Gameboy Advance Multicart For Sale

[+RangerG]

Hello,

 

My wife and I just got back from our Christmas vacation overseas. I, of course, had to buy a few videogame items, but everything legitimate was so expensive (GBA games = $55 and Xbox games = $75). Anyway, I have an extra 35 in 1 Gameboy Advance game. It is the Game USA Advance type and has GBA Super Mario World 2 and Breath of Fire and then 33 other NES games. I am impressed with how well the NES games play. I'll post a list of the games and a picture later, but if someone knows what this is and wants it now, here is your chance. These games can be found on the Internet, but from overseas dealers and the shipping is expensive and some of the Internet stores look shady. They also run between $40 and $70 before shipping as far as I could tell. The first that can Paypal me $45 gets it shipped (box and game) to them (free shipping).

 

Take care,

RG

[holygrailvideogames.com]

I am interested. Can you post the names of all of the games?

[MegaManFan]

PM SENT!

[+RangerG]

MegaManFan bought and paid!

 

Steve, post when you get it and see if you can tell me what some of the quirky games are.

 

Take care,

RG

[MegaManFan]

No prob. It will be my pleasure to.

[SteveW]

I've seen some of these things for sale locally. A flea market nearby has a booth that sells pirated movies, and they have some game stuff, like grey market Gameboy multicarts. If they're any good, I guess i'll have to pick one up for myself.

[Buyatari]

I came across a 146 in 1

 

Most of the titles are actually NES or Famicom games. Some of the hacks are pretty funny. They certainly CRAM these in there. I've seen as high as 200 in 1 with all different games.

 

1. Super Mario Advance 1 (Advance game).

2. Super Mario Advance 2 (Advance game).

3. Super Mario Advance 3 (Advance game).

4. Mario Kart Super Circuit (Advance game).

5. WWF Road to Wrestlemania X8 (Advance game).

6. FIFA 2003 (Advance game).

7. Contra Advance (Advance game).

8. Final Fantasy II (does not save-choppy English translation from Japanese version).

9. Castlevania .

10. Ninja Gaiden 2 .

11. Adventure Island .

12. Zippy Race .

13. Alpha Mission .

14. Donkey Kong Jr. .

15. Dr. Mario .

16. Mickey Mouse .

17. Metal Gear .

18. Super Mario Bros .

19. Bomber Man .

20. Tetris .

21. Mighty Bomb Jack .

22. Lode Runner.

23. Championship Lode Runner.

24. Lunar Pool.

25. Twin Bee.

26. Field Combat.

27. Nibbles.

28. Rabbit & Rope (like Mappy).

29. Clu Clu Land.

30. Pro Wrestling.

31. Wrecking Crew.

32. Popeye Spelling .

33. Pac Land.

34. Othello.

35. Galg.

36. Duck.

37. The Tower of Druaga.

38. Xevious.

39. Volguard 2.

40. Thexder.

41. Tag Team Wrestling.

42. Star Luster.

43. Spoon .

44. Spelunker .

45. Spartan X .

46. Sonic-Mario (Super Mario Bros 1 played as Sonic).

47. Soccer.

48. B-Wings.

49. 1942.

50. Ms Pac Man.

51. Mach Rider.

52. Seacross.

53. Excitebike.

54. Pooyan.

55. Spy vs Spy.

56. Challenger.

57. Baltron.

58. 3d Block.

59. Choplifter.

60. Shougi Hiden (some Japanese strategy game I can’t figure this one out).

61. Flappy.

62. Pinball.

63. Sky Destroyer.

64. Karateka.

65. Star Force.

66. Stargate.

67. Tennis.

68. Ballon Fighter.

69. Baseball.

70. Battle City 2.

71. Mag Max.

72. Binary Land.

73. Star Soldier.

74. Bird Week.

75. M.U.S.C.L.E..

76. Y Project Mario Runner (Lode Runner with Mario Characters).

77. Brush Roller.

78. Bubble Dig Dug (Dig Dug with Bubble Bobble Characters).

79. Warehn 18 (Boxxle type game in Russian).

80. Bomber Mario (Bomber Man with Mario Characters).

81. Burger Time .

82. Crack N Pop.

83. Night Arrows (Galaxian with Bow and Arrows).

84. Onyanko Town .

85. Wars (Dodgeball mixed with table tennis very cool).

86. Arkanoid.

87. Astro Robo Saga.

88. Pac Pac Land (Clu Clu Land with Pac Mac Characters).

89. Dough Boy.

90. Elevator Action.

91. Exed Eyes.

92. Geimos.

93. Gyrodine.

94. Hydlide.

95. Robot Gyro (Gyromite – unplayable requires NES robot and there is no way to hook it up).

96. Route 16.

97. Slalom.

98. 4 Card Games (Japanese games I can’t figure these out).

99. Ninja Jajamaru Kun.

100. Mario Bros Mappy (Mappy with Mario Bros Characters).

101. Mario Bros (The Original).

102. Pyramid.

103. Golf.

104. Gomoku Nrabe (Japanese Othello-Go type strategy game).

105. Super Ariabian.

106. Ice Climber.

107. Ikki.

108. Formation Z.

109. Macross.

110. Devil World (One the best titles never released in the US due to "Devil theme").

111. Popeye .

112. Urban Champion.

113. F1 race.

114. Hogans Alley.

115. Lunar Ball.

116. Millipede.

117. Road Fighter.

118. Circus Charlie.

119. Antarctic Adventure.

120. Joust.

121. Mappy.

122. Space Invaders.

123. Galaxian.

124. Galaga.

125. Battle City.

126. Cowellry.

127. Donkey Kong.

128. Dig Dug.

129. McDonald Magic (Burger Time with McDonalds characters).

130. Donkey Kong 3.

131. 4 Man Mah Jong.

132. Donkey Kong Jr Math.

133. 10 Yard Fight.

134. Maria Siss. (female version of Mario Brothers).

135. Exerion.

136. Pac Man.

137. Mario & Luigi (Nuts and Milk with Mario characters).

138. Yie Ar Kung Fu.

139. Nuts and Milk .

140. Front Line.

141. Ballon Mario (Balloon Fight with Mario characters).

142. Bomb Sweeper.

143. Mahjong.

144. Dora Bros (another female version of Mario Brothers).

145. Ninja Kun.

146. Raid on Bungeling Bay.

[SteveW]

That was real smart, putting Hogan's Alley on the GBA. Even if you could manage to rewire and hook up a light gun, it wouldn't work on an LCD screen anyway. Brilliant waste of cartridge memory.

[Buyatari]

Thats awesome I didn't even notice that one.

 

Maybee you should use a laser pointer on burst mode.

 

[HermChase]

60. Shougi Hiden (some Japanese strategy game I can’t figure this one out).

 

It's probably "Honshogi: Naitou Kudan Shogi Hiden", which is an NES game that plays a Japanese variation on Chess known as Shogi. Here's a version of it that's a tad easier to understand (read: the first one I could find in 30 seconds), if you don't know to play:

http://www.crockford.com/chess/shogi.html

 

Gotta run, so I don't have time to find the "traditional" shogi sites I was looking at yesterday and the day before.

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Chase Hermsen