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name	publisher(developer)	year	description
Dark Arena	Majesco Sales (Graphic State)	2001	Dark Arena for the Game Boy Advance is a first-person shooter in the classic gameplay style of Doom, but with the refinements and additions of games such as GoldenEye and Perfect Dark. Frantic and fun, Dark Arena combines raw action gameplay with strategic play and puzzle solving. It's the year 2146, and the United Arms Organization has completed the top-secret training of its finest soldiers. Genetically engineered opponents have been created to assess the combat skills of each trainee. These opponents are extremely dangerous, very aggressive, and considered the ultimate challenge. And now they have taken over the facility, killing everybody--everybody but you. Defeat the enemies and you just might live long enough to cross the camp and escape.* [100]* [12]*** [32]
European Super League	Virgin (Aqua Pacific)	2001
Lucky Luke: Wanted!	Nintendo (Infogrames)	2001
NBA Jam 2002	Acclaim Sports (Digital Creations)	2001	This official NBA-licensed game includes all 29 teams and courts and more than 140 NBA superstars. NBA Jam 2002 offers two-on-two arcade action and two new Jam-style courts, including Beach and Street Jam. This version of the game marks the return of Fun mode, with player hot spots, hang time, half-court superdunks, and on-fire players. The game includes signature and special player moves, including alley-oops, sky hooks, and off-the-glass passes, and various modes of play, such as practice, season, playoffs, Jam style, head-to-head, and the all-new Horse mode. You will be able to unlock secret teams, such as the NBA Rookie Team, East and West All-Star Teams, and the All-NBA Team, and access tons of hidden cheat codes and surprises.* [100]* [12]
Rekka no Hono - The Game	Konami	2001
Robot Wars - Advanced Destruction	BBC (Crawfish Interactive)	2001	Design and customize your own deadly druids, adding flamethrowers, steel spikes and other weapons of destruction. Choose a custom robot or drive familiar steel soldiers such as Hypo-Disc, Chaos 2 and Panic Attack in a number of game modes and see who is the ruler of Robots.
F-Zero: Maximum Velocity	Nintendo	2001	How about a little frictionless racing? F-Zero: Maximum Velocity, based on the groundbreaking game for the Super NES, puts you in the cockpit of a futuristic hovercraft racer. Using the Game Boy Advance's shoulder buttons to steer, players will slide through curves and around obstacles as they hurtle their high-speed, low-gravity racers across the finish line. F-Zero: Maximum Velocity incorporates never-before-seen tracks and vehicles into the traditional mix of speed pads and jumps. Best of all, up to four Game Boy Advance units can be networked via the separately sold communication cable for head-to-head racing.***F-Zero is the ultimate futuristic racing challenge with the fastest vehicles and the most hair-raising courses in the universe. This is racing as extreme as ever. Steer your way to the top of the Grand Prix circuit to unlock hidden tracks and vehicles. F-Zero is an intense rush for speed freaks everywhere.
Kuru Kuru Kururin	Nintendo (Eighting)	2001	From the European game box: [i][b]A simple concept with a completely awesome challenge![/b] Easy to learn but difficult to master, once you start you'll never be able to stop! Attempt to reach the goal, by navigating the rotating helicopter through increasingly narrow labyrinths while avoiding the moving obstacles. Every mission needs a steady hand and nerves of steel! Enjoy multi-player action with a single Game Pak, simply link multiple Game Boy Advance systems and race against your friends![/i]
Super Dodge Ball Advance	Atlus (Million)	2001	The year is 20XX, and dodge ball has become the number one sport in the world. Teams from all over the world now compete in dodge ball tournaments to prove once and for all who is the best dodge ball team ever. Do you have what it takes to lead your team all the way to the top?* [100]* [12]***Just like the NES Super Dodgeball made by Technos, only with better graphics, sounds, and controls. [Obsurd Slerd]
Top Gear GT Championship	Kemco;Kotobuki Systems (Vision Works)	2001	Race through six of Japan's most challenging real-world race courses or use a built-in track editor to create custom courses. Top Gear GT features 22 authentic cars from the All Japan Grand Touring Car circuit each of which can be tuned and tweaked for optimal performance before a race.
