Game Boy Advance

Due to adaptions related to visability problems GBA games' graphics tend to look a bit pale and washed out when emulated.

Though not built for the purpose the GBA doesn't do too bad a job rendering polygons, better than the SNES anyway, which it often compared to in regards to hardware potential (for no great reason, really, apart from some library crossover).

Here's a list of games which use polygons in some way:

• Asterisk & Obelisk XXL - Mostly 3-D, textured, and well animated. I think the enemies are sprites(?).
• ATV Quad Power Racing
• Crazy Taxi: Catch a Ride - The backgroudns are 3-D, the cars and people sprites.
• Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX 2 - Uses polygons models for the player.
• Driv3r - Full polygonal, textured.
• Drome Racers
• James Bond 007: Nightfire - Textured 3-D environments, sprites for enemies and player.
• kill.switch
• Monster Truck Madness
• Payback - Fully polygonal classic-GTA-like.
• Smashing Drive
• SSX 3 - Fully polygonal and textured, but feels like slow motion.
• Flight of the Falcon
• Star X - Fully polygonal, flat shaded 3-D.
• Stuntman
• Super Monkey Ball Jr.
• Tony Hawk’s Downhill Jam - Fully polygonal, mostly untextured.
• Top Gear Rally
• Ultimate Winder Games
• V-Rally 3

• Monster Trucks
• Quad Desert Fury

And here's a list for engines, tech demos, homebrew, etc.

• Banjo Pilot - Voxel version proto (video).
• BlueRoses - Engine (videos).
• C2 Engine - Engine (video).
• Gameboy 3d Trip - Demo (video with added music).
• GP Advance (cancelled) - Fully polygonal and textured (video).
• Marvelous 3D proto - (info).
• Radium Beta - (video).
• Shin’en GBA Racer (cancelled) - Fully polygonal (though maybe the cars are sprites?) overhead view, flat shaded (video).
• Yeti 3D - Engine (video).

Game which use a variety of techniques to appear 3-D, appearing similar to raycasting.

• Back Track
• Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever
• Dark Arena
• Doom
• Doom II
• Duke Nukem: Advance
• Ecks vs. Sever
• Ice Nine
• Medal of Honor: Underground
• Serious Sam Advance
• Wolfenstein 3D

• SB Recommends Game Boy Advance Games