Dead to Rights (Game Boy Advance)

Dead to Rights on the Game Boy Advance is a third-person shooter and beat 'em up video game, a portable adaptation of the Dead to Rights franchise. Released in 2002, the GBA version deviates significantly from the console versions in terms of gameplay and story. It features a top-down perspective with scrolling levels and focuses on action-oriented gameplay, including gun combat and hand-to-hand fighting.

The game follows the storyline of Jack Slate, a police officer framed for a crime, as he attempts to clear his name and uncover a conspiracy. Players control Jack as he navigates through various environments, battling enemies using a combination of firearms and martial arts skills. The game's level design typically involves linear paths with sections requiring the player to defeat waves of enemies or solve simple puzzles to progress.

Compared to the console versions, the GBA adaptation offers a simplified experience tailored to the handheld platform. The graphics and sound are naturally less sophisticated, and the gameplay mechanics are streamlined for shorter, more action-packed sessions. While sharing the same core narrative elements, the GBA version presents a different take on the Dead to Rights universe.