THE GAME LIBRARY
All Retro Games · Page 2
84 games
Sonic Advance 3
Choose a lead character and a partner to explore a world split into colorful zones by Dr. Eggman. Different pairings change your available moves, opening new ways to cross gaps and reach hidden paths. In solo play, the computer handles your companion while you use team abilities. Hub areas connect the stages, and searching for hidden Chao leads toward special stages and the Chaos Emeralds.
Kirby & the Amazing Mirror
Kirby explores an interconnected mirror world rather than following a simple sequence of stages. Doors link themed areas filled with branching paths, hidden treasures, puzzles, and bosses guarding mirror shards. Inhale enemies and copy their abilities to fight or open new routes through the maze. Other Kirbys can answer your calls for help as you work to restore the mirror and rescue Meta Knight from danger.
Mega Man Zero
Awakened after a long sleep, Zero joins Ciel's resistance against Neo Arcadia. Missions combine precise platforming with fast combat as you dash past hazards, climb walls, and battle mechanical enemies. A connected world extends outward from the resistance base, giving the adventure a different structure from earlier Mega Man games. Each assignment brings its own objectives and boss encounters, rewarding careful movement and familiarity with Zero's attacks.
Mega Man Zero 2
Zero returns to the resistance for another series of demanding action stages. His weapons include a saber, buster, shield, and the new Chain Rod, offering different ways to attack and navigate obstacles. Completing particular tasks unlocks Forms that alter his abilities, while strong mission rankings can earn special EX Skills from bosses. Learn enemy patterns, refine your movement, and choose the tools that suit each challenge.
Mega Man Zero 3
Zero faces another threat to the resistance in an action platformer that expands his customization options. The Recoil Rod can push enemies away or propel him upward, while Satellite Cyber Elves provide ongoing support. Secret Disks reveal useful rewards and equipment chips for his head, body, and legs. Mission rankings and boss skills encourage repeat attempts, with different equipment combinations offering fresh approaches to difficult stages.
Castlevania: Circle of the Moon
Nathan Graves enters Dracula's castle to rescue his mentor, armed with a whip and an expanding collection of abilities. Explore connected rooms, defeat monsters, and return to earlier areas when new skills open previously blocked routes. The Dual Set-Up System combines collectible action and attribute cards to create magical effects. Equipment, character growth, and powerful bosses give the journey a mix of exploration and deliberate combat.
Castlevania: Harmony of Dissonance
Juste Belmont searches a monster-filled castle for his kidnapped friend, discovering two connected versions of its rooms and corridors. His whip handles close combat, while spell books combine with subweapons to create different magical attacks. Find relics, improve equipment, and revisit blocked passages as your abilities grow. Moving between the castle's layers reveals changed enemies and items, making careful exploration as important as winning each fight.
Final Fantasy VI Advance
A growing cast of heroes becomes involved in a rebellion against an empire that combines machinery with stolen magical power. Travel between towns and dungeons, choose your party, and develop characters through battles and equipment. Magicite allows heroes to learn spells and summon Espers, while relics change how they fight. This Game Boy Advance edition brings the character-driven adventure to handheld play, with exploration and personal stories woven through the journey.
Final Fantasy V Advance
Bartz's encounter with a fallen meteor draws him into a quest to protect the crystals that sustain the world's elements. The flexible job system lets you develop characters in different roles and combine learned abilities into new builds. Explore towns and dungeons, discover side quests, and issue commands as Active Time Battle gauges fill. Experimenting with jobs is central to overcoming enemies and shaping your party throughout the adventure.
Final Fantasy IV Advance
Cecil, a dark knight questioning his kingdom's actions, sets out on a journey involving powerful crystals and a changing group of allies. Each companion brings distinct abilities, making party composition and timing important in Active Time Battles. Explore towns, caves, and towers, gather equipment, and uncover the next part of the story. The Game Boy Advance edition presents this adventure of loyalty, betrayal, and redemption in a portable format.
