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All this week, we're counting the best of the portable best. By Craig Harris The Game Boy Advance has gone from has-been, to fond memory, to desirable old-school console.

The DS predecessor was essentially a Super Nintendo you could cram in your pocket, and its library of games is one of the strongest in portable gaming. With so many incredible games, narrowing down the list to the top 25 was a harrowing task, but these are the games that stood out and stand up against the test of time.

Even if you might not agree with each game's specific placement within the top 25, we'll bet you'll be hard pressed to deny these titles' inclusion within the best games for the Game Boy Advance. 25) Developer: Publisher: SEGA Year Released: 2002 Though gave the Game Boy Advance rendition the moniker 'junior,' there was nothing small about this portable product. The series began in the arcades and on the GameCube as a Marble Madness-inspired action game with tons of unlockable features and modes, and for the Game Boy Advance version the UK development studio Realism managed to squeak out every ounce of potential in the GBA's hardware to offer that same fun and frantic experience.

The GBA version might not stand the test of time when compared to the rising power of other handhelds, but when it was released. Managed to really show off what the system could do, and it's rare to see a third-party developer pour so much effort into so many game modes on the portable system. Though the development studio couldn't survive very long after Super Monkey Ball Jr.'

S release, Realism went out with a bang with one of the finest console-to-handheld ports on the GBA. 24) Developer: Camelot Publisher: Nintendo Year Released: 2001 One of the first 'hyped' games on the Game Boy Advance, Camelot -- who had been making much of its money with Golf and Tennis games on the Nintendo 64 and Game Boy -- returned to its RPG roots with an original adventure that could give Square's teams a run for their money. This game pushed amazing visuals, a dynamic soundtrack, and a complex story, and even though it focused on the archaic 'random turn-based battles' mechanic for half of its gameplay, it was still a fulfilling console-style experience on such a small system. Its sequel,: The Lost Age, tweaked and streamlined a bit, and actually enabled data transfers from the first game in the series.but it was the original release that made the biggest impact for Game Boy Advance gamers. Anstoss 3 Originaldaten 2011 Hyundai there. 23) Developer: Hudson Publisher: Year Released: 2003 A bad name with even worse box-art, hit the scene with a collective shrug by the gaming population.

And then, suddenly, people started playing the game within. It's a completely old-school inspired action design that melds such classics as Capcom's Bionic Commando, Sega's Shinobi, and Namco's Rolling Thunder, and what's more it's incredibly fun and challenging -- a side-scrolling arcade-style game that could only really thrive these days on the 2D-happy Game Boy Advance platform. It's one of the toughest games to find in the used cartridge market; finding it won't make you rich, though. It's only valuable in the 'awesome gameplay' sense.and in this case, it's worth its weight in gold.

22) Developer: Publisher: Nintendo Year Released: 2004 Way back in the black and white Game Boy days Nintendo updated its classic Donkey Kong arcade design with a contemporary design that fleshed out the barrel-jumping, hammer-whacking mechanics into a huge assortment of full-screen puzzle games. That concept was the basis for this NST-developed production. The added power of the Game Boy Advance not just enhanced the visuals, but the team managed to squeeze in a bunch of new puzzle ideas in the update. It's a great game that fits the Game Boy Advance's pick-up-and-play environment since players could whip out the system, solve a puzzle, and put it away for later.