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Along with the contemporarily released Doom, Ecks vs Sever, and BackTrack, Graphic State's Dark Arena is one of the initial first-person shooters created for the Game Boy Advance. The small-screen style is most similar to the earliest first-person shooters developed for the PC, featuring pixel graphics and a "two-and-a-half dimensional" action scheme in which the player can move forward, back, left, and right but can't look up or down.
Players, as Angelina Bradshaw, must survive 20 levels filled with mutated monsters running amok at an elite military training facility. With access to an arsenal of nine weapons ranging from a handgun to radio-controlled mines, players blast through environments picking up card keys and med-kits, while grabbing more than a dozen power ups such as armor, energy packs, and guided missiles. Three difficulty settings determine the intelligence of the enemy and number of items available in single-player action, and games can be saved via password. Up to four players using link cables can join the frag-fest.
Product Identifiers
Publisher
Majesco
UPC
0096427012511
eBay Product ID (ePID)
208656868
Product Key Features
Release Year
2002
Genre
Shooter
Platform
Nintendo Game Boy Advance
Additional Product Features
Number of Players
1-4
ESRB Rating
T-Teen
Control Elements
Gamepad/Joystick
Game Name
Dark Arena
ESRB Descriptor
Violence
Game Name Special Features
Twenty levels, nine weapons, three difficulty settings Password saves Multiplayer for up to four via link cables
This game plays very well on GBA and is very similar to Doom with Unreal Tournament like design. This game is the perfect mix for anyone wanting to play a fps on the GBA
It arrived quickly. Dark Arena is an impressive Doom clone for GBA. The graphics look better than doom for this platform. There I s no music but password saves are nice.