Harvest Moon: Friends of Mineral Town
Return to Mineral Town to restore a neglected farm left to you by an old friend. Clear the fields, grow crops, and raise animals to build a steady income, then invest in livestock and improvements. Mining and foraging offer other ways to gather resources. Beyond the farm, get to know the villagers, learn recipes, and develop relationships as you turn a rundown property into a home.
Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II
Follow the Android and Cell storylines in an action RPG that begins with Gohan and gradually opens up more playable heroes. Explore locations, complete side quests, and strengthen characters through combat and collectible capsules. Transformations offer extra power while consuming energy, and the scouter reveals information about people and enemies. Charged melee attacks and character progression add variety to the battles as the threat to Earth grows.
Dragon Ball Z: Buu's Fury
The battle against Majin Buu becomes an action RPG adventure featuring real-time melee attacks, energy blasts, and defensive moves. Explore the story's locations, defeat enemies to gain levels, and distribute stat points to develop your fighters. Equipment offers additional ways to adjust their strengths, while transformations and fusion introduce more powerful forms. Familiar characters and events connect the combat challenges throughout the final chapters of Dragon Ball Z.
Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team
Wake up as a Pokémon with no memory of how you changed, then form a rescue team with a new partner. Accept jobs to help stranded Pokémon, deliver items, and escort clients through dungeons whose layouts change between visits. Movement and combat unfold in turns, so positioning, moves, and supplies matter. Build your team's reputation while investigating the disasters threatening a world inhabited by talking Pokémon.
Pokémon Pinball: Ruby & Sapphire
Send a Poké Ball around two themed pinball tables while working toward a growing Pokémon collection. The Ruby and Sapphire fields offer different layouts and encounters, with targets that trigger catching, hatching, and evolution challenges. Skilled shots help you earn points, improve your ball, and reach bonus stages. Filling the Pokédex adds a longer goal beyond each high-score attempt, giving familiar Hoenn Pokémon a very different kind of adventure.
Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2
Explore Dinosaur Land as Mario or Luigi in this Game Boy Advance adaptation of Super Mario World. Ride Yoshi, cross obstacle-filled stages, and search for secret exits that reveal additional routes on the map. Ghost houses, castles, and Bowser's forces bring varied challenges along the way. Luigi has his own movement characteristics, and the ability to save your progress anywhere makes returning to unfinished routes more convenient.
Harvest Moon: More Friends of Mineral Town
Leave city life behind and rebuild a farm that turns out to be less impressive than its advertisement promised. This companion to Friends of Mineral Town features a female protagonist and a different set of marriage candidates. Grow crops, care for livestock, gather resources, and reinvest your earnings in the property. Getting to know the townspeople adds relationships and personal goals alongside the work of making your new farm prosper.
Pokémon Red Version
Begin your journey in Kanto, choose a starter Pokémon, and build a team to challenge the eight Gyms. Explore towns, caves, and routes as you work toward the Pokémon League and encounter the creatures available in Red Version.
Pokémon Blue Version
Explore Kanto and train a Pokémon team for turn-based battles against rival Trainers and Gym Leaders. Blue Version shares the original adventure with Red while offering a different selection of wild Pokémon.
Pokémon Yellow Version: Special Pikachu Edition
Travel through Kanto with Pikachu following at your side. This expanded first-generation adventure draws on the animated series, with familiar characters, revised encounters, and the same goal of reaching the Pokémon League.
Super Mario Land
Guide Mario through the four kingdoms of Sarasaland to rescue Princess Daisy from Tatanga. Leap across compact platforming stages, discover hidden coins, and take control of a submarine and airplane in this Game Boy adventure.
Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins
Recover six golden coins and reclaim Mario’s castle from Wario. Explore themed zones in a flexible order, search for secret exits, and use the Bunny power-up to glide across gaps.
Kirby's Dream Land
Help Kirby recover Dream Land’s stolen food and Sparkling Stars from King Dedede. Float over obstacles, inhale enemies, and spit them back as projectiles in Kirby’s first adventure, before copy abilities became part of the series.
Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3
Join Wario on a treasure hunt across Kitchen Island as he pursues enough riches to buy a castle. Shoulder-charge enemies, wear power-up hats, and search branching stages for hidden treasure and coins.