Suggest me lesser known good GBA games

[DragonFreak]

Ironicallly, the hardest part of each boss is the stupid X bubble that forms and it floats after you and everytime you touch it, it like takes away a full energy cell. Like, is that really necissary?

 

[Keqing]

all the raymans

 

[DragonFreak]

all the raymans

I have been meaning to play a Rayman game. Defintely will play.

 

[GBA]

suggesting the obscure Rhythm Tengoku because why not

if you do play it, I'd like to know if it's any good :P

 

[DragonFreak]

That's part of the Rhythm Heaven series right? Man, I probably will suck at that game, because I literally have no rhythm, despite me being in band.

 

[Glowsquid]

The first Rythm Heaven has more reflex and visual cue-based games, apparently.

Gradius Galaxies is a pretty fine game.

 

[DragonFreak]

The first Rythm Heaven has more reflex and visual cue-based games, apparently.

Gradius Galaxies is a pretty fine game.

Gradius Galaxies is made by Konami, and I really like that company, so that is promising.

 

[3D Player 2004]

Suprised to not see any love for Mario Kart Super Circuit.

 

[Duskull]

Not sure that's really lesser known

 

[3D Player 2004]

Not sure that's really lesser known

Nintendo for some reason doesn't give it any recognition these days.

 

[GBA]

Not sure that's really lesser known

Nintendo for some reason doesn't give it any recognition these days.

Bowser Castle 1 in MK7 and including it as an ambassador title for early 3DS adopters doesn't really indicate that they're ignoring it. I think you're confusing obscure GBA games that weren't well known in the first place with GBA games that were once popular but are now not really forgotten.