkey; he can run really fast and do cartwheels. Diddy carries barrels in front of him, creating a shield against frontal attacks. The game is split into different worlds, which are split into different levels. Each level contains bonus areas, where one can collect bananas, medallions, and lives. At the end of each world is a boss, which is usually a larger version of a minor enemy. The original Super Nintendo game was later released for Nintendo's handheld systems. The Game Boy Color version has an exclusive level (Necky Nutmare) and additional bonus games, Funky's Fishing and five Crosshair Cranky minigames. There was also the addition of collectible DK sticker packs scattered throughout the levels. These sticker packs could be printed out using the Game Boy Printer. The game also has two more difficulty options that become available after beating the game.Beating the game once lets the player turn off DK barrels and beating the game a second time will let the player turn off checkpoint barrels. The Game Boy Advance version also had additional bonus games. It to has a version of Funky's Fishing but instead of the crosshair themed games, there is now Candy's Dance Studio, which hosts six dance games. There is also the additions of a time attack mode called DK Attack, a harder difficulty mode called Hero Mode (can only play as Diddy Kong and the game no longer offers Donkey Kong barrels and checkpoints throughout the levels), and the sticker book idea from the Gameboy Color version was replaced with collecting scrapbook pictures instead.

Sonic the Hedgehog has arrived for his first ever adventure on a Nintendo console. Sonic Advance combines elements from the original Sonic series on Sega's Genesis, as well as from the Dreamcast Sonic Adventure series. Choose from Sonic, Knuckles, Tails, or Amy and take them through level after level of fast gameplay and ring collecting, dodging enemies in your path towards the final showdown with Dr Robotnik (aka Dr Eggman). Collect Chaos Emeralds along the way to transform into Super Sonic for added speed, and train your Chao to exchange them into Sonic Adventure 2 Battle on the Nintendo GameCube. You can also play four-player battle modes with your friends, using one game cart between 4 GBAs.

Quidditch, the broomstick and ball “sport” of the Harry Potter world comes to life in this simulation. For those unfamiliar with the game, two seven-player teams of flying wizards attempt to score goals with one ball while dodging more flying balls and each other. For those who are familiar with the game, you will be happy to know that the players, positions, and “strategies” of Quidditch are faithfully recreated. The game starts with a player selecting which of the four Hogwarts school teams he or she wishes to play for. Following some tutorial events, they are launched into the competition for the Hogwarts Cup against the other three teams. As the player wins games and completes specific challenges (such as “score 120 points in one game”) they collect Quidditch cards which unlock special combo moves. Once a player has won the school championship, they can go on to play as one of nine international teams competing for the Quidditch World Cup each with its own style and special combo moves. After winning the cup once, there are still more cards to be collected by playing and winning as different teams. People familiar with actual sports know that the rules of Quidditch (as described in Rowlings' books) are fundamentally flawed and that the only meaningful part of the game is the 1 on 1 competition between the two seekers trying to catch the golden snitch. Quidditch World Cup alleviates this problem with the “golden snitch bar”. As the game progresses, completing action combos and performing special moves adds to a team progress bar. Eventually, when the snitch appears, the team with better positioning on the bar will start with an advantage in the chase. Ironically, this system rewards things other than actual scoring so in-game goals still remain mostly meaningless (except on lower difficulty levels where it is very easy to build a 160+ point lead and make the snitch inconsequential). Because it is designed for younger audiences, Quidditch World Cup lacks most of the advanced features you would expect in an EA sports game (league play, team management, etc…). It also lacks any multiplayer options other than two-player (same machine) exhibition matches

Spiel: Pokémon Arcoiris (Replika) - GBA (nur Modul) - Achtung es handelt sich dabei um eine Replika, kein originales Spiel. Konsole: Game Boy Advance (GBA) Sprache: Englisch Zustand: Gebraucht / Gut erhalten

Konsole: Nintendo Tasche GSP5 - Gameboy Advance SP (GBA) Farbe: Silber-Schwarz Zustand: Gebraucht / Gut erhalten Im Lieferumfang enthalten: Nintendo Tasche GSP5 - Gameboy Advance SP

Konsole: Universal Link Kabel für Gameboy Color - Gameboy Advance (GBA/GBC) Farbe: Silber Sprache: Deutsch Zustand: Gebraucht / Gut erhalten Im Lieferumfang enthalten: Universal Link Kabel für Gameboy Color - Gameboy Advance

Spiel: Yu-Gi-Oh! Worldwide Edition Stairway to the Destined Duel - Game Boy Advance (nur Modul) Konsole: Game Boy Advance (GBA) Sprache: Deutsch Zustand: Gebraucht / Gut erhalten

Spiel: Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters International - Game Boy Advance (nur Modul) Konsole: Game Boy Advance (GBA) Sprache: Japanisch Zustand: Gebraucht / Gut erhalten

Spiel: Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 7 City Legend - Game Boy Advance (nur Modul) Konsole: Game Boy Advance (GBA) Sprache: Japanisch Zustand: Gebraucht / Gut erhalten

Spiel: Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 5 Expert 1 - Game Boy Advance (nur Modul) Konsole: Game Boy Advance (GBA) Sprache: Japanisch Zustand: Gebraucht / Gut erhalten

Spiel: Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Duel Academy Duel King - Game Boy Advance (nur Modul) Konsole: Game Boy Advance (GBA) Sprache: Japanisch Zustand: Gebraucht / Gut erhalten

Spiel: Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters Expert 3 - Game Boy Advance (nur Modul) Konsole: Game Boy Advance (GBA) Sprache: Japanisch Zustand: Gebraucht / Gut erhalten

Spiel: Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 6 Expert 2 - Game Boy Advance (nur Modul) Konsole: Game Boy Advance (GBA) Sprache: Deutsch Zustand: Gebraucht / Gut erhalten

Konsole: Nintendo Game Boy Advance SP (GBA) Farbe: Schwarz Sprache: Deutsch Zustand: Gebraucht / Gut erhalten Im Lieferumfang enthalten: Game Boy Advance SP Ladegerät - AGS 002

Konsole: Nintendo Game Boy Advance (GBA) ohne Originalverpackung Farbe: Grau Sprache: Deutsch Zustand: Gebraucht / Gut erhalten Im Lieferumfang enthalten: Game Boy Advance AC-DC Adapter Set

Konsole: Nintendo Game Boy Advance (GBA) Farbe: Violet Sprache: Deutsch Zustand: Gebraucht / Gut erhalten Im Lieferumfang enthalten: Game Boy Advance Violet

Konsole: Nintendo Game Boy Advance (GBA) Farbe: Transparent Blau Sprache: Deutsch Zustand: Gebraucht / Gut erhalten Im Lieferumfang enthalten: Game Boy Advance Transparent Blau Softcase

Konsole: Nintendo Game Boy Advance (GBA) Farbe: Pink Sprache: Deutsch Zustand: Gebraucht / Gut erhalten Im Lieferumfang enthalten: Game Boy Advance Pink

Konsole: Nintendo Game Boy Advance SP (GBA) Farbe: Silber Sprache: Deutsch Zustand: Gebraucht / Gut erhalten Im Lieferumfang enthalten: Game Boy Advance SP Silber Ladegerät