Play Chobits for Game Boy Advance : Atashi Dake no Hito Online

Chobits for Game Boy Advance: Atashi Dake no Hito came out in 2002, published by Broccoli. It was part of that wave of anime tie-ins on the GBA, games that tried to capture the feel of a series without being action heavy. This one is based on the Chobits manga and anime, so it leans into the slice of life and relationship aspects rather than combat or platforming.

You control Hideki, a student who finds an abandoned persocom (a humanoid computer) named Chi. The main goal is to teach her about the world, from basic words to social customs, while also uncovering the mystery of her origin. Gameplay involves navigating small environments, talking to characters, and solving light puzzles that usually involve finding items or making the right dialogue choices. There's a touch based interaction system using the GBA's buttons to pat Chi's head or help her with tasks, which reinforces the care taking theme. The pacing is slow and conversational; it's not a difficult game, but it asks for patience and attention to quiet moments. Playing it feels like gently guiding someone who's completely new to everything, which can be oddly calming even when the story hints at something sadder underneath.