Following the trend of video games to movie/TV series adaptations, the movie adaptions of the Space Channel 5 and Comix Zone video games from the '90s are now in development. There is no estimated time frame as to when they may be released. However, due to Sega's successful video game to movie adaptation of Sonic The Hedgehog, fans are optimistic that both games will end up being just as successful.
The '90s was a great time for video games, and they turned out to be even more successful after they were made accessible to those who bought the Gameboy Advanced. One of the best-selling types of games that continue to be on top is the first-person shooter, and the Gameboy Advanced had a good selection of games that could be played using the handheld console.
Ice Nine
One of the great things about the Gameboy Advanced during the time was the ability to play with friends. The best type of game to play with friends is FPSs, so when games such as Ice Nine provided that option, plenty of people were pleased to hear about it.
Ice Nice has players taking on the role of Tom Carter, who goes undercover to stop an evil plan to steal the destructive computer virus. It has a variety of missions and plenty of tactical gear at players' disposal to take down AI-controlled enemies. At the time, Ice Nine was praised for its good graphics and gameplay that offered a lot to players, including the ability to challenge up to three people in a death arena.
BackTrack
Fighting aliens is a successful sci-fi trope that continues to entertain audiences. It's no surprise that the concept would end up in video games due to its popularity, and BackTrack is a great example of one of those games.
After taking control of a secret moon base, Domingoaniax and his army of mutants and robot soldiers terrorize humans by abducting them and assimilating them into the army of droids. As humanity's last hope, the player must infiltrate the base, destroy every alien and assimilated human, and transport unassimilated humans back to Earth before taking out the entire base. Many players enjoyed the concept and the mission to save Earth while taking out evil aliens, especially on the go.
Medal Of Honor Underground
Medal of Honor is one of the most successful war game franchises that has been made. As with any franchise, not every game was a hit, but the game Medal Of Honor Underground went over well with most of the fans.
Taking place in WWII, players the resistance and fight the Nazis from Paris to North Africa. There are 17 levels of gameplay, a variety of weapons, and the ability to play with other players. The portable game gave players a great, immersive WWII game that received fans' approval due to the gameplay and the ability to play with other players.
Dark Arena
FPSs are fun, but it's even better when players are up against monstrous creatures looking to tear the players apart. So when the underrated Gameboy Advanced game Dark Arena came out, plenty of players picked it up and had fun.
The game has 20 levels of non-stop action as players take on the role of special forces agent Angela Bradshaw. The players find themselves trapped in a deadly labyrinth-like maze with plenty of horrific creatures waiting to pounce. The player is equipped with various futuristic weaponry to assist them in making their grand escape. The game received compliments on its design and the adrenaline-inducing combat from many who played it.
Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever
Another common theme when it comes to FPSs is placing the players in the role of an agent or military personnel. It's a trope that has worked well over the years, and plenty of games continue to use it.
Praised for its pacing, Ballistic: Ecks Vs. Sever revolves around Ex-FBI agent Ecks and Ex-NSA operative Sever. Ecks and Sever are put against each other as pawns in an underground trade of nuclear weapons. This leaves players with the task of saving the world from a nuclear holocaust and a lot of fun action sequences.
Wolfenstein 3D
The Wolfenstein games have been around for quite a few years and have acquired a large fan base over time. Eventually, a game was released for the Gameboy Advanced, and many fans were pleased with the overall results.
Wolfenstein 3D follows the iconic storyline of players taking out Nazis and their stronghold. It has all the perks that every Wolfenstein game has, plenty of action, plenty of Nazi killing, and carnage. Aside from the storyline and gameplay, the action and violence toward the enemy attract fans to the franchise and keeps them coming back for more.
James Bond 007: Nightfire
When it comes to popular old films, they are bound to receive prequels or sequels, and sometimes they are remade. The the best video games based on the decades-old classic films following the sequels was made and called James Bond 007: Nightfire.
Players take on the role of James Bond and receive the ultimate experience. Players can infiltrate skyscrapers and take on dangerous underwater missions, all while working with high-tech gadgets and weapons that assist them in the missions they are assigned. Aside from being able to play with others, fans of the series were more impressed by the missions, action, and storyline that left them wanting more.
Duke Nukem Advance
Duke Nukem is known for his large and loyal fan base that enjoys the games and the storyline. The game Duke Nukem Advance received plenty of great reviews and has received a lot of love from those who owned a Gameboy Advance.
The game puts players in the role of Duke Nukem where they must defeat the alien scientists who have taken control over Area 51! There are plenty of aliens to fight and four unique locations where Duke takes the battle to. This game received a lot of positive attention as the other games have and is one of the many reasons the game is receiving a movie adaptation, with fans already discussing who would be the best actor to take on the role of the iconic Duke Nukem.
Doom 2
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Once again, players take on the role of the Doom Slayer, taking on the army of hell that threatens the human race with extinction. The game provides players with the familiar adrenaline-pumping action that fans love as they fight through hordes of demons, taking on some of the most powerful demons along the way.
Doom
The first Doom game left a lasting impression, so much so that there have been sequels and remakes. The game was a huge success, especially when it was available to players on the Gameboy Advance.
The Martian Moon Base has hordes of demons inside, killing everyone they see. To take back the base, players must make their way through 24 maze-like levels while looking for corridors and secret areas and combat aid as they slaughter the bloodthirsty demonic entities that come their way. Doom was praised by many critics and loved by the players who purchased the game. Its reputation and popularity earned it its title as one of the top FPSs that fans continue to adore.