THE GAME LIBRARY
All Retro Games
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84 games
Pokémon Emerald
Explore Hoenn, catch Pokémon, and build a team for turn-based battles in this expanded companion to Ruby and Sapphire. Your journey takes you through eight Gyms and into a conflict involving rival organizations and the region's legendary Pokémon. Alongside the main adventure, Emerald adds the Battle Frontier, offering further challenges after the Pokémon League. Team choices, move combinations, and double battles give you plenty of ways to develop your strategy.
Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land
Help Kirby restore dreams to Dream Land in this Game Boy Advance remake of Kirby's Adventure. Run, jump, and float through colorful stages, inhaling enemies and copying their abilities to deal with obstacles and bosses. The journey follows the scattered pieces of the Star Rod, with secrets to uncover along the way. Redrawn graphics and updated sound accompany the familiar platforming adventure, while extra modes provide challenges beyond the main story.
Pokémon FireRed
Return to Kanto in this Game Boy Advance remake of the original Pokémon adventure. In FireRed, you explore towns, routes, and caves while catching Pokémon and raising a team for turn-based battles. Defeat Gym Leaders, work toward the Pokémon League, and discover the additional Sevii Islands. Updated presentation and built-in guidance accompany the familiar journey, combining team building and exploration in a portable version of the series' first region.
Pokémon LeafGreen
Pokémon LeafGreen revisits Kanto with updated graphics and the extra Sevii Islands to explore. Start with a partner Pokémon, travel between towns and wild areas, and strengthen your team through turn-based battles. Gym challenges and the Pokémon League provide the main milestones, while catching different Pokémon offers another reason to revisit familiar routes. This companion to FireRed brings the original region to Game Boy Advance with a fresh presentation and additional places to discover.
The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap
Join Link and his talking companion Ezlo on an adventure through Hyrule that changes dramatically with your size. Shrinking into the tiny world of the Minish opens paths and reveals details that are easy to miss at normal scale. Explore dungeons, solve environmental puzzles, and find tools that unlock new routes. Sword combat, hidden discoveries, and Kinstone matching round out a journey to confront Vaati and help Princess Zelda.
Metroid: Zero Mission
Samus Aran returns to planet Zebes in this expanded Game Boy Advance remake of the first Metroid. Explore interconnected caverns, battle Space Pirates, and collect weapons and movement upgrades that open previously unreachable paths. The adventure combines precise platforming with exploration and repeated visits to familiar areas as Samus becomes more capable. New locations and an additional chapter extend the original mission, giving this version its own identity beyond updated visuals.
Metroid Fusion
Investigate a research station overrun by the shape-shifting X parasites as bounty hunter Samus Aran. Metroid Fusion mixes side-scrolling combat and platforming with a more directed sequence of missions, while its connected environments still reward exploration and newly acquired abilities. Recover equipment, absorb defeated parasites, and open routes through the station's sectors. The setting and unfolding investigation give each objective a sense of urgency as the threat grows.
Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow
Play as Soma Cruz, drawn into a mysterious castle during a solar eclipse in the year 2035. Aria of Sorrow combines side-scrolling action with character growth, equipment, and an interconnected map. Its Tactical Soul system lets Soma absorb enemy abilities, creating new options for combat and exploration. Search rooms for useful gear, learn how different powers work together, and return to earlier passages when new abilities make further progress possible.
Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3
Travel across eight kingdoms in this Game Boy Advance adaptation of Super Mario Bros. 3. Mario and Luigi run, jump, and fly through varied stages, with an overworld map connecting levels, fortresses, and airships. Familiar power-ups such as the Super Leaf and Frog Suit change how you tackle obstacles and enemies. Based on the enhanced Super Mario All-Stars version, this release brings the classic platform adventure to Nintendo's handheld.
Mario Kart: Super Circuit
Take Mario and other familiar racers onto compact kart tracks filled with corners, hazards, and collectible items. Super Circuit combines racing lines and drifting with power-ups that can disrupt opponents or help you recover ground. Collecting coins also matters to your speed, adding another choice to each lap. Different engine classes and character weight classes change the feel of a race as you work through the game's Grand Prix competition.
Pokémon Ruby
Begin a Pokémon journey through Hoenn, training a team and challenging Gym Leaders on the way to the Pokémon League. Ruby introduces Pokémon abilities, double battles, and Contests alongside the series' familiar catching and turn-based combat. Its story brings you into conflict with Team Magma and their plans involving Groudon. Routes, towns, and wild encounters give your party room to grow as you explore this region at your own pace.
Pokémon Sapphire
Explore Hoenn with a growing team of Pokémon in Sapphire, a companion adventure to Ruby. Catch new partners, consider their abilities, and choose moves carefully during turn-based battles and Gym challenges. Contests and double battles add alternatives to the usual route through the Pokémon League. Sapphire's story focuses on Team Aqua and their plans involving Kyogre, giving this release a distinct version of the region's central conflict.
Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga
Mario and Luigi leave the Mushroom Kingdom for the Beanbean Kingdom to recover Princess Peach's stolen voice. This role-playing adventure combines comic encounters with exploration that asks you to coordinate both brothers. Battles use turns, but timed button presses strengthen attacks and help defend against enemies. New movement skills open paths and solve puzzles, while equipment and character growth support the duo through their encounters with Cackletta and Fawful.
Advance Wars
Command an army in turn-based battles where positioning and the order of your actions can decide the outcome. Advance Wars introduces its systems through Field Training before sending you into a campaign of tactical missions. Different objectives include eliminating opposing forces or capturing an enemy headquarters. Commanding officers add personality to the conflict, while War Room challenges and a map editor offer ways to explore the strategy beyond the campaign.
Advance Wars 2: Black Hole Rising
Lead the allied nations of Macro Land against a new Black Hole invasion in this turn-based strategy sequel. Plan unit movements, protect your army, and adapt to mission objectives that extend beyond simply defeating every enemy. The campaign offers more freedom to choose missions, with enemy installations such as Black Cannons adding tactical problems to solve. New elements build on the first Advance Wars while keeping careful planning at the center of play.
Golden Sun
Follow Isaac and his fellow Adepts across Weyard on a quest to prevent the release of Alchemy's power. Golden Sun pairs turn-based battles with environmental puzzles built around Psynergy, elemental abilities that also work outside combat. Push obstacles, reveal routes, and revisit places as your options expand. Collectible Djinn influence character classes and abilities, connecting party preparation with the exploration that carries the adventure from one settlement and dungeon to another.
Golden Sun: The Lost Age
Golden Sun's story continues from a different perspective as Felix and his companions seek to restore Alchemy to Weyard. Explore settlements, dungeons, and a broader world of seas and islands, using Psynergy to manipulate the environment and solve puzzles. Turn-based combat and collectible Djinn return, offering room to adjust your party's abilities. New powers encourage further exploration as the group's journey expands beyond the path followed in the first game.
Fire Emblem
Known as The Blazing Blade, this Game Boy Advance adventure follows Lyn, Eliwood, and Hector through a conflict in Elibe. Guide a growing cast of allies across grid-based battlefields, using their different classes and equipment to meet each chapter's objectives. Character relationships sit alongside tactical decisions, and fallen units can be lost permanently. The result is a strategy role-playing campaign where protecting individual allies matters as much as advancing toward victory.
Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones
Join Eirika and Ephraim as they gather allies following Grado's invasion of their kingdom, Renais. The Sacred Stones combines grid-based tactical battles with character growth, support conversations, and branching class promotions. An overworld map and optional battles give you opportunities to develop your army between story chapters. As in other Fire Emblem adventures, permanent losses make positioning and protecting vulnerable units important parts of each encounter across the continent of Magvel.
Final Fantasy Tactics Advance
Lead Marche and a growing clan through the world of Ivalice after a mysterious book transforms his surroundings. Final Fantasy Tactics Advance centers on missions and tactical battles across isometric maps, with jobs and equipment shaping each unit's abilities. Judges enforce changing laws that influence your choices in combat. Recruiting allies and developing their skills supports a story about Marche's attempt to understand this unfamiliar world and find a way home.
Wario Land 4
Wario enters a mysterious pyramid in search of treasure, exploring colorful passages filled with enemies, hidden rooms, and unusual transformations. Each stage asks you to find jewel pieces and a key before hitting a switch that starts a frantic escape. The return journey can change the route you just explored, mixing careful searching with quick platforming. Gather riches, unlock boss encounters, and uncover the pyramid's secrets.
WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!
Wario's latest money-making idea turns into a rapid succession of tiny games, each demanding a different reaction within seconds. Read a short instruction, work out what to do, and finish before the timer expires. The challenges jump between sports, everyday oddities, and Nintendo references as the pace increases. Character stages, longer boss challenges, and unlockable activities give you more ways to test your reflexes and chase higher scores.
Sonic Advance
Sonic brings his fast platforming to the Game Boy Advance with Tails, Knuckles, and Amy joining the adventure. Race through zones packed with loops, springs, rings, and Dr. Eggman's machines. Each character handles differently: Tails can fly, Knuckles can climb and glide, and Amy uses her hammer. Explore alternate routes, tackle bosses at the end of each zone, and seek special stages where Chaos Emeralds await.
Sonic Advance 2
Sonic races through larger stages in an adventure built around momentum, quick reactions, and hidden routes. Cream the Rabbit and her companion Cheese join the cast, while other familiar characters become available as you progress. Collect rings, launch from springs, and keep moving through each zone before facing its boss. Finding all seven special rings in an act opens a further challenge for players hunting the Chaos Emeralds.