How to play multiplayer GBA games using only one cartridge - Single Pak link HOW-TO (aka Multi-boot)

Select Gameboy Advance games had the ability to play multiplayer games using only one game pak (cartridge). Also referred to as the "multi-boot" function, these single-pak linkable games often played like a demo of the main game. However, some had full blown multiplayer options that were quite fun.

This video demonstrations how to link up multiple GBA systems using link cables and only one cartridge. Keep in mind, Gameboy MICRO systems required a special adapter/cable to play multiplayer games of any kind.
If there is a game pak inserted into the GBA cartridge slot but still wanted to access the stand-by multiboot mode, hold Select + Start when power up the console.

-Want to SEE more Single-Pak gameplay? Check out my GBA Single-Pak Playlist here:
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-For a full list of Single-Pak (aka Multi-boot) linkable GBA games, check out my extensive blog post here:
https://squallsnake.com/blog-gba-sing...

Let me know if I am missing any Single-Pak linkable games and which of these games you have played in the comments.

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