Quote Originally Posted by Jorpho View Post
Elite Forces is the GBC-only game, not to be confused with the earlier B&W GB game.

And I'm kind of interested about the technical details too, but I can't quite recall reading about the specifics. Maybe it had something to do with the cart's save RAM?

EDIT: http://www.gamefaqs.com/gbc/196763-b...ces/faqs/30432 says that the glitch can also occur on a GBC, and at http://www.romhacking.net/forum/index.php?topic=10631.0 there's someone who can't even get the game to start on an AGS-101. Maybe it was just defective hardware rather than some kind of GBA incompatibility.
I bought Elite Forces as a new release, but never got very far in it before getting distracted by other games. I'll be interested to go back and see if I can uncover that glitch when I do play through it.

Quote Originally Posted by goldenband View Post
Old thread, but I can say that several Game Boy games have weird audio issues on a Game Boy Advance, including:

Ren & Stimpy: Veediots!
Top Rank Tennis

What's the other licensed monochrome GB game that simply doesn't work (i.e. besides Road Rash)?
I just picked up Veediots a week or so ago, but it wouldn't boot up in my GBA SP, presumably because the pins are corroded and need to be cleaned, which is the case with about half of the GB games I buy these days. I'll have to open that up and give it a good cleaning and try it out. I don't have an original, non-backlit GBA, but I have an original Game Boy, GB Pocket, the atomic purple GBC, and the GBA SP, so I'll be able to test it out and see what differences there are.

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