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by jeremy1456,
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Jun 30, 2003
Pros: Ultra Sleek Design, Backlight, Rechargeable Battery
Cons: I Just Bought My GBA Like 2 Years Ago.
The Bottom Line: Give In and Pick Yourself up a Gameboy Advance SP If You Haven't Already Done So.
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by vadimio,
May 17, 2004
Pros: rich game collection, backlight screen, rechargeable battery, sleek design, clamshell design
Cons: the re-designed shoulder buttons, no headphone jack
The Bottom Line: The Game Boy Advance is a top of the line portable gaming system. The game selection and amazing new features make it worth the cash.
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by Kittyokc,
Apr 10, 2003
Pros: Compact design, built-in light and flip up screen
Cons: None that I can see so far.
The Bottom Line: Great improvements make the Game Boy Advance SP a must-have handheld.
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by awoolcott,
in Games
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Mar 24, 2003
Pros: Finally, the screen is lit up
Cons: Nintendo is, oh, 10 or so years late on this 'innovation'
The Bottom Line: I hate you Nintendo. I love you Nintendo. Damn you, Nintendo. Damn you.
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by ltrain,
Feb 25, 2008
Pros: Long lasting battery, mutable speaker, small size, durable.
Cons: Games aren't as complex or good looking as Playstation Portable.
The Bottom Line: Younger gamers (10 and younger) are just right for this system. It's a fun way to play!
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by phungus,
Dec 27, 2004
Pros: Lots and lots of games available
Cons: No headphone jack, still pretty expensive
The Bottom Line: If you dig portable gaming, the GBA SP is the way to go.
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by lirubis,
Apr 30, 2003
Pros: Perfect size, excellent screen, compatibility, rechargeable, LONG battery life.
Cons: Almost too good to be true. Flimsy.
The Bottom Line: Think of it as a NES, SNES and Gameboy that fits in the palm of your hand. Tons of great games to choose from right now. Superb gift.
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by StarSoldier1,
in Games
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Jun 26, 2004
Pros: New light feature, save money on batteries, thousands of games.
Cons: Other then a few changes, it's not too different from the previous GBA.
The Bottom Line: It's fairly cheap for such a great little piece of gaming technology.
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by HawgWyld,
Jan 2, 2006
Pros: More classic titles than you can shake a stick at; rechargeable battery; durable construction
Cons: Nintendo killed Atari -- hard for a classic gamer to get past that fact
The Bottom Line: Shove those old portables in the closet. The Game Boy Advance SP will do everything a classic gamer wants, and then some.
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by Mr_D,
Apr 12, 2004
Pros: Backlit, rechargable battery, secure unit.
Cons: Shoulder buttons, no headphone jack.
The Bottom Line: If you love video games, and sometimes are away from a TV and a console, give it a shot.
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