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Seller notes: “-See Pictures for condition of artwork. -Manual may or may not be included (see pics). -Disc hub ... “-See Pictures for condition of artwork. -Manual may or may not be included (see pics). -Disc hub may have been repaired(see pics). -See Pictures for condition of game. -Artwork may or may not be included (see pics). -Manual may or may not be included (see pics). -Disc hub may have been repaired(see pics). -Games have been cleaned & tested, works great! -Disc is in great condition. -Case is free of damage (if case is pictured it will be included) -Ships same business day.”

MPN: 10045

Brand: Destination Software

Style: BOARD_GAME

UPC: 802068100452

Platform: Nintendo Game Boy Advance

Rating: E-Everyone

Publisher: Destination

Game Name: Risk/Battleship/Clue

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by kaisei-35
18 Jul, 2019Most favourable review
Came super early
It arrived 3 days earlier than originally said! Game plays great so far.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: bebenbella
by DeT-njeoRl2@Deleted
01 Nov, 2016Most critical review
Gameboy risk
Like most at this point hard to play but inline with others.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: lukiegames
by dd225
10 Apr, 2008
All right AU, better against actual people.
This combination of three great board games into one Game boy is worth buying at what most sellers have the price listed in their auctions. The computer artificial intelligence is decent enough. No real problems with it making a decision, but sometimes it does make it too easy to win. For example, in the game Clue the computer controlled opponents will take a door exit from a room he/she is in instead of a door exit that is closer to the room they will go toward. And I have not seen one of the computer opponents use the secret passages to travel across. The best game of the three to play is Risk. The computer can pose to be a formidable opponent and tends to be fair in attacking other computer players as well as yourself. The one game I felt a little put off was Battleship. It ... This combination of three great board games into one Game boy is worth buying at what most sellers have the price listed in their auctions. The computer artificial intelligence is decent enough. No real problems with it making a decision, but sometimes it does make it too easy to win. For example, in the game Clue the computer controlled opponents will take a door exit from a room he/she is in instead of a door exit that is closer to the room they will go toward. And I have not seen one of the computer opponents use the secret passages to travel across. The best game of the three to play is Risk. The computer can pose to be a formidable opponent and tends to be fair in attacking other computer players as well as yourself. The one game I felt a little put off was Battleship. It just honestly felt like the computer has a way of discovering your ships location a little too easily. But that could be the way it was meant to be played on Hard mode. The game visuals are what could be expected for the Game Boy. Not much in the sound effects and the music is simple. So far it is a game worth playing every once in a while, similar to Tetris. You could play it for a little while, then put it away. Later on see the game and start playing it again for some time. This is a kind of game kids who like to play board games during car trips can share together. Otherwise, play the actual board games in the living room/kitchen/wherever else is comfortable.
by dwalker911
26 Jan, 2007
Clue needs room names on the screen
Clue - a good version except the room names do not appear on the screen so you have to memorize the location of each room or wander around (2 to 12 squares at a time) to find the room you need. The secret passages are cool, but having to hit the button to leave them gets old fast. Battleship - I love this version. You get to fire as many shots as you have ships left or you can play the conventional game with only 1 shot per turn. Risk - I used to play the old Black & White Macintosh version of Risk. This version is similar, but I think the cards don't work the same way. It is generally easy to win. Just grab a continent, South America and/or Australia are easily defendable (ie good choices) and let the computer opponents fight with each other while you build up your armies. ... Clue - a good version except the room names do not appear on the screen so you have to memorize the location of each room or wander around (2 to 12 squares at a time) to find the room you need. The secret passages are cool, but having to hit the button to leave them gets old fast. Battleship - I love this version. You get to fire as many shots as you have ships left or you can play the conventional game with only 1 shot per turn. Risk - I used to play the old Black & White Macintosh version of Risk. This version is similar, but I think the cards don't work the same way. It is generally easy to win. Just grab a continent, South America and/or Australia are easily defendable (ie good choices) and let the computer opponents fight with each other while you build up your armies. Works every time.
by twoeyedjack
08 Jan, 2009
The only portable video game version of RISK so far
One day I got an itch to play RISK. Only I didn't want to play it on a console or PC; I wanted to play on my Nintendo DS. So off to the stores I went in search of a DS version. I was surprised to find that the only versions of RISK currently available are for the PC, the PS2, and this version for the Gameboy Advance. I had figured that with the release of a slew of board game collections on the DS that surely they had made a version of RISK. I figured wrong. As it currently stands, this is the only portable version of RISK in existence. The game itself is no frills, very basic. Your options are rather limited - you cannot pick your color army and there is only the world conquest game. The interface takes a bit of practice to get the hang of it, as it is a scrolling cursor ... One day I got an itch to play RISK. Only I didn't want to play it on a console or PC; I wanted to play on my Nintendo DS. So off to the stores I went in search of a DS version. I was surprised to find that the only versions of RISK currently available are for the PC, the PS2, and this version for the Gameboy Advance. I had figured that with the release of a slew of board game collections on the DS that surely they had made a version of RISK. I figured wrong. As it currently stands, this is the only portable version of RISK in existence. The game itself is no frills, very basic. Your options are rather limited - you cannot pick your color army and there is only the world conquest game. The interface takes a bit of practice to get the hang of it, as it is a scrolling cursor over small countries. Everything is handled by the cursor, which makes me wonder why they didn't bring even this version to the DS. The touch-screen would be much more suited than scrolling around with the D-pad. Otherwise the game plays the same as the board game, which makes it a fair reproduction if you want to play RISK on the go. BATTLESHIP and CLUE are kind of the same way. BATTLESHIP allows you to set the AI difficulty (which doesn't make much sense to me), and CLUE requires three seperate screens which you flip back and forth through to get your cards, notebook, and board straight. You are expected to have memorized the rooms of the mansion as well, as there are no labels that I could find telling you which room was where. CLUE was the most frustrating to play in my opinion, but I suppose with time and exercising your brain it could be an enjoyable version of the game. Presumeably you can hook up with other players who have the cartridge and play multiplayer since you can choose how many players you want, except there is nothing really mentioned on the box or in the instructions that says you can do this. It may be a game of "Pass it around" as each player finishes their turn and hands off the system to the next player. I haven't figured that out yet and considering the only place I have seen this game is here on eBay it is unlikely that any of my friends will pick it up. My biggest gripe about the game - and this is huge in today's portable game market - is that there is no save function. You cannot save your game at all. This is incredible considering that nearly every portable game out there has some form of game saving function due to the fact that it is a portable game. This is somewhat tempered in the case of RISK in that 3-player games tend to be over and done with in about an hour. More than likely the more players you have the longer and more difficult the game will be. Without a save function though there isn't much point in playing more than 3 players unless you have the time to devote to a longer game. As far as portable RISK goes, it does a decent job of presenting the classic game of world domination. Just don't expect much beyond that. If you have a long ride on the bus ahead of you this will pass the time wonderfully. My hope is that RISK will get a facelift for the DS soon, as I want more options than what this version offers. The DS would be the best portable interface for the game and the wireless and Wi-Fi connectivity offers plenty of possibilities for multiplayer options. Instead we are left to wait and wonder, and bide our time with this version for now.

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