A few questions about the soon-to-be-extinct GBA library

[Blademaster]

OK, guys, we live in an age where technology is made and remade at light-speed. Progress is great, but at the rate it moves, it can easily leave people in the dust. Case in point, I'd like to point out to you Exhibit A: The Nintendo DSi. A sweet little machine that comes complete with enough useless bells and whistles to even make the PSP's head spin. However... We all know the fatal flaw of the machine: The axing of its GBA game slot.

So, gamers of TPM, my original DS is nearing the end of its life. And until Nintendo decides to make a DS Virtual Console, so is my ability to play GBA games, which I've shamefully played very, very few of. That's what I've come to ask you: What GBA games are must-buys/must-tries?

I asked /v/ and got a very useful copypasta'd list of games; between games I already own/owned, games I'm not interested in, and games I could barely even pronounce, I trimmed the list down to these titles/franchises:


-Advance Wars
-Alien Hominid
-Bomberman Max
-Bomberman Tournament
-Breath of Fire
-Capcom Classics Mini Mix
-Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow/Harmony of Dissonance
-Chu Chu Rocket!
-Crash Bandicoot GBA
-Dr. Mario & Puzzle League
-Duke Nukem Advance
-F-Zero Climax/Legend/Maximum Velocity
-Final Fantasy I/II: Dawn of Souls
-Final Fantasy Advance
-Fire Emblem
-Golden Sun
-Gradius Galaxies
-Harvest Moon: Friends of Mineral Town
-Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land/Kirby and the Amazing Mirror
-Klonoa GBA
-LOZ: The Minish Cap
-Mario Kart Super Circuit
-Mario vs. Donkey Kong
-MegaMan Battle Network
-Mega Man Zero
-Metroid Fusion/Zero Mission
-Mr. Driller 2
-Pokemon Emerald
-Pokémon Mystery Dungeon
-Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time
-Sonic Advance 1
-WarioWare, Inc.


What is missing from that list, and what can be axed off of it?