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List Price: $29.99Price: $14.48 You Save: $15.51 (52%)as of 11/25/2009 19:39 EST details
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Amazon Minimum Age: 72 months
Binding: Video Game
EAN: 0682384320112
ESRB Age Rating: Everyone
Item Dimensions: 25404.9
Label: Bay Area Multimedia
Manufacturer: Bay Area Multimedia
Model: 682384320112
MPN: 682384320112
Number Of Items: 1
Platform: Game Boy Advance
Publisher: Bay Area Multimedia
Release Date: April 11, 2002
Studio: Bay Area Multimedia
Features:- Mission: Players battle with alien race to save their plane
- 22 intense air-to-air and air-to-land missions throughout the galaxy
- Step-by-step training mode for best techniques and tactics to attack and destroy
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Product Description: Genre: Extreme action/Combat
Amazon.com Product Description: A mission of peace turns deadly as you learn the enemy has replaced your diplomats with clones under its control. Now you must escape from enemy territory and fight your way across the galaxy to warn your home world. In Star X, you'll soar across nine alien worlds and into the depths of space through 22 intense missions. Gamers can connect to other Game Boy Advance units for dogfighting against up to three other players (additional copies of the game required).
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I just bought this game and was surprised at how cheap it was only $10.00 ,well it is the best game ever.It is a 3D pilot game that reminds me of the arcade games i used to play when i was 10 ,and it is sorta like starfox. But seriously , its the best game ever,action every second,laser flying by , power ups ,and it is especially great on the gameboy player for game cube, it just feels like an arcade game, so basically its great. But if you dislike flying games,STAY AWAY!!
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This game is one of the worst games I have ever played. I got it on clearance for $...and I still felt like I had paid too much. This is NOT comparible to Star Fox for the SNES. If it was, this would be one of the biggest titles for the GBA. For a shooter, the aim is one of the worst programming jobs I've ever experienced. You can't aim because your cross hairs are constantly drifting to the middle of the screen. I got so frustrated that thoughts of pounding my GBA repeatedly against a sidewalk ... Read More
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Star X is a aracade style fly and fry game which is very similar to Star Fox for the SNES. If you liked that, you will like this. It has the same forced forward scroll levels, as well as some free flying ones in space. There are several different weapons that you can pick up to increase your fire power. There are nine planets, with a challenging boss at the end of each one. A free flying space level follows each planet. My main gripe is the password based save.
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This is a high-flying, alien-blasting, shoot-em up game. It has very great graphic for the fact that it's not like a handhled X-Box or something. The story: you're a human pilot who went with some diplomats to an alien planet. Hoping for peace your group met with theirs, but the aliens aren't quite the talk it out type of guys so when they see your group they literally blow it up. Now you're the last force between these 'Karask' and earth. Can you stop them before every human is a slave. Fly through ... Read More
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Ever played Star Fox? Well, if you have, you'll figure out fairly quickly that is is a pretty good clone. (But who says that's a bad thing?) Anyhoo, for those of you who have never enjoyed Star Fox, this is a basic "on-rails" shooter. You pilot a star ship through 22 levels, set in many different environments as enemies come at you head-on. The cool thing about this game is that it features a completely 3-dimensional polygonal graphics engine, a first for Game Boy Advance. Though technically Tony Hawk was ... Read More
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