Who links their GBA's (best 4 player and 2 player games)?

[128bytes]

I have never taken the plunge to buy a link cable. I have Zelda LTTP and have never played 4 swords! I also have Activision Anthology and haven't played it in 2 player mode...

 

I'm thinking that if I really like using link cables that I can keep myself from wanting to spend $$ on a DS or a PSP.

 

2 questions which (I believe) haven't been asked on this forum?

 

1) What are some of the best 4 player games for the GBA that require only 1 cartridge? Mario Kart?

 

2) What are some of the best 2 player games for the GBA?

 

Also, any recommendations on link cables, etc.

[shep]

I have never taken the plunge to buy a link cable.  I have Zelda LTTP and have never played 4 swords!  I also have Activision Anthology and haven't played it in 2 player mode...

 

I'm thinking that if I really like using link cables that I can keep myself from wanting to spend $$ on a DS or a PSP.

 

2 questions which (I believe) haven't been asked on this forum?

 

1) What are some of the best 4 player games for the GBA that require only 1 cartridge?  Mario Kart?

 

2)  What are some of the best 2 player games for the GBA?

 

Also, any recommendations on link cables, etc.

 

1.) Advance Wars

 

2.) Advance Wars

 

[figgler]

Also, any recommendations on link cables, etc.

 

As with almost any peripheral, go official or go home

[Avid Fan]

Yep, go first party all the way. I had an 2 different link cables that didnt last more than a month, and that was using it a few times.

Mario Kart is cool, but its slow using only 1 cart

 

Activision anthology is 2 player, but only on one screen. Its meant to be played on the Gameboy Player, and use a link cable and GBA for a 2nd controller. Been wanting to get this for a while. Boy do I miss Activision Tennis

[liveinabin]

Bomberman is great for a bit of 2 player GBA fun (and fully featured from just one cartridge as well)

My wife and I also play the Gameboy Color versions of Defender and Joust on linkup (but on GBA in widescreen, this is, incidentally, my favourite version of Joust on any system).