Released in 2001, Wing Commander Prophecy on the GBA is a remarkable feat of handheld gaming. While it's based on the PC game of the same name, don't expect a straight port. Instead, it's a cleverly reimagined experience, tailored to the GBA's capabilities. You step into the boots of Lance Casey, son of the legendary Christopher "Maverick" Blair, as a new and terrifying alien threat emerges to challenge the Terran Confederation. Forget the Kilrathi – these are the bio-engineered Nephilim, and they're unlike anything you've faced before.

This isn't just another space shooter. Prophecy on the GBA boasts:

A surprising depth of story: Even with the limitations, the game manages to pack in a compelling narrative of war, camaraderie, and sacrifice.
Fast-paced, arcade-style combat: Expect intense dogfights against hordes of alien fighters, complete with wingmen and challenging bosses.
Impressive (for the GBA) graphics and sound: The developers squeezed every ounce of power out of the handheld to create a visually engaging and aurally immersive experience.
Upgradeable ships and weaponry: Customize your fighter to suit your playstyle and tackle the increasingly difficult missions.

While it's not the fully cinematic experience of the PC version, Wing Commander Prophecy on the GBA is a fantastic and surprisingly deep space combat game. Prepare for pulse-pounding action, strategic wingman commands, and a surprisingly engaging story, all crammed into a tiny cartridge. Get ready to launch and defend the Terran Confederation from the relentless Nephilim! Good hunting, pilot!