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Given the limited cartridge space available, only about half of the console fighters made it into the Game Boy Advance version of Deadly Alliance. On a whole, this is what makes the Deadly Alliance conversion so complete and entertaining to play. In fact, much of the handheld action within Deadly Alliance mimics what can be found on the home consoles but also adapts to the reduced capabilities existing on the Game Boy Advance. Though it boils down to a lot of words and tons of fluff for a videogame plot, the Game Boy Advance storyline matches its console counterparts minus the voice narration. The opening to Deadly Alliance begins with scrolling text that outlines the game's story. In effect, Midway has made up for its mistakes with the impressive outcome and incredible performance that Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance delivers on the Game Boy Advance. It's been less than a year since Midway jumped the gun with Mortal Kombat Advance and we've received a second handheld attempt that goes along with the Deadly Allaince theme that is being tailored as the rebirth of the series.

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With Tekken's unique fighting style intact, the portable version of the game made an ideal model of how a conversion should be done. However Namco faced the same challenges when shipping Tekken Advance nearly a month after MKA hit. It's a tough enough job to produce a faultless fighting game on any console let alone one for the Game Boy Advance.

Worst of all was that it played awfully on the Game Boy Advance.

When Midway released Mortal Kombat Advance around this time last year, fans of the franchise were left with a disappointing port of Ultimate Kombat III.

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