Super Dodge Ball Advance
Game » consists of 2 releases. Released Jun 11, 2001
A GBA dodgeball game developed by the creators of Super Dodge Ball and other Kunio-kun games, but without the Kunio license.
Super Dodge Ball Advance lists
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GBA Collection 0
My thankfully short collection of Game Boy Advance games.
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Game Boy Advance Game Collection 1
My collection of GBA games.
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First Games Played by Platform 0
The first games I played on a given platform.
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Collection 9
nintendoeats: Collection
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Played Games 0
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Games better than expected 2
These are games that I played through, and while not gems unto themselves, were far more enjoyable than one would expect.
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Collection 0
MegaDaffy's video game collection!
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Top Obscure Game by Console 2
This is a list of what I believe are the best obscure games (that I know of) on each console. I have limited it to one game per console. In addition, I am only including games that, to the best of my knowledge, only have a very small cult following a
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GBA/DS 0
GBA/DS
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My Collection: Game Boy Advanced 0
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GB + GBC + GBA personal collection 0
My game boy game collection across the 3 platforms.
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Games I have 0
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The Neverending Review Quest 0
A quest I started 3 years ago thanks to dpadd.com. Although it didn't start off with this in mind I ended up spending more time on writing at least a few sentences on each game I finished. These are more like my thoughts on the game instead of a trad
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GBA Wishlist 0
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StealthRUSH's Top 100 Favorite Game Boy Advance Games 0
Sadly riddled with remakes for the late millennial-generation to experience, with only a handful of unique exclusive titles to offer. Honorable Mention: Tales of Phantasia, River City Ransom, Harvest Moon: More Friends of Mineral Town, Harvest Moon:
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Best of GBA as told by Blakhelm 0
A WIP list of best GBA games. There are some great games that didn't make this list SIMPLY because I haven't played them yet.
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Sports Games I actually Like 0
So many of us nerdy types have little to no interest in sports. The minute I hear co-workers and family members talk about coaches and quarterbacks, and tune out immediately, having no reverence for the various stats associated with sweaty men playin
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