Game Boy Advance Games (GBA) Mario, Zelda, Pokemon & more

In this video, Did You Know Gaming takes a look at some facts, secrets and Easter eggs surrounding Game Boy Advance games, this includes GBA games like Super Mario Advance, The Legend of Zelda The Minish Cap, Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire, Mother 3, and more!

Special thanks to Jacob Newcomb for Japanese translations, and to PushDustIn for images of the issue of Nintendo Dream.

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[DontKnowDontCare.]

Loved how The Minish Cap integrated a bunch of folk tales within its gameplay.

[webbedshadow]

Almost half an hour of GBA facts?! you guys are awesome! the GBA is one of my favorite systems so this is great to see.

[frightfactoryYT]

The Minish Cap is one of my favorite games of all time. It truly has a special place in my heart, and its a shame it was released so late in the GBA's run

[RemnantCult]

"Often the dev team for ruby and sapphire had motivation issues and had to psyche themselves up". I can so, so relate to this. I'm glad they were able to put out a good pkmn game even with the burnout.

[midis_touch]

God I love Minish cap so much. the dungeons, weapons, and npcs were all so lively and unique. we need a sequel on this series with more Vaati

[zay-lias]

I’m so proud to watch you guys be a niche hints and tips channel with your own flavor to ALL OUT journalists with ethics and building enough credibility to have insiders trust and things shared that NO ONE would know without the teams hard work!! Thank you everyone for having integrity to keeping facts and stories special and unique!! KEEP IT UP DYKG crew!!!

[IndohNintendo]

Would probably never happen, but I would love a brand new 2D Zelda game. I mean real 2D sprite work. No polygons ala ALBW. With modern hardware and visual effects (particle effects, crazy amounts of parallax scrolling etc) it would be a retro gamers dream.

[LordOfClarkness]

I did not realize Castlevania had a kamen rider easter egg. Good job pointing out the references! „Ancient“ also sounds like „henshin!“, the exclamation kamen riders make when transforming. Hence the transforming devices are commonly called „henshin belts“.

[marciozelaya]

I think the unfinished portrait of Goku you saw is the same portrait they used in the previous game: legacy of Goku 2. I must've played those games a thousand times as a kid! Long time fan of your channel too!

[lowpolysunrise]

Every episode just keeps getting better and better. So many facts to fill my curious mind!!

[Artzei]

It definitely would be a nice to see the Kinstone system returning one day in a future Zelda game,
perhaps on the next big one after TotK, and on the next-gen Nintendo console.

[Amps_]

Minish cap and legacy of goku were my favorite games as a kid. It's great to see some representation all these years later.

[FoldingScreenMonkey]

Man I hope they remake minish cap or do something with it soon. I think the micro-scale aesthetic is underutilized and there's a lot of potential there, especially with modern mechanics and systems

[rickythemaddragonxiong]

Thanks!
16:16 is actually from Legacy Of Goku 2. So they had reuse assets portraits but they made new ones
Also can you make a video on Yakuza or Judge series before Ishin gets released? Also to do videos on Sega games since Nintendo & Sega were rival companies. And maybe take a break from Nintendo stuff.

[averagejoeyo]

I love that the gaming community is starting to translate magazines 🙏🏻

[LevelSword]

Although I love when a Zelda game puts more emphasis on the overworld, I've grown an appreciation for the dungeons I didn't used to have.

[TheCartoonGamer]

28:06 That line delivery made me smile.

[trevorderry]

I’ve been watching this channel for almost 7 years now, thank you for still being here.

[DunklerZebralord]

Minish Cap was absolutely fantastic and gets way too little love and mention nowadays which is a shame. Especially considering it's a GBA game it's so well made and pretty full with content.

[Wyattoons]

I’ve recently been replaying Minish Cap, so it’s great to learn some new history behind it!