Ahh, handheld games. They were first introduced with some old handheld that I forgot what its name was, and was brought back by the Nintendo GameBoy. Since then, many have attempted to best Nintendo in the handheld gaming market, and all have failed. Here are my top ten handheld games.
Number 10: Sonic Advance (GBA)
Ah, Sonic Advance. The first 2-D Sonic game since the failed Knuckles Chaotix. ‘Twas a good game. ‘Twas a good game indeed. It’s fast n’ furious, like every Sonic game should be. It had four playable characters. All in all, it was just great.
Number 9: Sonic Advance 2 (GBA)
‘Twas better than the first, indeed. It introduced Cream the Rabbit as a playable character. ‘Twas a good game.
Number 8: Sonic Battle (GBA)
This was cool. Each character had his or her own attacks, and it was just all-around a blast to play. Sonic apparently makes a good fighter, because this was a good game.
Number 7: Sonic Advance 3
This totally expanded on the Sonic Advance universe. It gave you maps, and there were three acts on each map. You could have teammates, and different combinations had different team names. This was the second-best Sonic handheld.
Number 6: Sonic Rush (DS)
Question: Why are the first five games in my top ten Sonic games?
Answer: I LIKE SONIC!!!!!!!!
Anyway, you had a World Map, where you could go to any of the Zones. You have two playable characters, each with his or her own abilities. The soundtrack is awesome. The story rocks. It’s just great.
Number 5: The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap (GBA)
Yeah, this rocks. Great graphics. Great gameplay (like every Zelda game). It’s awesome. Of course, you’d expect to find a Zelda game on my list.
Number 4: Metroid Fusion (GBA)
The fourth Metroid game delivered. The graphics were great. The gameplay is great! It’s also really fun, of course. This game is awesome.
Number 3: Metroid: Zero-Mission (GBA)
Honestly, I feel this is more fun than Metroid Fusion, although most regard it as the inferior. It’s a bit on the short and easy side, but it’s really good. It deserves a higher place on my list.
Number 2: Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories (GBA)
Of course this isn’t as good as the other two games, but it still is one of my favorite handheld games. It’s a great game overall from the story to the graphics. It’s worth a buy for any Kingdom Hearts fan.
And now, da-da-da-da-da-da-da da-da-da-da-da-da-DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!
NUMBER 1: SUPER MARIO 64 DS (DS)
The best handheld game I own. Nintendo took the best Mario game ever made, and the second best N64 game, right next to Zelda Ocarina of Time, and ported it to the DS, better than ever. It had 150 Stars to get, and four playable characters as opposed to one. Overall, it was great.
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Number 10: Sonic Advance (GBA)
Ah, Sonic Advance. The first 2-D Sonic game since the failed Knuckles Chaotix. ‘Twas a good game. ‘Twas a good game indeed. It’s fast n’ furious, like every Sonic game should be. It had four playable characters. All in all, it was just great.
Number 9: Sonic Advance 2 (GBA)
‘Twas better than the first, indeed. It introduced Cream the Rabbit as a playable character. ‘Twas a good game.
Number 8: Sonic Battle (GBA)
This was cool. Each character had his or her own attacks, and it was just all-around a blast to play. Sonic apparently makes a good fighter, because this was a good game.
Number 7: Sonic Advance 3
This totally expanded on the Sonic Advance universe. It gave you maps, and there were three acts on each map. You could have teammates, and different combinations had different team names. This was the second-best Sonic handheld.
Number 6: Sonic Rush (DS)
Question: Why are the first five games in my top ten Sonic games?
Answer: I LIKE SONIC!!!!!!!!
Anyway, you had a World Map, where you could go to any of the Zones. You have two playable characters, each with his or her own abilities. The soundtrack is awesome. The story rocks. It’s just great.
Number 5: The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap (GBA)
Yeah, this rocks. Great graphics. Great gameplay (like every Zelda game). It’s awesome. Of course, you’d expect to find a Zelda game on my list.
Number 4: Metroid Fusion (GBA)
The fourth Metroid game delivered. The graphics were great. The gameplay is great! It’s also really fun, of course. This game is awesome.
Number 3: Metroid: Zero-Mission (GBA)
Honestly, I feel this is more fun than Metroid Fusion, although most regard it as the inferior. It’s a bit on the short and easy side, but it’s really good. It deserves a higher place on my list.
Number 2: Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories (GBA)
Of course this isn’t as good as the other two games, but it still is one of my favorite handheld games. It’s a great game overall from the story to the graphics. It’s worth a buy for any Kingdom Hearts fan.
And now, da-da-da-da-da-da-da da-da-da-da-da-da-DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!
NUMBER 1: SUPER MARIO 64 DS (DS)
The best handheld game I own. Nintendo took the best Mario game ever made, and the second best N64 game, right next to Zelda Ocarina of Time, and ported it to the DS, better than ever. It had 150 Stars to get, and four playable characters as opposed to one. Overall, it was great.
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