Which GBA game has the most memorable story?

I'd say 'Yu - Gi - Oh! Destiny Board Traveler' has a highly engaging story. The concept of the Destiny Board is really cool. You are on a journey to solve the mysteries related to it. The story is filled with elements of mystery and adventure as you duel against different opponents who are also somehow involved in the Destiny Board's secrets. It's a game that really makes you want to keep playing to uncover more of the story.

For me, it's GTA: San Andreas again. The sheer scope of the story is amazing. Carl has to deal with so many different things - from the problems in his neighborhood to taking on big - time criminals. There are also side - stories that add more depth to the overall narrative, like his relationships with his girlfriends and his attempts to keep his family together.

I think 'Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2' has a really memorable story. It's full of intense moments, like the airport mission which was controversial but very impactful. The story has a great balance of action - packed combat sequences and emotional character moments. The relationship between Soap and Price is also a highlight.

I think 'Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic' has an extremely memorable story. It's set in the Star Wars universe but long before the movies. You create your own character and embark on a journey filled with Jedi, Sith, and ancient prophecies. The ability to choose between the light side and the dark side of the Force and see how it changes the story is truly remarkable.

I think Assassin's Creed Odyssey. The story where you can choose to play as either Alexios or Kassandra is really unique. You have a personal journey filled with family drama, and your choices actually matter in how the story unfolds. The Greek setting is also very well - done, and the mythological elements like fighting mythical creatures add an extra layer of excitement to the story.

The story of 'Dragon Quest V' is also quite unforgettable. It follows the life of the protagonist from childhood through adulthood, and you experience his growth, his family, and his adventures. It has a very personal and emotional story that is different from many other JRPGs, which often focus more on grand, world - saving quests.

For me, it's 'Red Dead Redemption'. The story of John Marston being forced to hunt down his former gang members is both tragic and heroic. His journey through the Wild West, facing old friends turned enemies and trying to build a new life for his family, is really memorable. The ending, in particular, is very emotional and leaves a lasting impact on players.

I think 'The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap' has a great story. Link has to shrink down to minish size to save Hyrule. The story is full of charm, with interesting characters like Ezlo. It combines classic Zelda elements with a new perspective, and the adventure through the small world of the Minish is both exciting and endearing.

I think games like The Witcher 3 have a vast number of story paths. The choices you make throughout the game can lead to very different outcomes and storylines.

The 'New 52' origin has a very memorable plot. The way it reimagined the formation of the Justice League with a new and dangerous threat was exciting. It added new twists to the traditional relationships between the heroes, like Batman's initial distrust of Superman, which made for a really engaging story.