GBA Hidden Gems

Stuck on what to play or what to buy? Join TVGS as I list and discuss ten of the most over looked and obscure GBA hidden gems that are stuck on the Gameboy Advance. Many lesser known games released for the Game Boy Advance handheld so let me know your top 10 overlooked games on the GBA down below!

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[alvarocarrasco]

Watching old GBA games footage relaxes me a lot

[rchassereau]

GBA is a system I definitely missed out on at the time and I'm only now getting into via handheld emulators - love seeing these, you may already have one but an RPG GBA roundup would be great. Enjoying your channel!

[GameCubeGalaxy]

Some great hidden gems here! Medal of Honor Infiltrator is definitely one I’m glad you mentioned! I recently tried it out and was like “wow, this is FAR better than the previous MOH effort on the GBA.” Wario Land 4 is a fantastic game as well that I couldn’t put down. Great list of games here as always! I need to check out Invader 👍.

[dinokaiser]

Hello! Love your videos :) Just a clarification on the story for A Sound of Thunder as it's even more insane than the premise suggests XD
The movie is based on a short story that was quite literally the first story based on the concept of "the Butterfly Effect", they time travel to hunt Dinosaurs for sport (I feel that people would absolutely use time travel for something so mind numbingly stupid) and as a result one of the hunters leaves the designated platform and steps on a prehistoric butterfly, thereby changing the future. In the movie version, this results in time waves where the path evolution was drastically different and alternate timeline creatures replace our current ones, which is why as the back of the box says "time is definitely not on your side" hehe. In the book it results in fascism, not dino fascism just the regular ol human fascism.
In the GBA version this results in head crabs and humanoid dinos for some reason XD
The game had multiplayer too! Coop and Deathmatch!
Apparently the game was supposed to have a bigger budget game for the xbox, gamecube and ps2 but was sadly cancelled Unseen64 has some screenshots of the project, it looks like it would've been cool!

[kanarts-]

Wario land 4 isn't an hidden gems but a well know masterpiece

[decamail]

this is a list that looks very solid and does not go for the usual games that are so covered they're not 'hidden' -gems anymore nor is it just showing a bunch of 'meh' games for the sake of originality. This is the first time i hear of "Invader" and I will definitely be checking it out.

[CamperCarl]

Imagine being such a well known hidden gem GBA game that you're used as a thumbnail for every video but don't feature at all within it.

[blackflame]

Double Dragon Advance is criminally underrated and one of the best beat'em ups on the GBA! Definitely gonna check out Invader and MOH Infiltrator too! You sir got a new subscriber!!

[brianagatonovic]

I thought I knew about GBA games, but I always learn about a new one when I watch your videos. The depth and breadth of your knowledge is very impressive, and this is coming from a person who has been gaming since C64. Excellent work.

[hopoheikki]

Nice, these were actually hidden gens unlike in many other lists. If I'd add one, it might be something like Sigma Star Saga.

[buntin]

Respect bro. These are true hidden gems. i only knew the last 2 games on the list! thanks for making this

[guitarlesson]

I dunno if it's a hidden gem really, but I always replay the Mario power tennis tour and the GBA sims (bustin out and urbz the most)

[mechamania]

“The Hurricanes” on Genesis is an _incredible_ side scrolling game that had used the soccer ball-kicking “shot” mechanic amazingly, in the early ‘90s. The Beckham game looks interesting, as a “Hurricanes, Jr.”

[flickering_wick]

By far, my favorite hidden GBA gem is Rainbow Six Rogue Spear. The level design and enemy placement is magnificent. The learning curve is steep, but once you get down the basics, it's a phenomenal game. I'm not even a fan of Tom Clancy games but really love that one and beat it many times.

[ryutou-kidl]

whenever i try to find a new "old" game to play your channel is my first stop, love it man. (tryin to comment on every video i watch for the algo xD)

[neverritt]

WL4 is very popular, but great nonetheless. Give these a try:

Guru Logic Champ (Puzzle)
Shining Soul II (Diablo-esque)
Summon Night II (ARPG)

[vallaurianv]

Double Dragon Advance is one of my favourite brawlers. The large move set and tactical game play is great

[MarkSeinIII]

Summon Night on the GBA is what I played a lot. Also Harvest Moon and the Sonic fighting game. The Klonoa gba games are good too.

[EleanorDrapeaux]

Me who has read the entire gba library more than a few times: this video looks promising, I hope there's at least a couple of games I my have dismissed
The very first game: hi

[chill]

I'll be real man, I had to sub once I saw that thumbnail. Riviera The Promised Land is a true hidden gem and I await something of a remake in the future. This as well as another Yu-Gi-Oh game was stellar. Can't remember the name of it though, as I had emulated dozens of GBA titles back in the old days lol.