I would recommend this to fighter fans and GBA owners with a Tekken passion. Tekken Advance is a fun game for free time, but if you're looking for a story to follow and spend hours with, go play another GBA game. The gameplay, like I said, was kind of simple because you are most often never challenged by any opponent. I also would recommend playing with a friend with the multipkay adapter.

There are some good things about this game.

Also, you opponents will be pretty easy to kill once you just continulously press the B button. Well, what happened to the crazy grapple moves? They have grapple moves, but no crazy stunts or anything that you would see on a Tekken console game. But, you will miss some cool features that Tekken fans want in this kind of game. Well, you have a good number of fighters in the game like Law, Paul, King, Jin. Gameplay was modified heavily to account for the GBAs limited buttons, including only one button for kicking and the other. Released for Game Boy Advance in 2001, Tekken Advance translates some of Tekken 3s roster to a smaller screen, delivering 3D combat on the go.

Still, it does leave many important features out. Unlike Tekken 3D, Tekken Advance keeps things simple. I bought this game for $8 and I think EB Games kind of got ripped off for selling a good GBA game for that price. By jacash3492 | Review Date: OctoThis was a great figther for the Gameboy Advance and I have to say it is fun if you have spare time, feel angry, or just want to whip some tail.

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