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I get £20 a week and I have a ps2 pc and dc(god rest its soul) I was wondering would it be worth me buying a GBA?
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Absolutely - I would recommend it!!
buy one!
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Yer you might aswell get one! Weeks of joy will follow!
There are several reason why you should save up and get a GBA.
Number One. The games are brilliant. Out at the moment, you have Mario Kart: Super Circuit, which is an absolutely superb game, and is every bit as good as the other previous Mario Kart titles. There is also games like Bomberman, Tony Hawks 2 and F Zero, all of which are really good. The future games are looking good as well, with Final Fight One topping my list of GBA games to get next, although there are several good games coming out as well.
The GBA is also backward compatable, so if you own a Gameboy or GBC, you will still be able to play those games. This is a brilliant feature, as it means there are absolutley tonnes of games to choose from when you do eventually get around to buying one.
The games themselves look very similar to SNES games, although better if you ask me. Mario Kart Super Circuit for example has 20 of it very own tracks as well as four exclusive Battle mode tracks, and also include are all of the SNES tracks (which are very hard to get by the way). Each of the tracks look every bit as good as the SNES and more, with added touches such as rain. Brilliant.
I hope this makes your decision much easier my friend.
Number One. The games are brilliant. Out at the moment, you have Mario Kart: Super Circuit, which is an absolutely superb game, and is every bit as good as the other previous Mario Kart titles. There is also games like Bomberman, Tony Hawks 2 and F Zero, all of which are really good. The future games are looking good as well, with Final Fight One topping my list of GBA games to get next, although there are several good games coming out as well.
The GBA is also backward compatable, so if you own a Gameboy or GBC, you will still be able to play those games. This is a brilliant feature, as it means there are absolutley tonnes of games to choose from when you do eventually get around to buying one.
The games themselves look very similar to SNES games, although better if you ask me. Mario Kart Super Circuit for example has 20 of it very own tracks as well as four exclusive Battle mode tracks, and also include are all of the SNES tracks (which are very hard to get by the way). Each of the tracks look every bit as good as the SNES and more, with added touches such as rain. Brilliant.
I hope this makes your decision much easier my friend.
you'll not regret it, i got Konami as my first game and even after you've completed it you'll stay playing for ages.
you bought konami! i bet that was expensive! as for playing with them, i don't wan't to know!
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Konami! Must have been quite expensive!
lol
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