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{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Classic NES Series: Xevious''}}
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{{Infobox CVG (Nintendo)
| name = ''Classic NES Series:  Xevious''
| image = <gallery>File:Classic NES Xevious (NA).jpg|Classic NES
File:Famicom Mini Xevious (GBA) (JP).jpg|Famicom Mini</gallery>
| developer = [[Namco]]
| publisher = [[Nintendo]]
| system1 = Game Boy Advance
| system1JP = February 14, [[2004]]
| system1NA = June 2, [[2004]]
| system1EU = July 9, [[2004]]
| genre = Vertical scrolling shooter
| ESRB = E (2003)
| PEGI = 3 (2003)
| CERO = All
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'''''Classic NES Series: Xevious''''' is a [[Game Boy Advance]] port of [[Namco]]'s [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] game ''[[Xevious]]''. There were no enhancements made to the game other than portability. This was the first and only time the game was released on the Game Boy Advance, though on the [[Nintendo GameCube|GameCube]] it was available as an unlockable in the Namco developed, [[Nintendo]] published game ''[[Star Fox Assault]]''.

==Reception==
Some critics were incredibly pleased with the game, while others hardly felt the same way. [[Nintendo Power]] stated that the gameplay "offers little variety", while [[GameSpot]] said that the NES version of the game is not as classic as the arcade version. [[IGN]] said that the auto-fire takes away from the game's challenge, and implores that you don't use it when playing the game.

==External links==
*[https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/gba/920686-classic-nes-series-xevious''Classic NES Series: Xevious''] at [[GameFAQs]]

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[[Category:Scrolling shooter games]]