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Old 17 September 2001, 08:01   #1
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Big grin GeneticSpecies on GameBoy Advanced

YEEEESSS, look at this one :

"Marble-Eyes has recently started cooperation with Danish game developer Entale on porting GS to Game Boy Advance. Armed with sales documents,
screenshots and rave reviews, Entale representatives have attended the ECTS 2001 show in London to meet publishers and show them the potential of GS.

We are all very excited and looking forward to a possible revival of GS on the GBA console. GS and Amiga lovers out there, thank you for the great support!"

Now this is kewl ..... my fav. 3D Shooter on Amiga gets ported to GBA That´s quite surely an argument to buy a GBA at last ....
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Old 17 September 2001, 10:10   #2
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heh. A few months ago, this was just a petition. Looks like quite alot of signatures must have been collected
 
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heh. A few months ago, this was just a petition. Looks like quite alot of signatures must have been collected
Yep, seems to be Hopefully we see more Amiga Classic games ported to the GBA

Edit : maybe ?? GBA = Game Boy Amiga ???
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Old 17 September 2001, 13:15   #4
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maybe ?? GBA = Game Boy Amiga ???
hihi, I'm pretty sure that *majority* of all those old classic games from Snes / Genesis / Amiga will be up on GBA. (one day)

have you seen all those previews about upcoming retro ?
- all Bitmap brothers title
- most of Konami's shoot (gradius...)
- some of Delphine software (FlashBack 2)
- hope for cinemaware soon
- and much more !


Removed: Screenshots

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Old 17 September 2001, 18:17   #5
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EFFIN HELL

I cant wait for Gradius Generations!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Do you know the japanese release date, RCK?
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Gradius Galaxies ?

- begin of November in USA
- 23 November in France
- TBA in Japan

16 screenshots can be found here.
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Old 17 September 2001, 19:45   #7
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Gradius Galaxies underwent a little name change, now it's called Generations

Anyway, this is very strange. How come US and EU release dates are known, but not the JP date? I suppose it will be released JPside first, isn;t it? Would be TOO STRANGE if such a game gets released in the west first.
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Old 17 September 2001, 20:37   #8
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I'm not sure about the final name: Generations or Galaxies, so let's say Gradius Advance

It will be out first in America & Europe cause the game IS develloped by the USA division of Konami, that 's all
(a bit like Iridion 3D, which has not reach the Japan yet)

Check the Konami of America news page ...
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Yu Gi Oh! for Game Boy Color and Gradius Galaxies for Game Boy Advance are coming to stores this November!
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Ohhh shite, that doesn't sound right. Americans doing shmups :P Unlike Iridion, this game was originally conceived in Japan so they better stick with the roots! oh well.

They better pull a corker, or I will smother them with a pillow.
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Oh, one thing I forgot.

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hihi, I'm pretty sure that *majority* of all those old classic games from Snes / Genesis / Amiga will be up on GBA. (one day)
Is this really great? Yeah I'd love to see these ported to the GBA, but dont you preffer more _original_ titles? The GBA is getting TOO MANY rehashes IMO. They should start unleashing the real potential of the machine by developing stuff specifically made for the GBA (WarioLand Advance comes to mind)

Not teh case with Gradius though, since it is a completely new game! Looks like Gradius Gaiden 2
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Yes, you are right, but I hope they will take the best of all !

so we will have great "new" games with:
- retro spirit / idea / concept
- extended gameplay / graphic / sound

we can't call that "retro-gaming", but if the original game spirit is back on my handheld, I'll be happy

Do you imagine Turrican 2, SpeedBall, or Xenon 2 on the gba ?
grooooovy

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this game was originally conceived in Japan so they better stick with the roots!
KCEA (Konami Computer Entertainment America) is located in Waikiki in the beautiful State of Hawaii, so I suppose that many Japanese devellopers have also come there
Don't think because it's KCEA and not KCEO (Japan) who are making Gradius that you won't have the original spirit.
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Well, now I have good word that this game is being coded by an entirely new team, formed by people from both Konami and Nintendo. So we won;'t know how they work until the game is finished

The name of the team is Mobile 21, methinks.

About all other games, the GBA has been meant to keep the spirit of old games because it cant do proper 2D shit. So they have to go back to the roots. This is great

I have started to see SHIT coming out of America though (GBC effect revisited!). Have you seen Men in Black? DISGUSTING!
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Cool Hmmm I wonder if .....

..... there is a list of GBA releases (Japan, USA, Europe) on the Net ?!?
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Speedball 2

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Do you imagine Turrican 2, SpeedBall, or Xenon 2 on the gba ?
grooooovy

Speedball 2: Brutal Deluxe is coming out on the Gameboy Advance. It's being developed by Crawfish Interactive. Cool or what!! I for one can't wait for it to be released. They're also developing Wings and possibly The Chaos Engine 1&2.
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Old 18 September 2001, 12:45   #15
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http://www.gameboy.com/games/game_list.html

List of GBA Releases

www.gameboy.com is officially owned by Nintendo (methinks)
 
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Cool Re: Hmmm I wonder if .....

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..... there is a list of GBA releases (Japan, USA, Europe) on the Net ?!?
Here is the real-time listing of all the GBA release (including hacked & beta).

http://www.gbaroms.com

note: you won't find any roms there.
note2: click on a game name to have his description.
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Re: Re: Hmmm I wonder if .....

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note: you won't find any roms there.
Heyheyhey, what makes you think I wanted ROMS ??? Tztztz how could I be that missunderstood Anyway thx for those links @RCK and @Amigaboy
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Old 18 September 2001, 20:55   #18
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Crawfish?!

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Speedball 2: Brutal Deluxe is coming out on the Gameboy Advance. It's being developed by Crawfish Interactive. Cool or what!!
Not! Crawfish cannot do a decent game! I don'tknow why they got the SFA3 license, SFA for the GBC is a poor, poor, poor ass game !!!

If they destroy Spedball 2 THERE's GONNA BE TROUBLE
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Big grin Never Played That Version

But I have played the GBA version and it's really awesome.
Let's just hope they keep faithfull to Speedball 2s roots.
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I suppose you are talking about SFA3 steve? Ive seen a video and it looked quite similar (the GBA joypad still SUCKS, its putting me away of buying SFIIXR ). I'll have to try before buy. i would have preferred if Capcom developed the game in-house.

And as I said, the ybetter leave Speedball 2's playability UNTOUCHED....
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