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Game Boy Advance (GBA)

Mario Golf: Advance Tour is an RPG-styled sport game developed by Camelot Software Planning and published by Nintendo for the Game Boy Advance in 2004. The game is the sequel to the Game Boy Color version of Mario Golf. [Info from Wikipedia]

Robert Seddon has recorded an interesting video about some of the debug rooms and unused areas that can be found in the Mario Golf: Advance Tour game code thanks to the Atrius’s Golden Sun: The Lost Age editor (as both games use the same engine). We can even notice some GBC-alike sprites, probably used as placeholders. The beta” foyer had some different details as you can notice from this comparison:

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Game Boy Advance (GBA), Nintendo

Moto-X [GBA – Cancelled]

monokoma

17-06-2009

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In 2003 Torus Games created a Voxel Engine to develope a new GBA racing game know as Moto X, but the project was later cancelled.

Thanks to Celine for the contribution!

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Game Boy Advance (GBA), Leaked, Nintendo

Turok [GBA – Prototype]

yota

30-05-2009

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A prototype for a new Turok FPS, based on the N64 game, was in development for the GameBoy Advance. Although, the project was shelved soon after.

In February 2009, Hidden Palace was able to procure this playable build of the prototype, which you can see below:

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Game Boy Advance (GBA), Nintendo

PoketMechs [GBA – Cancelled]

monokoma

23-05-2009

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PoketMechs was a prototype for a side scrolling action game that was in development at Puppybomb Games in 2004, but sadly the project was cancelled, maybe because they did not find a publisher interested in the game.

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Game Boy Advance (GBA), Leaked, Nintendo

Motocross Challenge [GBA – Cancelled]

monokoma

19-05-2009

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From 2004 to 2007 DHGames were working on a GBA racing game similar to Excitebike, but sadly their publisher changed its mind later and the project was never released to the market, even if it was finished. The game was later reworked and it’s now coming out for the Nintendo DS (maybe? It seems that the official DHGames site is down, maybe they have closed down and the DS version is cancelled too). A rom of the original GBA version was shared online by the same developers, so it can be played and preserved by the community instead of being lost forever. Props to DHGames!

In April 2010 Motocross Challenge was finally released for the iPhone / iPod Touch, so at least it was not lost at all! You can see some videos of the iPhone version in DHGames’ YT Channel or buy Motocross Challenge from the iTunes Store (only $0.99!)

Thanks to Celine for the contribution!

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