GT Advance Championship Racing
Game Boy Advance- Publisher: THQ
- Release Date: Jun 8, 2001
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The beautiful rendering of the cars, the colorful tracks, and the responsive controls all come together in one cool, portable package.
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GMR MagazineA great-looking and playing racer with one major drawback: a tedious password save system. [Feb 2003, p.97]
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It's true that the sixteen character password is annoying, but it's a great game nonetheless. The mixture of great graphics and gameplay make this game very enjoyable.
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Look, THQ, this password system is extremely inconvenient.
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Had the GT Advance utilized the battery backed password system, I certainly would have scored this game MUCH higher. But given the exquisite graphics, challenging races, fun tuneups, the game itself MAY be worth the hassle.
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The A.I. in the game varies and can either be a push over or incredibly hard. The races will be very close if you are in the top position.
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Despite the dents, GT Advance is a solid early contender in the handheld racing championshipjust be sure to drive with the lights on.
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It's really a shame that THQ opted to adopt a password feature instead of the battery-save option, because it has added a lot of hassle to what would otherwise be a very fun game.
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With extensive gameplay, a great range of cars and replay value that will keep you motoring on even long-haul journeys, GT Advance is a great start for the racing genre on the GBA.
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There's one huge caveat to our recommendations. THQ, in a cost-cutting move sure to infuriate people everywhere, have removed the battery memory back-up and implemented a password system instead.
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#46 Most Discussed Game Boy Advance Game of 2001
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User score distribution:
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Positive: 5 out of 6
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Mixed: 0 out of 6
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Negative: 1 out of 6
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ManonamissionNov 9, 2005