Super Mario Advance

THE GOOD:
This game is great, If your buying a Gameboy Advance this should be your first game. I mean Marios a classic who doesn't like it? It has amazing game play with alot of levels which makes it pretty hard and good sound.

THE BAD:
The only bad thing, but this is for ALL GBA games is that you need a light. The screen seems to be really dark.

SUMMARY:
This game is very very fun and especialy multiplayer which is the funest game!!!! This game is definetly a buy on GBA player lists...

As the title of this review says this isn't a new Mario Game, but a revamp of the old sequel to Super Mario

This game is okay, if your looking for some good classic Gameboy, or maybe your new in the series and wan't to try it out

I personally think Nintendo should of made a brand new game, but this is still a good title, it's a Mario Game!

THE GOOD:
4 charecters
long game
cool graphics
very fun gameplay

THE BAD:
game is too easy

SUMMARY:
they succesided this in every way grapgics,gameplay and sound!

i bought this with a big smile on my face:)

players are
peach,mario.todd and luigi

i like luigi becuase he can jump very high!
peach can fly
mario is useless!
and todd is super fast at carrying stuff and running!

THE GOOD:
The fun gameplay, the great graphics, multi-player, its mario! What else could you ask for?

THE BAD:
Too easy...

SUMMARY:
I found this to be one of the better game boy games out there. It had 2 modes to choose from - multi-player and single player mode which is the same mode as the first mario game that was released on the SNES back in the early 90's. It was a fairly long game with lots of challenges that will keep you guessing. But overall, it had a lot of easyness to the game. Its obviously aimed toward a younger audience which is why I assume its a bit easy. But, its still a great game and should be fun for gamers of all ages.

Overall Outcome: Buy It!

THE GOOD:
The different characters had different strengths and weaknesses
Good boss design, which took more than just button bashing to beat

THE BAD:
Some parts of the game were too easy

SUMMARY:
This was one of the first Mario games I'd played in years because I've never owned a Nintendo console. I was a Sega person when I was younger and after that I swapped to Sony. So any Nintendo games I play are rare nowadays. My brother got this for the Game Boy though and I played it and found the game to be very enjoyable.

You can pick to play as Mario, Luigi, Toad or Princess Peach. Each character has different statistics, which do make a difference in the game. Mario is well rounded (in more ways than one), Luigi has a high jump ability at the expense of others, Toad is very powerful but can't jump that high and Peach is low on all stats but can float down when she jumps allowing her to travel further in the air. I personally played the...

Lastability: 8/10.
This lasts quite a while. Even though it's watered down from the NES original, this will still take some time to beat because the difficulty is still at a decently challenging level, which is good in a game. Trying to get all the Ace Coins in the game will take some time too. Those buggers are quite hard to find.
Graphics: 10/10.
Completely ripped from the Super Mario All Stars remake of this game, but that's not exactly a bad thing, isn't it?
Sound: 10/10.
A catchy soundtrack that never gets old + 16-bit enhancement + cool sounding sound effects = sheer awesomess. Even the NES original has this.
Gameplay: 7/10.
Sidescrolling gameplay. You walk around levels left or right, but you can't jump on enemies to kill them. Instead you have to throw veggies at them. Just another excuse for kids not to eat their vegetables. The game gets quite difficult at parts, but trust me, the NES original was more frustrating. Nonetheless, this game...

THE GOOD:
Everything!!!

THE BAD:
Um... Uh... I need to buy a light magnifier?

SUMMARY:
This game rockz! Being bought up with Nintendo consoles I am a HUGE, did u get that? HUGE Mario fan and bought Super Mario Advance as my #1 choice on the launch. Forget Castlevania or Tony Hawk, you wanna buy this if you're getting a GBA. Added voices are great, same great backup music, great gameplay, fun fun fun platformer, get this and stop reading my review dammit!

THE GOOD:
Four playable and varied characters
Nice and colorful graphics
Great voices
Two games in one
An extra challenge-mode

THE BAD:
Too short
A little bit primitive level-design
Mario Brothers is short and reppetive

SUMMARY:
Graphics: Clear, sharp and colorful, not the best on the machine, but still good.

Sound: The sound-effects are loud and clear, while the different voices sounds really great, making good use of the GBA hardware.

Gameplay: Control is good, bosses are cool and the game is fun, but the level-design is primitive for a Mario-game.

Lifespan: Two games in one, but one is very short and the other is not that long either. Challenge-mode and multiplayer keeps you playing, though.

Overall: The weakest of the Mario Advance series, but still good fun.

THE GOOD:
A classic, and awesome graphics too!

SUMMARY:
This...game...is.......great! If your a Mario fan and if you don't have this game, and even if your not a mario fan, you are missing out! This game was brought back from the past and was made into a new game with whole new features you and your friends are sure to enjoy! So, if you got the need for some action and if your bored, try buying this game, and you'll be glad you did! -Jax

THE GOOD:
This is almost exactly like the original game, but I'm able to get a lot farther in it. I like how you can choose between four different characters. Yay for Toad!

THE BAD:
The sound effect things are so annoying. All the characters have to make horrible little sounds whenever they do anything. Why? Why must they tamper with things that are already good? Why cruel world, why? *cowers in a dark corner of the room*

SUMMARY:
I like the music in this game, but I can't turn up the volume, or else I'll hear those horrible characters make horrible sounds. Oh, such horrible sounds they were. So horrible, like the invention of...um...tight pants! Yes! Tight pants are horrible! I know most of this review is going to be used up explaining those character's noises, but it's not worth getting the game because of it. I'd rather listen to the badger, badger, mushroom, mushroom song for ten days straight rather than hear, for example,...