Super Mario Advance 3: Yoshi's Island for Game Boy Advance

Pros: Bright, colorful, great fun

Cons: I'll get back to you

The Bottom Line: One of the last decades greatest platformers on the GBA. How could you go wrong?

Review: If there is one game on the GBA that feels like it belongs, this is it. Yoshi’s Island fits the handheld perfectly, the controls are intuitive, even for big hands and the game is bright enough that it works wonderfully on the dark screen. The bonus for ...

Pros: nice colorful graphics, good sound, mini-games, captivating gameplay

Cons: Mario Bros. - the same multi-player, AGAIN!!!

The Bottom Line: This is a port of one of the best platform games of all times!!! It is a must buy for not only Mario fans, but for eveerybody.

Review: Yoshi’s Island: Super Mario Advance 3 is the third Mario game ported to the GameBoy Advance. I have played all three and have decided to review them. I chose to review the last one first because it was the best out of all three, and there were no...

Pros: Outstanding visuals, extremely adaptive and inuitive gameplay, hilarious enemies & names

Cons: Baby Mario is nothing but a pest, some levels are tiringly near perpetual

The Bottom Line: Yoshi's Island was one of the most revolutionary, well-balanced platformers years ago and it still follows that famed trend with a flawless if better port on the Game Boy Advance

Review: Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island has forever been plagued with an evil curse set by Nintendo. Ever since it's release in 1995 on the Super Nintendo, it's tried to sell based on the overshadowed title Super Mario World 2. It seems the very same...

Pros: Good gameplay, neat music, I can't beat it in 3 seconds like SMA4!

Cons: Same Mario Bros., and my game won't save anymore.

The Bottom Line: If you can get this game, then get it!

Review: I got this game online for about $12 and I have vastly enjoyed it. There are 48 levels of Yoshi and Crybaby Mario.( Crybaby Mario is really not that bad...he only cries when you do something wrong...those people who say "all he does is cry" must be ...

Pros: Incredible detail and color, lots of levels for such a small cartridge

Cons: music themes become stuck in my head for hours

The Bottom Line: Five-star game. Lots of levels that I wouldn't mind playing over and over again.

Review: I have a very abnormal, deprived gaming background because as a kid my parents refused to buy systems. Of course, I would salivate over the original Super Mario and duck hunt on the original NES at friends' houses, but for the most part, since I was...

Pros: Excellent remake, good graphics, funny enemies.

Cons: plot's ok, and same multi-player game.

The Bottom Line: Get it, you won't be let down. Good graphics, nice sound and there are some pretty cool locked levels.

Review: Yoshi stars in Nintendo's Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island. This is a remake of the SNES game, and I think Nintendo did an outstanding job on remaking it.

The story is this, a stork is bringing two small packages to two lucky parents. ALL...

Pros: Good, well-thought out gameplay, good variety, vibrant colors of levels

Cons: Mario's crying is really annoying

The Bottom Line: I love this game and you probably will too. Just give it a chance!

Review: Anybody remember this gem of a beauty on Super Nintendo? This was always one of my favorites on the Super Nintendo system, not because I'm a Mario fan, or because I'm a Yoshi fan, but because this game is so versatile! Most games go as follows: ...

Pros: Fun, entertaining, not violent, yet still challenging. Demonstrates teamwork.

Cons: May persuade your child to want to paint their room green.

Review: When i first got this game for my daughter, her first reaction was, "Ewwww! He's green!" That really amazed me. Yet, in the next few hours, she really got into the game, and wouldn't stop playing. Later on that day, she told me that she loved this ...

Pros: Great graphics, sounds, cute gameplay.

Cons: Baby Mario is very annoying.

The Bottom Line: If you love cute things or even if you can tolerate them, then this game won't let you down.

Review: I might be one of those formerly rare little girls who spent more time playing video games on her SN ...

Review: A stork carries baby Mario & Luigi to their parents. Suddenly, something shoots out of the sky and...