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Revision as of 21:24, November 12, 2007

Game Boy Advance

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A Glacier Blue Game Boy Advance.

The Game Boy Advance is a handheld game system created by Nintendo. It was the fourth system in the Game Boy series. It is backwards compatible, meaning it can play games from the Game Boy and Game Boy Color.

Colors

  • Glacier Blue
  • Arctic White
  • Indigo Violet
  • Fuchsia
  • Pearl Pink

Game Boy Advance SP

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The SP, open and closed.

The Game Boy Advance SP was an upgraded version of the original GBA. It featured a new design, with a clamshell style and front-lit screen. It also came with a rechargeable battery, rather than requiring AA's. The only major drawback was the absence of a headphone jack. The "SP" stands for "Special". Later Nintendo also released a back-lit version.

Game Boy Micro

A Game Boy Micro.

The Game Boy Micro is the third design of the GBA. At a size of only four inches wide, two inches tall, less than an inch deep, and a weight of 2.8 ounces, it is smaller than any other system in the Game Boy line. It's screen is slightly smaller than that of the GBA and SP, but it maintains the same resolution. It is not backwards compatible. It comes with a backlight for playing in the dark.


Games

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