P PARANOiA Veteran May 15, 2006 #1 Easy... in terms of pure power, or just artistic style. What are your thoughts? I'd probably say FFTA.
Easy... in terms of pure power, or just artistic style. What are your thoughts? I'd probably say FFTA.
B Blade Veteran May 16, 2006 #2 Good question, given how many GBA games there are. Minish Cap looks really good, as does Yoshi's Island (a SNES port, I know!) but there are lots. From a technical standpoint, possibly Doom II? Hard to say.
Good question, given how many GBA games there are. Minish Cap looks really good, as does Yoshi's Island (a SNES port, I know!) but there are lots. From a technical standpoint, possibly Doom II? Hard to say.
C Clashman Regular May 17, 2006 #3 Wing Commander Prophecy was pretty slick looking for a GBA game. I'd put that one close to the top of the pile.
Wing Commander Prophecy was pretty slick looking for a GBA game. I'd put that one close to the top of the pile.
S Shadowmage Newcomer May 17, 2006 #4 I don't know much about the technology behind it, but I thought the Golden Sun series looked awesome.
I don't know much about the technology behind it, but I thought the Golden Sun series looked awesome.
C Corwin_B Regular May 17, 2006 #5 Golden Sun and Mario Golf (powered by the same engine) are an incredible technical achievement for the plaform. Art-wise, on top of my head Megaman Zero, Minish Cap, Secret of Mana and Castlevania 3 (Aria of Sorrow, IIRC) are very good-looking.
Golden Sun and Mario Golf (powered by the same engine) are an incredible technical achievement for the plaform. Art-wise, on top of my head Megaman Zero, Minish Cap, Secret of Mana and Castlevania 3 (Aria of Sorrow, IIRC) are very good-looking.
N nintenho Veteran May 18, 2006 #7 Max Payne was good looking in it's own way. Hands-down the most impressive sound in a GBA game though.
Max Payne was good looking in it's own way. Hands-down the most impressive sound in a GBA game though.
