Godzilla: Domination! (Game Boy Advance) Playthrough - NintendoComplete
1,257A playthrough of Atari's 2002 licensed-based arena fighting game for the Nintendo Game Boy Advance, Godzilla: Domination.
This video shows two different playthroughs of the story mode on the default difficulty level. The first is with Godzilla, and the second (beginning at 21:11) is with Mothra.
Godzilla: Domination! is a offshoot of Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee that appeared on the GameCube and the original Xbox. There are some differences in content between the two games, but the adhere to roughly the same structure and style of gameplay.
It's a fighting game that pits some of the most iconic Godzilla kaiju against one another as they strive to save the world from the manipulations of an alien race. Unlike some older Godzilla fighting games, this one isn't a strictly one-on-one 2D affair.
Patterning itself closely off of SNK's King of the Monsters games, Godzilla: Domination features destructible cityscapes, and it actively encourages you to wield anything you can hold as a weapon - buildings included. Sometimes you fight a single monster, while other times multiple kaiju will team up to take you down, but the goal is always the same. Dominate them.
It's neither a terribly serious nor very deep game, but it does a good job of providing a fun bit of mindless button mashing. And just like its console cousin, the multiplayer modes are a blast, and can be played with a single copy of the game (though a single cart will limit everyone to playing as Godzilla - for access to the full roster, everyone needs their own copy). The city and the monster graphics look great, and the sound is pretty authentic - each kaiju even gets its own trademark screech!
It doesn't have the legs to last long compared to some of the more technical fighters on the GBA, but if you are a fan of Gozdilla or The King of the Monsters, Godzilla: Domination! is a fun cart to jump into.
*Recorded using Reteoarch shaders to mimic the look of the original hardware.
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No cheats were used during the recording of this video.
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