Tweety and The Magic Gems	Kemco	2001
Iridion 3D	Majesco (Shin'en)	2001	When a hotshot pilot returns to Earth from a deep-space mission to find that the evil Iridion Empire has taken over his home planet, he does what any natural, warm-blooded earthling would do: he starts kicking alien butt! Iridion 3-D pushes the Game Boy Advance hardware to new levels of near-3-D graphics and lustrous color in this space shooter. Players fly their SHN fighters toward oncoming hordes of aliens through seven large levels. Be sure to pick up the five extra weapons along the way, each of which can be powered-up three times, to prepare for the big-boss showdowns.***All of a sudden an alien mothership pops up in the sky over a giant city of planet earth and send its deadly children down to destroy. You start your revenge in a 3D tube. Technically very cool shooter reminding of After Burner and similar Sega classics.
Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure	Interplay;Majesco Games (Pipe Dream Interactive)	2001	Back before Mario was getting top billing, Pitfall Harry was swinging through a platform adventure of his own. Now, decades later, Harry's back on the vine in Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure, this time for the Game Boy Advance. Pitfall benefits as much from the GBA's deep color palette, which brings intricate jungle and temple settings to life, as it does from pit-spanning advancements in the genre's gameplay. More than just hopping over holes and snapping crocs, Harry will have to unravel puzzles, negotiate tricky new environments (like a spider-web trampoline), and take down dangerous foes to get what he wants: gold, jewels, and precious artifacts.* [100]* [12]*** [32]
Ready 2 Rumble Boxing: Round 2	Midway (Crawfish Interactive)	2001
Super Street Fighter II Turbo Revival	Capcom;Ubi Soft (Capcom)	2001	With a name like SUPER STREET FIGHTER II TURBO: Revival Edition, you know this game has some history behind it. Possibly the most popular hand-to-hand combat series ever, STREET FIGHTER makes its GBA debut in fine form. Choose from a long list of classic brawlers like Ryu and Bison, and then try to make your way through the most intense tournament ever. Updated graphics make this one of the most heated handheld events ever, and simplified controls make it easy for all gamers to jump right into the action, regardless of prior STREET FIGHTER experience. Select light, medium, or heavy attacks for your kicks and punches, and use button combinations to unleash the truly dangerous moves. Blending the background art of such installments as STREET FIGHTER TURBO with new character animations, SUPER STREET FIGHTER II TURBO: Revival Edition delivers the most comprehensive visual scope in the series. Play alone or link up with a friend.* [100]* [12]*Japanese version [32]* [32]
Wario Land 4	Nintendo	2001	Mario's wicked nemesis just doesn't know when to give up, as evidenced by this fourth chapter in the ongoing Wario Land saga. This time around, Wario finds himself in trouble when his greed lands him in the middle of a cursed pyramid. In search of gold and jewels, Wario entered the structure without paying heed to repeated warnings of the pyramid's curse, and now he'll be lucky to escape with his life. Make your way through 20 massive levels as the wicked Wario, collecting as many valuables as you can. You can use your findings to purchase bonus items at the end of each stage, using the acquisitions to further your progress in the game. There are plenty of punches, jumps, kicks, and tricks to master throughout the action, and there are even a handful of mini-games to keep you amused when you're not adventuring. Lots of bad guys and boss characters will try to make your escape more difficult, and there are plenty of unique challenges to stretch your reflexes and imagination.
Tetris Worlds	THQ (3d6 Games)	2001
Fortress	Majesco (Pipe Dream Interactive)	2001	Mixing the strategy of Rampart and the puzzle elements of Tetris, Fortress will have players using blocks to build forts around four themes: caveman, medieval, pirate, and futuristic. The reason for building your fort, of course, is that an opponent (either the computer or up to three friends networked to your GBA via the separately sold communication cable) is trying to knock you silly with projectile weapons. The better you are at building smart fortification, the better you'll be able to return your opponent's volleys. Also, special magic spells and attack soldiers add depth to the game.* [100]* [12]*** [32]
Jurassic Park III - Park Builder	Konami	2001	Do you have what it takes to manage a successful Jurassic Park? Jurassic Park III: Park Builder allows players to create a simulated version of the dinosaur theme park. Construct a park from scratch, complete with restaurants, shops, and attractions. Search the world for DNA samples and use them to create more than 100 dinosaurs for your park, or trade DNA with a friend. But you'll need to be careful that your dinosaurs don't become sick, or, even worse, escape!
