Category: Gameboy Advance

Gorillas Advanced puts two badly drawn Gorillas and a pixel sized banana, against each other. On each side of the screen is a gorilla. Inbetween the gorillas are skyscraper buildings of different heights. You must enter the angle and velocity of the banana, while taking into consideration the wind factor, to hit the opposing gorilla. Read more about Gorillas Advance v2.1

Six Pack Man is a run-and-jump screen to screen platform game (a la Montezuma's Revenge) that was heavily inspired by an old Amiga game called PlatMan. Read more about Six Pack Man

In Bam?, you play MonkeyMonkey, a nice little monkey who's lost in a diluted world. In order to escape from this scary place, you'll need to use the color Cross, an item that enables you to make mysterious colored platform appear. However, the color Cross needs power and honestly, do you know any better biofuel than bananas? Read more about Bam (07-01-2007)

This is a simple arcade-style space shootem'up called Microshooter. Read more about Microshooter

In this point-and-click adventure, mainly being developed by 2 people, you take control over our hero called Russ Kimble. Read more about The last Seal

This is a GBA version of the board game Super Master Mind by Invicta Plastics. The goal is to determine the hidden color code through educated guessing. After each guess, you will be given information about your guess that you can use to determine your next guess. Read more about Super Master Mind

It's a spinning cube, nothing too special. but it includes full source-code so it might be usefull to some people who want to learn how to draw polygons, rotation or backface culling. Read more about Kubus (Cube)

Mechanize is a demo for Game Boy Advance Vivid Design. Read more about Mechanize

Originally for the BBC Micro, released in 1987 by Julian Avis. Explore Dungeons! Read more about Dunjunz v1.0

Kara Kara Cubes is a puzzle game. The object of the game is to switch any two cubes in the playfield to create groups of three or more horizontally or vertically. Doing so causes the groups to be removed and replacement cubes to fall from the top. Removing cubes causes the Next Level bar to increase. Filling the bar moves to the next level. Read more about Kara Kara Cubes