What else is similar to Broken Sword?

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I've just completed Broken Sword on my GBA and wondered what other GBA games
are similar. Are there any other goodish adventure games?



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On Thu, 29 Apr 2004 16:10:07 +0100, "BlackKnight" <terry_37@nospam.email.com>
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>I've just completed Broken Sword on my GBA and wondered what other GBA games
>are similar. Are there any other goodish adventure games?
>
>

I've recently discovered -- and just started playing -- a pair of
detective-genre adventure games:

"Deja Vu I: A Nightmare Comes True"
and
"Deja Vu II: Lost in Las Vegas"

They're both on one GBC cart (rather than GBA, but don't let that stop you)

The interface takes a little getting used to (moving a "get/use/open/etc"
pointer around the screen with the D-pad), but works quite well within the
constraints of the GameBoy.

Whether you'd find them in shops, I don't know; I picked mine up on eBay (after
careful, and successful, pirate-screening) complete with instructions and box
for £6.49 inc. p+p.

Regards,
Graham Holden
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Graham Holden wrote:
> On Thu, 29 Apr 2004 16:10:07 +0100, "BlackKnight"
> <terry_37@nospam.email.com> wrote:
>
> "Deja Vu I: A Nightmare Comes True"
> and
> "Deja Vu II: Lost in Las Vegas"
>
> They're both on one GBC cart (rather than GBA, but don't let that
> stop you)
>
> The interface takes a little getting used to (moving a
> "get/use/open/etc" pointer around the screen with the D-pad), but
> works quite well within the constraints of the GameBoy.
>
> Whether you'd find them in shops, I don't know; I picked mine up on
> eBay (after careful, and successful, pirate-screening) complete with
> instructions and box for £6.49 inc. p+p.
>

Thanks Graham, I'll have a look around, we've got a couple of local shops
that sell used games so maybe they'll have a copy hidden away somewhere.



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In article <c6r5sa$5a6$1@newsg1.svr.pol.co.uk>, terry_37@nospam.email.com
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>I've just completed Broken Sword on my GBA and wondered what other GBA games
>are similar. Are there any other goodish adventure games?
>
>
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