GBA I wanna use my GBA SP more! Help!

[.sunny]

Hi! I’m posting for the first time in a loooooong while from my own account instead of snooping on Olive’s lol… Anywho, I work a dumb supermarket job and commute a lot on the subway, so I realized that during that time I could be playing my SP!

I was wondering what games I should try out and what pirating/modding I can do on my SP?

I already have pipe dream (GB), warioware (GBA), and super circuit (GBA). I am not too big on platformers other than Yoshi, I like puzzle games (like puyo puyo, tetris, pipe dream) and I don’t want to spend too much money!

Please help me!!!

 

[Boo Man]

you can get these flash cart thingy's for em

or upgrade to an Anbernic RG34XXSP!

 

[olivania]

step 1. get a flash cart
step 2. put the yoshi's story demo prototype rom on there
step 3. yoshi

 

[.sunny]

Who’s Yoshi

 

[CrimeRobot]

I use a Krikkz EverDrive Advance, which is pricey but solid, not sure how the cheaper ones hold up. But I'd definitely recommend some sort of flash cart solution, as trying to collect actual games these days, by the time you've bought a handful of quality titles you're basically talking the price of an EverDrive.

As far as games go, the Advance Wars games are super solid and might scratch your puzzle itch a bit. The JRPGs come fast and furious, with Final Fantasy 1-6 all getting arguably definitive versions with bonus endgame content (except for 3), made even better with ROM hacks to correct colors and add better sound.

I believe I saw that the latest version of the EverDrive Advance actually has a tilt sensor in it, so you can play WarioWare Twisted, Kirby Tilt & Tumble and Yoshi Topsy-Turvy with it, which all seem up your alley.

Oooh Mario Vs. Donkey Kong is a really clever puzzle game with a hint of the old Lemmings game. I've heard good things about Chu-Chu Rocket.

Incidentally, I think anyone with a GBA flash cart might be legally required to at least try the Mother 3 fan translation if you're not completely allergic to JRPGs.