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very simply: this is a great game to show off the GBA
Wow. I've played these games on the PS, and I really liked them. Only problem I ever had was PS was supposed to be a 'high powered' system, and Klonoa always seemed out of date on there. Well on the GBA, the little fuzzy blue guy seems perfectly at home. The graphics are sharp, sound is pretty nifty. Hearing Klonoa yell on the speaker sounds good, and even better through headphones.

Overall, I'd say if you like side scrollers, and want to show off your GBA, get this. It's worth it. Not too hard either, so your kids or non-game playing girlfriend will even get into it, and lets face it... The guy's cute. Chick's dig cute blue mascots. Look at Sonic =p

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Should b great!
Klonoa is a really good game.....for those who have no idea what it is about,read carefully. In the game, Klonoa is transported to a world that is devoid of dreams. Klonoa must defeat four mystical monsters to give back the ability to dream to the people of this world. Adventures of Klonoa will take him through a world where dreams are forbidden.This world includes four major towns, and Klonoa must vanquish four mystical monsters and restore the ability to dream to the sleep-deprived people of the world. The side-scrolling gameplay is a mix of action and puzzle elements--some levels are more action-oriented, while others require players to solve a wide array of puzzles. There will be a total of more than 40 levels in the game. Naturally, Klonoa's general moves, which are intrinsic to the series, will be available in Klonoa for the GBA.The graphics should be good also,and overall the game should be a huge hit!

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Surprisingly good
I had never played the other Klonoa games when I fired this up. It looked like another kiddy platformer, but I decided to give it a chance; Namco usually puts out good stuff.

But then Klonoa really surprised me; it wasn't just a platformer. It made me think about what I was doing instead of just running through a level bopping enemies. The levels are cleverly designed and usually are just as much vertical as they are horizontal. The difficulty curve for the puzzles is well done. It starts out easy and gets progressively tougher until the end, when you're likely to be stumped by a couple of puzzles. Some fun snowboarding levels add variety.

Overall, Klonoa should be owned by anybody with a Game Boy Advance. A bit of a warning though: it's kind of short.