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Weird little GBA FPS where you fumble with the D-pad to shoot through blocky corridors—it shouldn’t work, but somehow it does. Feels like playing a rumor of a game based on a movie that didn’t exist.
Ecks vs. Sever came out on the Game Boy Advance in 2001, developed by Crawfish Interactive and published by BAM! Entertainment. It was a time when handheld shooters were rare, and this one tried to bring a first-person perspective to the small screen. The game is loosely tied to a film that never actually got made, which gives it a strange, almost apocryphal feel.
You control an operative named Ecks, moving through tight, maze-like environments viewed from a first-person perspective. Your main goal is to shoot enemies, find keycards, and navigate a series of missions that often feel like puzzles. The controls rely on the D-pad for movement and aiming, which takes some getting used to; you also switch between a few weapons like a pistol and a shotgun. The pace is deliberate, and the difficulty can spike in cramped spaces where enemies seem to come from everywhere. It feels rough and experimental, but there's a certain satisfaction in making it work on such a limited device.
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