Nintendo Game Boy Advance SP Portable Gaming Consoles

The Game Boy Advance SP (Blue) had the same size screen as the Game Boy Advance, but the GBA SP was dramatically smaller, lighter, and folded in a clamshell design to become truly pocket portable. It also featured a rechargeable battery and backlit screen.

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• Reviewed by: koolguyhandsome

  06-09-07

  Duration of ownership: 2 Years

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• Reviewed by: lrfrancis

  12-28-07

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  Strengths: Easy to useMy 4 year old Grand Son is using it

  Weaknesses:No case came with this product.

  Overall Evaluation: I was able to find games that a 4 year old could play and he is having fun. I would reccomend this game to anyone with grandkids and are on a trip.

• Reviewed by: jbetancourt

  09-04-07

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  Strengths: An excellent portable device - quick, easy to use

  Weaknesses:sound could be improved

  Overall Evaluation: Still the quickest and most portable gaming system even in this age of DS and PSP portables. The new systems pile on the higher rez which is great, but for quick pick-up and go gaming, the GBA is still the standard. The screen is a major plus with good brightness for playing anytime. The battery has decent playing-time between charges. The GBA also has a strong library to pick from at decent prices. The sound system is somehwat limited, but that's also not a major deal. The top shoulder "L" and "R" buttons are still a bit tricky to incorporate into your gaming. They don't feel intuitive, which is a rare oversight for a nintendo machine, they usually have the best controls around. But most games make use of these buttons seldom, so it's really not that big of a problem. BOTTOM LINE: A great, established well-designed system for gamers on the move who don't want endless complexity in their games.

• Reviewed by: wychxy

  06-24-07

  Duration of ownership: 3 Days

  Strengths: Portable, nice color, sharp display and easy to use.

  Weaknesses:Weak sound, kind of small screen.

  Overall Evaluation: My 6-year-old daughter loves it ! She could pay it in less than no time. There are lots of games readily available, and it runs Gameboy and Gameboy Color games too. Although it is not the latest technology, still a lot of fun value. The color screen of this GBA SP is nice and bright.

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