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Teen Titans

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Switch between five heroes with unique abilities to navigate levels and defeat Brother Blood.

Teen Titans for Game Boy Advance, developed by Artificial Mind & Movement and published by Majesco, was released in 2005. This is the original version of the game, with no earlier releases on other platforms.


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Released
2005
Genre
Perspective
Side view
Visual
2D scrolling
Size
3.31 MB
Rating
2 votes

About Teen Titans

Teen Titans for the Game Boy Advance adapts its animated series source material into a side scrolling action game. The player manages a team of five characters, each possessing distinct movement capabilities and special skills.

Navigating the levels requires strategic use of these unique traits, as certain environmental obstacles can only be passed by specific Titans. The central objective involves progressing through these stages to confront the antagonist, Brother Blood, and his forces from the H.I.V.E. academy.

Character control is fluid, with the ability to instantly swap between Robin, Cyborg, Raven, Starfire, and Beast Boy during play. This system allows for the application of different abilities, such as flight for some members or a double jump for others, as needed.

Teen Titans Screenshots

12 images
Title screen
Mission title card
Team dialogue
Robin can hack computer terminals to unlock doors
Beast Boy can transform into animals...
...also useful to find secrets
Raven magic
Cyborg's ground slam is useful against small enemies
More Raven magic
Robin fighing
Starfire magic
Unlockable cards