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Ghost Rider

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Battle demons on foot and on the Hell Cycle to stop a demonic apocalypse.

Ghost Rider for Game Boy Advance was developed by Magic Pockets and published by 2K Games in 2007, coinciding with the film; no earlier release of this exact version exists.


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Released
2007
Perspective
Behind view, Side view
Size
6.37 MB
Rating
1 vote

About Ghost Rider

Ghost Rider for the Game Boy Advance is an action game where the player controls the titular character to prevent a catastrophic event. The narrative follows Johnny Blaze, who is compelled to thwart a scheme to resurrect Blackheart on Earth, an act that risks triggering an apocalypse and undermining Mephisto's rule. His primary motivation is not to serve Mephisto but to protect Roxanne Simpson.

Gameplay involves two main types of action. The character engages in combat against demonic foes using melee attacks with his fists and a weapon called the Hell chain, both of which can be enhanced. The other component features high-speed sequences where the Ghost Rider pursues enemies on his Hell Cycle across large distances, employing the chain and fireballs to eliminate targets during these chases.

Ghost Rider Screenshots

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Title screen.
Intro
Level select
Start of the first level, the jails of hell
Defeating enemies or breaking scenery rewards you with colored spheres, each color granting you health, magic or upgrade points respectively
On the upgrade menu you can upgrade Ghost Rider's moves and stats using purple sheres
In between level segments, the game shows you hints
Enemies with different color scehemes are stronger
You can grab hold of enemies, giving you a new set of attacks such as throws
Fighting the first boss enemy
Game over