Sequel to Chee Chai Alien, a Japan-exclusive GBC game that featured Rumble Pak support and prominent use of the infrared sensor, this GBA puzzle game has a very simple presentation. Don’t let the childish shapes and colors fool you, this is a pretty fun 2p game and you don’t need to know Japanese.

This Japanese exclusive release of Mr. Driller features a Single-Pak link multiplayer mode that can support 4 players. Options are limited in this 200m race to the finish so this 90 second multiboot mode acts like a demo to the full game.

Saibara Rieko no Mahjong is another Japan exclusive Mahjong game that features a Single-Pak link multiplayer mode for 4 players. I have no idea how to play Mahjong but I do know this earlier GBA release is no better, no worse, and really no different from the other multiboot Mahjong titles.

Also known as Taipei, Shanghai Advance features a co-op yet competitive Single-Pak link multiplayer mode for up to 4 players. Due to the screen size and small tiles, this game is difficult to play on actual Gameboy Advance hardware but made much easier when playing on a Gameboy Player. Still, it is a simple, fun […]

This Japan exclusive GBA game features a Single-Pak link multiplayer mode. At the time, it also supported the GB Mobile system which allowed players to connect their GBA to their mobile phone and play online.

Space Hexcite might not look like much but it has an unexpectedly fun Single-Pak link multiplayer mode about placing hexagons and other shapes on a game board. This GBA version also acts as a sequel to the GBC original.

Does Licca-chan no Oshare Nikki have the most pointless Single-Pak link mode on GBA? Yes. Is this Single-Pak link mode the best multiboot mode on GBA to creatively post penis-related messages? Also yes.

If you know how to play Mahjong, you will probably enjoy the numerous way to customize the gameplay. There are so many options! However, since the entire game is in Japanese, English speakers will have a tough time learning the rules.

Although it is difficult to pronounce (Isseki Hacchou Kore 1-pon de 8 Shurui!), this 8-games-in-1 card game compilation by Konami has a quality interface behind it. Even if you can’t read Japanese, it is still possible to enjoy the Single-Pak multiplayer games and fumble your way around the menu system with some trial and error.