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Platform
Game Boy Advance
Genres
Action · Shooter
Developers
Torus Games
Publishers
Namco
Release date
December 3, 2004

Summary

Dead to Rights on the Game Boy Advance packs a surprisingly hefty experience into a handheld format. Ten distinct levels push you through a blend of tight, intense combat and a handful of quirky minigames that break up the action. The controls feel crisp enough to let you chain together the series’ signature gun‑and‑punch combos without missing a beat. A dedicated tutorial level sits at the start, giving you a sandbox to hone those deadly moves before the real challenges begin. It’s a smart touch that lets you experiment with timing and weapon swaps without the pressure of enemy fire. Overall, the title feels like a condensed but faithful slice of the console series, delivering the gritty, fast‑paced feel fans expect while keeping the handheld audience in mind.

Storyline

In Dead to Rights: Rising Sun for the Game Boy Advance, you step into the shoes of Jack Slate, a police officer who has been framed for his own father's murder.

Determined to clear his name, Slate must untangle a deep conspiracy by solving puzzles, mastering an array of weapons, and taking down a series of challenging bosses.

Edited by Maya Carter

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