A PASSION FOR ALL THINGS GAMES
By linking Metroid Fusion to Metroid Zero Mission (2004) on Gameboy Advance, players can unlock the Metroid Fusion picture gallery in Metroid Zero Mission. To do this, make sure you are holding START + SELECT as you boot up Fusion when connected with a link cable. The Fusion Gallery is unlocked by default in the […]
Shantae Advance: RIsky Revolution was originally targeting a mid-2000s release but was sadly canceled during development. However, thanks to the efforts of the original developer, Wayforward, and Limited Run Games, Shantae Advance: Risky Revolution was completed and released on a physical cartridge. A digital version will also be released on current gen consoles. As if […]
The Gamecube version of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004) and be linked with the Gameboy Advance in two ways. First, by connecting an empty GBA, 2 mini game games can be downloaded: a Bewjeweled clone and a Mode-7 flying racer. The other linking feature requires the GBA cartridge version of Harry Potter […]
Pokemon Channel (2003) is the sequel to N64’s Hey You Pikachu!. In other words, it is sort of a virtual pet simulator. Sort of… Packed inside the Pokemon Channel box were 3 GBA eReader cards that can be scanned into the game. In short, they are lousy line art cards to paint with a very […]
EA’s Gamecube version of Lord of the Rings: Return of the King can be linked with the Gameboy Advance version. In the Cube game, players can upload abilities points gained in the GBA version. In the GBA game, Samwise Gamgee becomes unlocked during multiplayer link cable sessions. There is also the chance to see rare […]
EA’s Gamecube version of Harry Potter Quidditch World Cup can be linked with the Gameboy Advance version in two ways. First, unlocked cards can be swapped between both versions. Second, when playing an exhibition match, the linked GBA player can compete against AI in a game of Pong (restricted to vertical movement only). If the […]
Densetsu no Starfy 3, aka Legendary Starfy 3, for the Gameboy Advance has a Single-Pak link multiplayer mode that supports 4 players. There are a total of 5 available mini games but they must first be unlocked by playing through the single player campaign.
The first Splinter Cell game contains two GBA link modes.The first only requires a GameCube-To-GBA link cable. Here, the player is given a helpful radar map where enemies can appear when scanned. However, if the GBA version of Splinter Cell is linked, 5 exclusive Bonus Missions become unlocked and I highlight each one here.
Not sure if this has been documented anywhere so I wanted to record the innards of a Gameboy Micro link cable in hopes that modders can make custom GBM link cables one day. Hope this helps.
The Gamecube version of James Bond 007: Everything or Nothing can be linked with the GBA version of Everything or Nothing. When connected, players gain access to a non-interactive scoreboard that displays some basic stats and can occasionally provide a vague gameplay hint. This GBA link feature only available when playing the Single-Player campaign. Instead, […]
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