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29 May 2006 Fun but challenging... Out of all of the handheld gaming systems, I didn't expect the Game Boy Advance to have a PC adventure game ported to it, much less this one.

The recreation of the experience is somewhat faithful: the controls on the GBA only provide limited input but the developers managed to fit in a number of puzzles and the graphics are incredible, even on the small screen of the GBA.

Colors are vibrant and the game runs smoothly throughout. There are a couple of times I caught myself staring b... –chaostheoremfrom Amazon.com
24 Mar 2003 Great adventure game. Great GBA game. Good Fun Broken Sword is a standard "adventure" game (eg. myst) delivered to the GBA and they've done a fine job of it (with a few small exceptions).

As adventure games go this one is pretty straight forward and doesn't require a mensa membership to make significant progress. The bulk of the tasks in the game are not too hard to figure out, yet there are a few stumpers in there as well.

Gameplay is clear. You can move the main character around the current screen and either interact with other chara... –Squidgey Flintfrom Amazon.com

12 Aug 2002 Marvolous, Magnificent, Superb!- and thats just for starters This is one of the best games I've ever played, surely the best GBA game ever. You are "George Stobbard", an American vacationing in Paris when you wittnes a bomb go off in a cafe. The plot really picks up when you discover that ring of assasins are tied into this, and a whole bunch of other neat stuff like scrolls and ancient goblets come into the picture. It's like Indiana Jones meets Dick Tracy.

The background is gorgeous, all hand drawn, the commentary is funny and witty, (press "B" on o... –Stupendousgrl45from Amazon.com

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