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Chessmaster (Game Boy Advance)

Chessmaster (Game Boy Advance)

  • ESRB: Everyone
  • Developer: Ubisoft Romania
  • Genre: Board Games
  • Elements: Board Games
3.5 stars Editors' rating on 06/05/2003
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$25.98 at 1 Store
Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell (Game Boy Advance)

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell (Game Boy Advance)

  • ESRB: Teen
  • Developer: Ubisoft Montreal
  • Genre: Action
  • Elements: Sc-Fi Action Adventure
3.5 stars Editors' rating on 04/29/2003
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$15.52 at 1 Store
Rayman 3 (Game Boy Advance)

Rayman 3 (Game Boy Advance)

  • ESRB: Everyone
  • Developer: Ubisoft
  • Genre: Action
  • Number of players: 1-4 Players
4 stars Editors' rating on 03/15/2003
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$16.67 at 1 Store
The Sum of All Fears (Game Boy Advance)

The Sum of All Fears (Game Boy Advance)

  • ESRB: Teen
  • Developer: Red Storm Entertainment
  • Genre: Action
  • Elements: Sc-Fi Action Adventure
3 stars Editors' rating on 02/21/2003
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The Mummy (Game Boy Advance)

The Mummy (Game Boy Advance)

  • ESRB: Everyone
  • Developer: Ubisoft Milan
  • Genre: Action
  • Number of players: 1 Player
3.5 stars Editors' rating on 02/05/2003
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$25.00 at 1 Store
Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Rogue Spear (Game Boy Advance)

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Rogue Spear (Game Boy Advance)

  • ESRB: Teen
  • Developer: Ubisoft Milan
  • Genre: Action
  • Elements: Tactical Third-Person Shooter
3.5 stars Editors' rating on 04/01/2002
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$17.97 at 1 Store
Bratz (Game Boy Advance)

Bratz (Game Boy Advance)

  • ESRB: Everyone
  • Developer: DC Studios
  • Genre: Action
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$1.39 at 1 Store

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