Originally released as Final Fantasy II on the SNES, this classic was reimagined as Final Fantasy IV Advance on the Game Boy Advance—one of the standout RPGs of the 90s handheld era.
Contra for the NES isn’t just a game—it’s a pulse-pounding trip down memory lane, bringing back the run-and-gun action that defined a generation of classic gaming.
Few games in long-running franchises manage to truly reinvent the formula — and in a legacy series like Mario, pulling that off is nothing short of remarkable.
Advance Wars for the Game Boy Advance is a landmark title in the history of handheld gaming. Released in 2001, it blends colorful, retro-style graphics with deeply satisfying turn-based strategy gameplay.
As someone who’s been buying and selling retro GBA games for over 18 years, I’ve revisited each title not just as a fan—but as a longtime critic of what makes handheld RPGs and action games truly great.
Can't access your Nintendo 3DS due to parental controls? This complete guide walks you through resetting parental controls without a PIN using the Inquiry Number and Master Key method.
Learn how to spot counterfeit Pokémon Yellow Game Boy cartridges with this hands-on comparison of a genuine cart versus a fake, complete with tips collectors can trust.
Learn how to spot fake GameCube case artwork with real examples, covering paper quality, spine alignment, barcode clarity, and reproduction warning signs.
Discover guides, tips, and fixes for the Sega CD — from formatting RAM to maintaining your console, keeping your retro gaming library running like new.