MX 2002 Featuring Ricky Carmichael	THQ (Tiertex)	2001	MX 2002 Featuring Ricky Carmichael contains a robust and addictive freestyle mode, including the Bus Jump and Step-Up Challenge. It's also the only game featuring Ricky Carmichael, four-time AMA supercross national champion. It includes 30 real riders from the 125cc, 250cc, and freestyle ranks, including Mike LaRocco, Kevin Windham, Ezra Lusk, Carey Hart, Trevor Vines, Mike Jones, and James "Bubba" Stewart. There are 22 motocross, supercross, amateur, fantasy, and freestyle tracks in the game, and such competitions as Loretta Lynn's Amateur National Motocross Championships, the Chevy Trucks U.S. Motocross Championships, the FreeRide Moto-X Championships, and the THQ U.S. Open are represented.
NFL Blitz 2002	Midway (OutLook Entertainment)	2001	NFL Blitz 20-02 has "evolved" to bring fast-paced action, awesome graphics and NFL strategy to the Game Boy Advance! NFL Blitz 20-02 delivers more than just an arcade or simulation football game with its unique mix of fast-action, over-the-top attitude and authentic NFL attributes.
F-14 Tomcat	Majesco (Virtuacraft)	2001	Based on the game Turn and Burn for the Super NES, F-14 Tomcat is an air-combat sim that puts players in the cockpit of an F-14 Tomcat. Your job is to patrol the not-so-friendly skies and to shoot down any pilot dumb enough encroach on your territory. You're armed with a 20 mm cannon and a few air-to-air missiles to take out enemy fighters and transport planes. The game offers cockpit and rear views, as well as support for up to three other players via the separately sold communication cable.* [100]* [12]*** [32]
Final Fight One	Capcom;Ubi Soft (Capcom)	2001	[media=youtube]https://youtu.be/_ICCKhPjkSk[/media]* [100]* [12]*Classic arcade action is unleashed on the Game Boy Advance in Final Fight One. There's trouble in Metro City. The members of the Mad Gear Gang have kidnapped the mayor's daughter Jessica and the clock is ticking.* [32]*** [32]
Power Rangers Time Force	THQ (Vicarious Visions)	2001
Puyo Pop	Sega;THQ (Sonic Team;Caret House)	2001	Help Arle and Carbuncle make their way home and take on tons of wacky characters in Puyo Pop, a fast-paced puzzle game. It's a mad scramble to erase Puyo, create chain combos, and fill up your opponent's playfield. Puyo Pop features more than 18 levels of gameplay, 15 characters, and the ability to go head-to-head against up to four players on one cartridge via the Game Link cable.***Released in Japan (2001) and the USA (2002), the European release was cancelled.
Phalanx - The Enforce Fighter A-144	Kemco	2001	A mysterious alien race has seized the colony of Delia IV, the solitary Terran planet among a maze of floating rocks and ice in the outer frontier arm of the Andromeda Galaxy. You are Riki Sanada, a genetically enhanced pilot with reactions thirty-three times faster than ordinary humans.*** [32]
Monsters, Inc.	Disney;THQ (Natsume)	2001	Monstropolis is having a huge energy crisis and it's up to Mike and Sulley to find a cure. Help them solve the mystery by talking to friends, getting clues, collecting items, learning new tricks and using their scare and joke tactics to take care of Monstropolis' ever-present energy-crisis.*** [32]
Driven	Bam! Entertainment (Crawfish Interactive)	2001	Driven is a game of explosive racing action straight from the movie screen. Test your driving talent through multiple race modes, including arcade, test, story, championship, and multiplayer. You can unlock cars and tracks through success in the championship mode and ensure endless hours of game replay. Four-player action is possible with Driven's multi-boot option. You can also take the race to the city, chasing your teammate through busy streets while avoiding oncoming traffic and other obstacles. Experience true team racing with two different driver perspectives: blocker and racer for pole position. You can choose from six teams and 12 drivers--each with individual strengths and weaknesses--and race on more than eight unique tracks, from sunny Angels Bay in California to the picturesque countryside of Manley Park in England to the city circuit of New York.* [100]* [12]*** [32]
WWF Road to Wrestlemania	THQ (Natsume)	2001
Super Bust-a-Move	Ubi Soft;Taito (Altron)	2001	The BUST-A-MOVE series makes its first appearance on the Game Boy Advance with SUPER BUST-A-MOVE, which retains the play mechanics of the earlier games in the series. Rows of bubbles line the top of the screen; at the bottom is a dial that can be move left and right. Players must fire bubbles from the dial to the top of the screen. When three or more bubbles come into contact, they explode, while the bubbles they were holding up drop to the ground. Much like SPACE INVADERS, all of the bubbles will move down a row at certain intervals, and when a bubble crosses the line near the bottom of the screen the game is over. If you are looking for a real challenge, play a friend in a head-to-head match up. Fans of BUST-A-MOVE will have something to cheer about with SUPER BUST-A-MOVE.*** [32]
Gradius Advance	Konami (Mobile21)	2001	An evil force has taken over a distant star system and only you can stop it. You will soar through waves of enemy attacks, battling with photon missiles, laser beams, and other weapons (14 in all). All the elements that made the previous Gradius games popular are back, with all-new levels and a dramatically enlarged scale of your foes (bosses can now fill the entire screen). For novice players, there is a new beginner mode and three levels of difficulty so that everyone will be able to enjoy the game.* [100]* [12]***Gradius Advance is the European title, Gradius Galaxies is the American title and Gradius Generation is the Japanese title.
