When we think of classic titles for the 32-Bit Game Boy Advance consoles there are so many games that comes to mind such as Pokémon Ruby & Sapphire, Super Mario Advance 4, Metroid Fusion, Final Fantasy Tactics Advance and many more. However, there are also games such as GunStar Super Heroes which are hardly ever mentioned at all despite how critically acclaimed it was following its release back in 2005. For those who do not know Super GunStar Heroes is the direct sequel to GunStar Heroes which was released for the Sega Genesis back in 1993.

GunStar Super Heroes not only had more in-depth gameplay than its prequel but it was also one of the best run and gun titles that you would ever see on the Game Boy Advance. The fact that GunStar Super did not sell more than it should have back in the mid 00’s is not to surprising seeing how the Pokémon series along with various Mario titles appeared to have overshadowed almost everything on the Game Big Advance during that time period. In fact, Super GunStar Heroes could have definitely had stood out more on the Sega Genesis during the 16 bit era of gaming especially since many people were looking forward to seeing a direct sequel to GunStar Heroes shortly after 1993.