Final Fantasy Tactics remains one of the most celebrated strategy RPGs – so how does its little brother on the Game Boy Advance hold up?

Final Fantasy 5 was a Japan-only game for 7 years, and it took even longer for this, the definitive version, to arrive on the GameBoy Advance. Don’t pass up the chance to play this classic RPG.

A solid puzzle-platformer awaits for those willing to give Klonoa a chance on Nintendo’s GameBoy Advance.

The third and final installment of Castlevania on the GameBoy Advance will suck you dry and leave you asking for more.

Capcom’s sequel to their original Super Nintendo RPG is not only much better than its predecessor: it’s a fun RPG in its own right.