Hidden gems of the GBA library?

Summon Night: Swordcraft Story.
I haven't played through the whole game yet, but I really like it so far. It's pretty much an RPG with battle-gameplay like the Tales games. And you get different materials from the monsters which you can use to craft your own weapons. It's a nice little feature, and it's pretty fun trying to collect all weapons. ^^

Another game I really enjoyed on the GBA that's probably underrated is Mario Golf: Advance Tour...but it's probably like all the other Mario Golf games, just with role-playing elements.

I may be the only one, Banjo Kazooie Grunty's Revenge.

I'm not sure if hidden gem is the right word for these games, but the both golden sun games were great.

I'm not sure if hidden gem is the right word for these games, but the both golden sun games were great.

You could say that. They were huge in Japan, but I have a feeling that if they were released in the West, they'd go over like a fart in church.

I'm not sure if hidden gem is the right word for these games, but the both golden sun games were great.

You could say that. They were huge in Japan, but I have a feeling that if they were released in the West, they'd go over like a fart in church.

They were released in the west. I have both games.

I'm not sure if hidden gem is the right word for these games, but the both golden sun games were great.

You could say that. They were huge in Japan, but I have a feeling that if they were released in the West, they'd go over like a fart in church.

They were released in the west. I have both games.

Oh. So then, they most likely DID go over like a fart in church.

Vietnamese hack version of Pokemon Yellow.

Vietnamese hack version of Pokemon Yellow.

But...Pokemon Yellow was GB. Unless, the hack was on GBA?

Plus, there are many great homemade GBA PKMN hacks out there. The tools are awesome, even though the map one is unusable(But the speech editor is a laugh).

King of Fighters EX2. If it IS hidden.

Hack hacked GBA cart with yellow rom