Planet Monsters	Titus (Planet Interactive Development)	2001
E.T. The Extra Terrestrial	NewKidCo;Ubi Soft (NewKidCo)	2001	E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial lets you play as Elliott, E.T., or both in an action-adventure game that re-creates the characters, locations, and excitement of the 1982 movie. You'll face the same challenges as the movie's heroes, such as assembling the transmitter to phone home, breaking E.T. out of quarantine, piloting the bikes through the treetops, and trying to flee the authorities.*** [100]
International Superstar Soccer	Konami	2001
Kao The Kangaroo	Titus Software	2001	After being kidnapped from his beautiful home, Kao must find his way back to Australia. Armed with comedy-sized boxing gloves, Kao hops, skips, and triple jumps his way to the Game Boy Advance* [100]* [12]*** [32]
Shanghai Advance	Sunsoft (SunSoft)	2001
Mortal Kombat Advance	Midway (Virtuacraft)	2001	The realm of Mortal Kombat has now entered the Game Boy® Advance universe with the introduction of Mortal Kombat Advance. Classic Mortal Kombat action returns as you defend the Earth against the most lethal fighters from Outworld. Immerse yourself in battle and prepare for the fight of your life as you enter the world of Mortal Kombat Advance and discover what awaits you.
The Flintstones - Big Trouble in Bedrock	Swing! Entertainment (H2O)	2001	Barney is ancient history unless Fred can save him from the most sinster villian of the Stone Age. You're the center of the action with such amazing animation and classic Flintstones' scences that Wilma, Betty, and the entire town of Bedrock come to life right before your eyes. So fuel up on bronto ribs and be ready for anything because it's a dangerous prehistoric world and it may just take Fred's famous bowling ball and a few tricks from Gazoo to get Barney back alive.
Droopy's Tennis Open	LSP (Bit Managers)	2002
Groove Adventure Rave	Konami	2002
Inspector Gadget Racing	LSP (Bit Managers)	2002
Maya the Bee: The Great Adventure	Acclaim Entertainment (Shin'en)	2002
NGT - Next Generation Tennis	Wanadoo (Spark)	2002
Robot Wars - Extreme Destruction	BBC (Gamezlab;Warthog)	2002
Spirits & Spells	Wanadoo (Magic Pockets)	2002	Take on the role of Alicia, a little girl disguised as a witch, or Greg, a young boy disguised as a devil. Alternate between the two characters as you discover their unique abilities and play through exciting game levels and terrifying environments, with beautifully detailed graphics, that include: a haunted house, a dark scary cemetery, eerie forests and an abandoned laboratory.
Tennis no Oji-Sama: Genius Boys Academy	Konami (KCEJ)	2002
The Jungle Book	Ubi Soft (Visual Impact Productions)	2002	Journey as Mowgli through the magical adventures of Walt Disney’s The Jungle Book original animated film! Explore vivid worlds, encounter wild creatures, and challenge all the jungle pals in this trek to survive the wild jungle.*** [100]
The Land Before Time	Conspiracy Entertainment (Full Fat)	2002
Wing Commander - Prophecy	Electronic Arts (Raylight Studios)	2002
Tekken Advance	Namco	2002	Finally, the biggest, baddest bruiser of them all goes portable! And it's all here... the vicious combos, the killer graphics, and the greatest fighters. Practice your technique, remember to side-step, and pray your skills are up to the challenge. Nothing compares to the massive bone crunching moves and brutal face-poundings of the King of the Iron Fist Tournament.

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