Can you help me find SNES NES or GBA games that's matching the criteria?

For a puzzle I really liked, Tetris Attack(it has characters from Mario games), for Adventure The Book of the Jungle or Indiana Jones Greatest Adventures all on SNES.

I even have the cartridges xd http://i.imgur.com/mJGQ6EH.jpg, I enjoyed most of this games.

Fire Emblem, but it's a SRPG.

The first Ace Attorney game is on GBA and is perfect for mobile phones. There's even an Ace Attorney game for mobile.

If you're into SRPGs, someone already mentioned Fire Emblem but I'd also like to recommend Advanced Wars.

Sid Meier's Civilization for the SNES is a very nice strategy game. Might be a bit complicated, but if you read up on it online you'll figure it out.
There is also a gammed called Ygddra Union that is akin to Fire Emblem, pretty nice too.

Point and click adventures, huh. How about the NES version of Shadowgate? Lots of fun times to be had.

Much like shadowgate mentioned above Uninvited for NES was good.

Much like shadowgate mentioned above Uninvited for NES was good.

Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo Majide GBA

Ogre Battle

Try Shadowrun (for SNES), IMO its much better then Shadowrun returns and Im not even talking about the piece of tripe shadowrun online

strategy games of GBA:
-Final Fantasy Tactics advance and advance 2
-Fire emblem
-Advance Wars
Point and click GBA games:
-Broken sword

I dont know if you´d like them but other great games of GBA are:
-Golden Sun
-Kingdom hearts chain of memories
-Zelda the minish cap
-Mario Golf and Mario Tennis
-Mario and Luigi Superstar Saga
-Megaman battle network 6

I dont remember other strategy and point-n-click adventure sorry

This is a genesis game, but it should still run:
Shining Force

The Sequel is on GBA.

If your device is older, I would recommend rooting it and installing an app to allow you to connect a wii remote to it.

GBA: Super Robot Wars Original Generation 1 and 2, Super Robot Wars J; Advance Wars; Fire Emblem; Final Fantasy Tactics can't remember any good puzzle games (Although SRWJ had some bonus puzzle levels, called "Puzzle Robo".) Pretty much every other game lintros said. Also, Rebelstar: Tactical Command, which is quite similar to the original X-Com

SNES: Ogre Battle; Clock Tower is a horror point n' click with 9 different endings; Super Robot Wars 3 (It wasn't as good as any other entry in the franchise, but still worth playing.).

NES: As some other guys said in this thread: Shadowgate; Uninvited; Deja Vu. Heard Venus Senki (or Venus War) is pretty good. There's also "Famicom Wars", which is part of the "Advance Wars" series, keep in mind it was a Japan-only title, and I don't know if there are any translation patches out there.

I'm not sure what country you live in, but if you live in the US, there is a nice cheap Android phone that is actually pretty good. I used this phone temporarily before I got my Nexus 5:

Alcatel One Touch Evolve- usually costs around $50 (Tmobile Prepaid).

Check the black Friday sales. Sometimes prepaid android phones or tablets become very cheap.

You could try Medabots RPG, kinda like Pokemon fused with mechs :)

Advance Wars is amazing you should try

If you want something similar to Heroes of Might and Magic, the game you should play is King's Bounty - The Conqueror's Quest for the SNES; this is a port of the game Heroes of Might and Magic was based on.

Beyond that, the NES has a lot of decent adventure games. I would recommend:

Uninvited
Shadowkeep
Deja Vu

...these are all simple and menu-driven, making them good for an emulator. Additionally, you might try The PORTOPIA Serial Murder Case (this will require a translation patch). Oh, and Bio Monster Jesus, another such game with a translation patch (yes, that is its real name.)

Famicom Detective Club 2 for the SNES (another game with a translation patch) is a similar menu-driven adventure game for the SNES, if you like those.

Other good SNES games (most requiring translation patches, but they're easy to find and apply):

Ball Bullet Gun, a squad-based strategy game based on paintball. Lots of weapons to unlock.

Taloon's Adventure and Shiren the Wanderer, very similar roguelikes.

Jutei Senki, an overhead turn-based strategy game.

Treasure Hunter G, an excellent strategy-RPG by Squaresoft.

Wonder Project J, an adventure game (similar to point and click ones, though controlled using a side view) where you raise a robot.

There are also a number of Yu-Gi-Oh games on the GBA; even if it seems a bit goofy to you, I recommend trying them -- they really do have more depth than almost anything else on the system due to the game's age and therefore the huge number of cards and mechanics available (even at the time.)

tons of dr mario (tetris), advance wars (great stategy game), Shining force (old school jrpg.

tons of dr mario (tetris), advance wars (great stategy game), Shining force (old school jrpg.

An NES strategy game by the name of Just Breed. It's very similar to Fire Emblem, just make sure to get the fanmade english translation if you try it.

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