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Duke Nukem Advance

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4 star:		(6)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(0)
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Admittedly, I first bought a Gameboy Advance just to play FPS games on it(namely Doom) and, over the course of owning the system, I've collected quite a few FPS for it. Some absolutely awesome and some not worth mentioning. Yet, out of them all- I have to stand in agreement with the other reviewers here that say Duke Nukem Advance has to be the best FPS game on the GBA..period. Not that Doom, Wolfenstein 3-D or Ecks vs Sever weren't that good- they were for the time that they were released for the system...and I tip my hat to their developers on the tremendous jobs they did with them. But...Duke Nukem Advance pushed the envelope on innovation in the game. You're able to do things in DNA that you just can't do anywhere else. And, for that..it holds that crown as the best FPS on the handheld..at least, for now...anyways. The graphics are crisp and the control is smooth just like a FPS should be. If there were any gripes, it'd be trying to see your enemies in the distance. Yet, that is to be expected on a handheld. I must say I'm impressed with the job that was done on the game. It's definitely one worth adding to your collection.
As Duke says.."Hail to the King, Baby!"....

I had high hopes when I heard this game was being ported to the GBA, and it hasn't let me down! Duke Nukem is way better than Ecks vs Sever or Doom for the gameboy when it comes to playability. The graphics aren't great, but gameplay and smoothness (frame rate) are both awesome, the story line is the same "kick a** and chew bubble gum, and I'm all out of gum" type style.
The Artificial Intelligence could be better, its easy to "trick" the enemies by hiding around walls, taking quick shots at them, then ducking back around without ever being hurt, but you gotta remember its just a Gameboy.
This game has more than met my high expectations for this title.

Incredible graphics, gameplay and sound. Its great. you explore massive levels littered with many enemys, and shoot anything that moves. there are timed excapes and its relatively close to the pc version(game play wise). everything is interactable, if you shoot the toilet it breaks and spurts water, if you shoot the candy machine it explodes. All of his catch phrases are here, such as dam im good, hail to the king, bitchin, and kick ass. to be honest they curse alot in this game. when ever you dont have the key to open a locked door he says somthing like dammit or son of a bitch. its a great fps, one of the best.

With a stunningly solid group of first person shooters for the GBA (Doom, Ecks Versus Sever, the upcoming Medal of Honor: Underground), it was only a matter of time before the Duke stomped his way onto the GBA. And finally, it's time to once again hail to the king. Instead of porting the classic PC version of the game, we get an all original game (level wise) that still has Duke's familiar graphics (though not as pretty looking as expected, but still shockingly good). We go through levels like Area 51, Egypt, a shopping district in Austrailia, and an alien spaceship. Just about all of Duke's weapons are present, except for the Jetpack, but that isn't such a big deal. Gameplay is standard Duke Nukem fare, and we get to hear some of Duke's one liners as well, but in the end, most of the graphic violence and all of the sexual inuendos are gone, but it doesn't take away from the gameplay. Multiplayer mode is franticly fun, and ups the replay value. All in all, if you finished Doom and Ecks VS Sever, and were disappointed by Wolfenstein 3-D, then pick up the Duke, because right now, this is the best first person shooter on the GBA. Well, at least until Medal of Honor: Underground hits shelves anyway.

Hands down the best FPS available for the GBA. It was the 6th FPS released for the system. Duke Nukem Advance brings all the attitude and fire power to the small screen in a richly detailed FPS. The game feautures 4 exotic locations taking you to Area 51, the Temple of Amun in Egypt, the streets of Sydney, Austrailia, and an alien ship orbiting earth. The game feauters 10 fun weapons from your mighty boot to a shrink ray. All of the classic enemies from the original Duke Nukem 3D are intact with a few welcome editions. This is not only the best FPS for Game Boy but, in my expert opinion, the best game for Game Boy! This is definitely top-notch stuff!

Hands down the best FPS available for the GBA. It was the 6th FPS released for the system. Duke Nukem Advance brings all the attitude and fire power to the small screen in a richly detailed FPS. The game feautures 4 exotic locations taking you to Area 51, the Temple of Amun in Egypt, the streets of Sydney, Austrailia, and an alien ship orbiting earth. The game feauters 10 fun weapons from your mighty boot to a shrink ray. All of the classic enemies from the original Duke Nukem 3D are intact with a few welcome editions. This is not only the best FPS for Game Boy but, in my expert opinion, the best game for Game Boy! This is definitely top-notch stuff!

Looks and plays very similar to Duke3D for PC. The graphics are great for GBA, and the gameplay is smooth. Hands down the best FPS for GBA so far.

I have to admitt I love Duke Nukem.I own Doom and Wolfenstein And I'm loving them.I Can not wait to Duke Nukem get for my GBA.I'm telling you This has the best graphics are the for the GBA yet! It is Better than all the first persons for the GBA.Don't Belive me wait till it comes out! If you love Duke Nukem and own a GBA this the game you have been waiting for.Also Duke Nukem Is Alive and Kining, And it is rated T because of blood and lots of awsom violence!

This game really surprised me. I wasn't expecting much, but this is a pretty good sequel to the Duke 3D game. One of the only 'spinoffs' that kept true to the franchise. Excellent and fun shooter for the GBA or DS.

I will begin by saying that Doom is my very favorite fps game of all time, period. So, given that I prefer the original Doom over Duke Nukem 3d on the PC, I was highly skeptical of anyone who claimed that Duke Nukem Advance is better than Doom advance. However, it is, for one very good reason: It was designed for it. The Doom and Doom II ports for the GBA were both excellent, but since you could only save at the beginning of each level, the game could get frustratingly difficult later on (especially Doom II). Duke Nukem, however, since it was designed specifically for the GBA, has short, yet challenging levels that prevent you from dying ten minutes into a level and having to start back over again. Also, the environments are better suited to the smaller screen, which prevents needless frustrations. For these reasons, Duke Nukem is the best first person shooter you will find for the Game Boy Advance.