Wolfenstein 3D is the granddaddy of all first-person shooters. This PC classic from the early '90s still packs a punch on the Game Boy Advance.

Before the gadgetry of GoldenEye 007, before the multiplayer mayhem of Quake and even before the demonic carnage of Doom, Captain B.J. Blazkowicz was blasting his way through a Nazi fortress in Wolfenstein 3D.

You begin with only a pistol and few rounds of ammo, but as you plow through Castle Hollehammer you become a one-man army. Straightforward as a Louisville slugger, Wolfenstein 3D maintains only two basic goals in each of its 60 levels: eliminate the baddies and find the exit. Fortunately, there are tons of secrets and treasures to collect and you will get a status report between levels.

Wolfenstein 3D is a picture-perfect port of the PC classic. Progress is saved to the Game Pak in one of four save files.