Both challenging and addicting.

There is no finer joy in life than sitting with a group of friends and watching their faces contort and twist in agony as you happily place bombs next to them, trapping them against a wall from which they can never escape from.

Nintendo's latest version of the F-Zero series for the GBA preserves the "Wow" factor that made F-Zero one of Nintendo's biggest game franchises.

An insanely good time!

With it's astounding gameplay and unbelievable fun factor, it's a game you won't want to put down, even when given it's slight graphic downfalls.

Not only will expose a whole new generation to one of the classics, it will challenge those who remember it the first time around.

It's fun, fast, and furious pace will have you seeing cats and mice in your sleep.

Gamers looking for an off-the-wall platform adventure, and those that have the patience to put up with the lack of a save feature might find EWJ a good buy.

It seems that the Pitfall series has lost its luster over time, and this port just solidifies that fact.

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 tune–ups, the game itself MAY be worth the hassle.

Lots and lots of new and exciting things to do here. Just a refreshing game.

If every game that graces the GBA were as good as Tony Hawk 2, then the world would be a better place. There would be no war, crime, or violence because everybody would be too busy playing Game Boy.

For boxing fans - it floats like a butterfly and stings like a bee.

Not only was I throughly dissappointed by Iridion, but I was downright frustrated.