Wario Land 4 (Nintendo Game Boy Advance, 2001)

the game was in good condition
interesting and for a lot of thinking stages!!!!
play the bonus stages they give you medals that helps you win the bad guys.

This is definitely another classic Nintendo platformer, although I feel it will be overshadowed by Yoshi's Island and Mario games. Playing as the bad guy Wario is a blast. The controls are very easy and the graphics are another example of the Game Boy Advance at its best. It's moderately easy except for the boss battles, and can be beaten in 2 days if you go for it. There are definite reasons to replay it though, including hidden items throughout the stages and because it's just plain fun as well.

This game is OK but not what I wast expecting, I though it would be like mario and have levels but is just mini games. Its OK but not my type of game.

f you're looking for a quality 2D platformer for your Game Boy Advance, look no further than Wario Land 4. As Nintendo's first platforming game developed solely for the GBA, it shines in all the right places. The gameplay is tight and varied, the graphics are detailed and bright, and the sound is second to none. Wario Land 4 does have some confusing puzzles in its later stages that may be too difficult for younger players, but for everyone else, it comes highly recommended.

I loved this game back when I got it about 8 years ago, but I have no idea what happened to it. It's kinda confusing where to go at times, and the difficulty may turn a few casual gamers away, but it's an excellent game nonetheless.

The graphics are pretty good for a game this old, and the gameplay definitely stands the test of time. If you can find it for less than $20.00, then don't hesitate to pick it up! You won't be disappointed.