Ice Nine (2005)

Torus Games

Game Boy Advance

1.00 from 1 rating

8 members have it in their collection · 4 backlogged · 5 wish listed

Get ready to take part in an undercover operation to stop an evil plan to steal "Ice Nine," a destructive computer virus. As Tom Carter, you'll perform a variety of missions that slowly unlock a conspiracy within the CIA. You have an arsenal of tactical equipment, including a sniper rifle, submachine guns, shotguns, night vision goggles, and more. Take down … Read more
Get ready to take part in an undercover operation to stop an evil plan to steal "Ice Nine," a destructive computer virus. As Tom Carter, you'll perform a variety of missions that slowly unlock a conspiracy within the CIA. You have an arsenal of tactical equipment, including a sniper rifle, submachine guns, shotguns, night vision goggles, and more. Take down your artificial intelligence-controlled enemies in different environments, or challenge up to three of your friends in a deathmatch arena. Read less
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Details

Developers
Torus Games
Publishers
BAM! Entertainment
Genres
Shooter
Themes
Action, Thriller

Release dates

  • Feb 28, 2005 (Worldwide) Game Boy Advance
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Rating distribution

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1 star
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epeternally

Status epeternally Dec 17, 2022

I was hopeful about Ice Nine since it comes with the pedigree of Doom II's sublime GBA port, but this one shoot too high and lands in a dumpster. The framerate is horrible, the mechanics poorly explained, and the resolution is simply too low to effectively differentiate targets. As a straightforward FPS, Ice Nine would at least be playable - …

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I was hopeful about Ice Nine since it comes with the pedigree of Doom II's sublime GBA port, but this one shoot too high and lands in a dumpster. The framerate is horrible, the mechanics poorly explained, and the resolution is simply too low to effectively differentiate targets. As a straightforward FPS, Ice Nine would at least be playable - but stalking people and avoiding civilians? On the Game Boy Advance? With terrible latency? No. Gods no.

Ice Nine is an ambitious abomination. I'll admit that finally piecing together the mission was satisfying, mainly because I'd failed so many times, but this still gets a strong avoid from me. Even if you're looking at the most technically impressive GBA games, Ice Nine doesn't rate that high. Disappointing. At least it's not password saved.

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Kory

Status Kory Sep 10, 2019

Shout out to the one other person on Grouvee who has this in their collection. :p Not often I see physically released titles on here with only 1 owner.