What? A double review day? 

Yes, I just found this game on the website and want to share my experience with it. To start I will talk about how this game is.

Graphics: 7 The sprites are ripped directly off Tekken 3. There are no 3.D. models in this game at all, the backgrounds at least look okay to say the least, but the sprite's movements are not clunky and look pretty good to be honest.

Sound: 5 The sound could have been better. The sound is made up of a bunch of pixelated noise, so instead of getting a punch or kick sound, you get a punch or kick sound, with a mess of pixel sounds after. The soundtrack is okay but other than that I like playing with the sound off.

Addictiveness: 5 The game is mediocre and clunky to play with only so many buttons to play with and I would only usually play it if I couldn't find Tekken 6 on the PSP.

Story: 2 The characters have no backstories and you just fight for no reason. That's it. No prologues, no endings, just that you get THROWN right into the game! Like that!

Depth: 4 The game has only a couple of game modes, that are JUST BASED OFF ARCADE MODE and just that. You have survival, tag team, and multiplayer with another Game Boy Advance, which is pretty cool, but that's the only reason why it isn't getting a 2.

Difficulty: 5 You only have two buttons to punch and kick, while you have one button to grab, if you spam the buttons fast enough, you will win, no matter what.

OVERALL: 7.1 The game is a strange port of Tekken 3, even though it tries not to be. It's strange. Why couldn't they use 3.D. models instead? It would have been better. So, if you find this game in a store, the most that you should ever pay is $5 no matter what. Maybe $10 but other than that, no more.

Tekken Advance has all the aspects of a bowl of pourage from a Goldielocks book, and costs  as much the same as well.
#Gotrekt


It doesn't do anything bad or good in that department, it gets the job done for Tekken on the go.


Critiquing this review:
1. 3D models really can't be expected with the GBA.   The GBA is basically your portable Super nintendo at best, so to get a game that even remotely looks like Tekken 3 is quite a feat.

Not to mention, It's unfair to expect Tekken Advance to have 3D visuals when Mortal Kombat Deadly Alliance on the GBA isn't 3D either. 
Mortal Kombat Deadly Alliance was a full 3D game as well, so this is proof that the GBA couldn't use 3D models due to hardware limitations.

2. Yes the game is clunky, but its one of the better fighting games on the GBA.   
If you really wanna play something that's bad try Mortal Kombat Advanced, and come back to this.   Mortal kombat Advanced was basically your port of Ultimate Mortal kombat 3, and it still played terrible.


3. The Plot of the Tekken games has always been the same,   People are fighting to win the king of iron fist tournament. 
Again, not much can be helped here on the GBA as if they did an ending of  a character, it'd just be full of screenshots or text.





Overall: 4/5 for the review.