Wait, really? I mean, somewhere I saw that the GBA had some sort of 3D model engine. Maybe it was something put into the carts, but I found some games that have 3D models...
NFS Games :![[Image: nfs1_by_quirbstheepic-d7ph8bf.png]](http://fc02.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2014/187/2/8/nfs1_by_quirbstheepic-d7ph8bf.png)
![[Image: nfs2_by_quirbstheepic-d7ph8bl.png]](http://fc08.deviantart.net/fs71/f/2014/187/1/c/nfs2_by_quirbstheepic-d7ph8bl.png)
Driver 2 & 3 :![[Image: d3_by_quirbstheepic-d7ph8bt.png]](http://fc04.deviantart.net/fs71/f/2014/187/1/8/d3_by_quirbstheepic-d7ph8bt.png)
Super Monkey Ball Jr. :![[Image: smb1_by_quirbstheepic-d7ph8c0.png]](http://fc04.deviantart.net/fs71/f/2014/187/e/2/smb1_by_quirbstheepic-d7ph8c0.png)
Again, maybe the developers put in some software in so the GBA could handle polygons, or the GBA, being a mini SNES as it was called, could render them too?
NFS Games :
Driver 2 & 3 :
Super Monkey Ball Jr. :
Again, maybe the developers put in some software in so the GBA could handle polygons, or the GBA, being a mini SNES as it was called, could render them too?