Back before Mario was getting top billing, Pitfall Harry was swinging through a platform adventure of his own. Now, decades later, Harry's back on the vine in Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure, this time for the Game Boy Advance. Pitfall benefits as much from the GBA's deep color palette, which brings intricate jungle and temple settings to life, as it does from pit-spanning advancements in the genre's gameplay. More than just hopping over holes and snapping crocs, Harry will have to unravel puzzles, negotiate tricky new environments (like a spider-web trampoline), and take down dangerous foes to get what he wants: gold, jewels, and precious artifacts.