Since the Game Boy Advance’s Launch in 2001, the system has seen a never-ending array of titles in all genre’s from software houses the world over. While Nintendo insist the Game Boy Advance series is far from dead, the market clearly says otherwise as releases begin to trickle onto shelves as opposed to flooding them. Much like the current-generation of home consoles, 2006 promises some big new releases for the system; but beyond that is little hope.

Konami of Europe has announced it is to release the first in a series of Double Pack Game Boy Advance products, with a CastleVania Double Pack that contains two  sought-after games: CastleVania: Harmony of Dissonance and CastleVania: Aria of Sorrow.

            With all the hype surrounding the PSP and NintendoDS – and the all new Game Boy Micro – you’d be forgiven for thinking that the Game Boy Advance had a poor showing. You’d be forgiven, but you’d still be wrong. With the Game Boy Micro playing all Game Boy Advance games, there’s still tons of software to come for the format – all being displayed on Game Boy AdvanceSP’s. Dozens of original titles were displayed at Nintendo’s booth and the rest of the show was literally littered with Game Boy Advance spectacles, with the quantity of software on display only being outdone by the PlayStation2.