Super Puzzle Fighter II GBA

Super Fun!

Strengths: A solid port of a 32-bit console classic

Weakness: Some corners had to be cut to bring the game to the GBA

Initially debuting in US arcades under the name Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo, Puzzle Fighter eventually made its way to the Saturn and PlayStation. In 2003, several years after its debut, it landed on the GBA as Super Puzzle Fighter II. Fortunately, apart from a condensed title and some minor audiovisual downgrades, the GBA version offers the same addictive gameplay as its predecessors. Sure,...

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Animated Puzzles for All!

Strengths: The game itself is extremely simple and very fun. By keeping it relatively simple, Capcom allows the player to really shine and the game heavily rewards planning in advance. It's very addictive and at times when you play it you may lose track of time.

Weakness: Sometimes the computer can be cheesy...maneuvering the blocks and placing them so quickly that it's literally hard to see.

The series takes a Tetris-like approach to its game play but adds in a few new elements, while leaving out others. One of the things added to the game is characters, and with characters, different block drops for each. Though the drops are not necessarily the most balanced, with characters like Chun-Li being one of the easiest characters to defeat and characters like Donovan being near the most...

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Super Puzzle Fighter II for GBA

Strengths: No compromises were made to gameplay for this portable translation.

Weakness: Graphics, animation, and sound are not as sharp as its arcade/console brethren; suffers from slowdown in spots; need two carts for multiplayer games.

Super Puzzle Fighter II arrives on GameBoy Advance with what matters unaltered: its strategic, combo-driven puzzle gameplay. Due to GBA's limited capabilities, the graphics and sound aren't as crisp as prior versions, but the game is as fun here as on any other platform. The only real annoyance is the slowdown that occurs when large combos are made.

Super Puzzle Fighter II GBA

Strengths: Awesome puzzle game. Colorful graphics. All your favorite Street Fighter/Capcom Characters (pint size).

Weakness: None

This is the best puzzle game for the Advance by far. The graphics are almost as good as the PSX version. The controls were excellent for such a simple game. Chain your gems togather to cause major damage. Being a SF fan, this is nothing but a GEM in my GameBoy Advance collection. Now if they would port the "Pocket Fighter", that would be heaven.

Super Puzzle Fighter II

Strengths: Great combo system, classic Street Fighter characters

Weakness: None

Super Puzzle Fighter II is one of my favorite puzzle games of all time. It is easy for beginners to start playing, but the combos and strategies can really get deep for the more serious player. It's just a blast to play and the game works great on the Game Boy Advance. And it features classic Street Fighter characters as well. I really can't say anything bad about this game. Definitely...

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Super Puzzle Fighter II Goes Portable

Strengths: Combo Crazy

Weakness: No Single Cart Multiplayer Link Play

Super Puzzle Fighter II is Capcom's venture into the pieces dropping into a pit (Tetris like) puzzle realm. Super Puzzle Fighter II was released on the Playstation, Saturn & PC back in the mid/late 90s and has now been released on the GameBoy Advance in portable form. It is very much like Puyo Pop in which the objective is to group the same color together to make them disappear and not let your...

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