So, yeah, some good games for my Micro?

[darth_ganon55]

To play whilst at school, being the bored guy that I am? Ugh, boring math...


Ya know puzzle, Action, etc. Good pick up and go. None of that "dramatic story you have to play forever to get" stuff. I wanna solve the puzzle, or beat up Evil Henchmen #542 again and again. Maybe some Mario...

 

[FallMoon]

Yoshi's Island.

 

[Kendal]

Final Fantasy Tactics Advance.

 

[necrojustice]

contra advance: EX wars

 

[SilverPaw750]

Drill Dozer! Picked it up last week, haven't put it down since.

EDIT: And second'd on the Yoshi's Island. Pick up SMB3 and SMW while you're at it. They're all at or around $20 now.

 

[TheMaidenOfSorrow]

Yoshis Island!

 

[Yertle]

Dr. Mario/Puzzle League is a good puzzle game, that won't be too obvious if you're playing in class

 

[Sleepkyng]

If you are asking if there are good gba games....
you don't deserve to be here.

KIDDDING - wario ware ftw.

 

[Ma12kez]

River City Ransom.

 

[FFMooglestar]

Super Puzzle Fighter II
Any of the Donkey Kong Country or Mario ports.
Sonic Advance 1-3
Mario Kart Super Circuit

 

[q 3]

Wario Ware (either)
Gunstar Super Heroes
Ninja Five-O (good luck finding a copy though)

 

[Kawnhr]

Castlevania: Double Pack is a must.

I second the FFTA suggestion as well... not amazing, but a great time waster.

 

[Like A Breath]

Advance Wars 1+2
Mario Golf
Castlevania Double Pack
Final Fantasy Tactics Advance
Super Puzzle Fighter 2
Wario Ware, Inc.

That should seriously last you until the 4th World War.

 

[supershammy]

River City Ransom - beat-em-up
Gunstar Super Heroes - shooter
Advance Guardian Heroes - beat-em-up
Drill Dozer - platformer (rumble cartridge will be obvious in class)
Chu Chu Rocket - puzzler

 

[parKer]

[quote name='supershammy']
Drill Dozer - platformer (rumble cartridge will be obvious in class)
[/quote] You can disable the rumble feature in the main menu.

Super Puzzle Fighter II
Nonono Puzzle Chi-Rian
Wade Hixton's CounterPunch

You could also look into the bit Generations games.

 

[halfbent]

[quote name='Kendal']Final Fantasy Tactics Advance. [/quote]

Most definitely, combined with Advance Wars (I liked 1 a lot more than 2/DS) you'll have tons and tons of pick-up-and-play gaming at your hands. I used my SP at an old job all the time for a quick couple minutes here and there for both games.

 

[Hibiwa]

It's Mr. Pants

Mr. Driller Ace (import puzzler)

Nonono Puzzle Chai-Rian (import puzzler)

 

[waxHead]

I'm surprised no one's mentioned the bit Generations games, my favorites are:

Dotstream
Dialhex
Orbital

 

[Puffa469]

[quote name='q 3']Wario Ware (either)
Ninja Five-O (good luck finding a copy though)[/quote]

You can get new copies for $30 + s&h. But the website its available on isnt exactly well liked around here.

Spoiler

gamequestdirect.com

They are some shady mofos there, but they do have Ninja Five-0.

 

[optimusprime]

[quote name='q 3']Wario Ware (either)
[/QUOTE]


Ha.....I don't know if I'd play Warioware Twisted! in class. That would be hard to do discretely. Big ups if you can manage, though.

 

[johnnypark]

All the FF Advance games (including Tactics), both Fire Emblems, and Advance Wars all have suspend-saves, so they can be played in short bursts. That, and level-gaining is great for things like being in class since it doesn't require a whole lot of attention if you're trying to be subtle (I'm looking at YOU, FFV, and your endlessly-levelling job system!).

Platformers are alright but you sometimes end up just pausing it and sticking it in your pocket, which sucks for the battery.

 

[darth_ganon55]

...K.

I hate FFTA. Ugh...

Advance Wars; not that fun, beat it, etc.

Yoshi's Island?!?! I ing loved that game on the SNES!

Fire Emblem? See Advance Wars.


So, SMW, eh? Also fun on the SNES.