[Longplay] GBA - Jackie Chan Adventures: Legend of The Dark Hand (4K, 60FPS)
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This is the longplay of Jackie Chan Adventures - Legend of the Dark Hand, action, platform and beat 'n up game developed by Torus Games and published by Activision, released exclusively for Game Boy Advance in 2001 in North America and Europe.
This is a game based on the cartoon Jackie Chan Adventures, carrying the same traits and similarities. The plot of the game begins with Jackie Chan tending his uncle's shop, when suddenly the Black Hand's enforcer, Hak Foo, breaks in and steals one of the eight ancient scrolls that grant kung fu powers. These scrolls are sacred accessories, they are scattered around the world and Jackie has a mission to prevent them from falling into the wrong hands.
Accompanied by Jade and Uncle, he sets out across the world to retrieve all eight scrolls before the Black Hand can use their power for evil.
In the game, we control Jackie Chan, the version of the cartoon. The character can punch, kick, do his acrobatics, pick up objects like boxes, potted plants, chairs, stones and throw them at enemies, in addition to picking up objects like sticks and umbrellas to use as weapons, all in the best Jackie Chan style. . In each level, Jackie must defeat a horde of minions before facing off against a level boss. Depending on the level, these minions may be the goons of Enforcers like Hak Foo and Ratso, and/or the Shadowkhan (four tribes appear in the game, each with their own abilities and weapons). Before facing the bosses, Jackie retrieves one of the scrolls, which gives him a new fighting technique. Several of these techniques are very useful and help a lot in the game, being essential to face enemies.
The game has simple graphics, but completely reminiscent of the cartoon art style, it has good gameplay and a difficulty that progressively increases with each level overcome. It's a good game and a Game Boy Advance hidden gem. Hope you like it.