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Midway has announced that the Game Boy Advance remake of the original 1980s Spy Hunter arcade game will be shipping to retail locations tomorrow. Spy Hunter for the Game Boy Advance will allow players to take control of the G-6155 Interceptor, a transforming vehicle that can morph between automobile, powerboat, or motorcycle forms. The Interceptor is also armed with a variety of weaponry, including machine guns and heat-seeking missiles. There will be eight missions in total, across several global locations.
"Now Game Boy Advance owners can experience the only game that features the G-6155 Interceptor and the addictive gameplay that made Spy Hunter a favorite among console gamers," said Helene Sheeler, vice president of marketing, Midway
"Now Game Boy Advance owners can experience the only game that features the G-6155 Interceptor and the addictive gameplay that made Spy Hunter a favorite among console gamers," said Helene Sheeler, vice president of marketing, Midway
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Midway has announced that the Game Boy Advance remake of the original 1980s Spy Hunter arcade game will be shipping to retail locations tomorrow. Spy Hunter for the Game Boy Advance will allow players to take control of the G-6155 Interceptor, a transforming vehicle that can morph between automobile, powerboat, or motorcycle forms. The Interceptor is also armed with a variety of weaponry, including machine guns and heat-seeking missiles. There will be eight missions in total, across several global locations.
"Now Game Boy Advance owners can experience the only game that features the G-6155 Interceptor and the addictive gameplay that made Spy Hunter a favorite among console gamers," said Helene Sheeler, vice president of marketing, Midway
"Now Game Boy Advance owners can experience the only game that features the G-6155 Interceptor and the addictive gameplay that made Spy Hunter a favorite among console gamers," said Helene Sheeler, vice president of marketing, Midway