Nintendo Game Boy Advance SP White Console

Pros: Built-in screen light, rechargeable battery, sleek portable design, fun games, extremely durable
Cons: No headphone jack, scratches show

Design: The SP is half the size of the DS and easily fits into a pocket. The clamshell design protects it from any scratches on the screen and the inside. The buttons aren't the cheap ones found on most consoles; they are the kind that you ...

Pros: Great game library, sleek design
Cons: Long gaming sessions may be slightly uncomfortable for people with large hands

Handheld gaming has always had its opponents; why settle for a bite-sized experience, even if you have to sacrifice immersion and gameplay for portability? The arrival of Nintendo’s Game Boy Advance silenced the naysayers and proved you CAN have good ...

Pros: Long lasting battery, mutable speaker, small size, durable.
Cons: Games aren't as complex or good looking as Playstation Portable.

When I recently purchased a Game Boy Advance SP console I was mentally prepared for disappointment. I thought this small, portable game system was bound to be flimsy and cheap. The long history of Game Boy systems made me think this would be ...

Pros: Brighter screen, the ability to fold the screen down to protect it
Cons: Small for larger adult hands only A and B and R and L buttons.

I just now got a GBA SP. I have been putting it off because I have a GBA adapter for my gamecube and Super Gameboy for my SNES and I love playing games on a large screen. I remembered how hard it was to see the screen on the original black and white ...

Pros: Good Roadtrip game
Cons: Screen Smashes

The Gameboy Advance SP is a great upgrade from the traditional Game Boy Advance becuase of basically one thing, the screen is lit. This is a great thing to have for long road trips it keeps the kids occupied and quiet( Yea Right!). The Cost for this ...

Pros: Less then the other systems out there, light weight, snll
Cons: not as many games to choose from

I purchased the Game Boy Advance for my son last Christmas. He really wanted a hand held gaming system, so I went shopping around. I compared this to the PSP, and the Nintendo DS. I was a little confused as to which one to pick, but ended up going with ...

Pros: Screen Light, Rechargable battery, lightweight
Cons: Size of device

After several years of playing tetris on my old Game Boy hand held console my husband decided to upgrade me to the Game Boy Advance. I was very excited with this new gift. The thing I love the most about this hand held is that built in battery. I ...

Pros: Back-lit Screen, portability, color choice, game selection, battery life
Cons: screen scratches easily, no AA or AAA batteries

Behold! The new Game Boy Advance SP! Of course, now in 2006, mixed with the PSP, PS3, XBOX 360 and Nintendo DS and Wii, it doesn't make much of an entrance. But, for those looking for the good old days, where Pokemon and Zelda dominated the scene, than ...

Pros: Laptop design, backlight, and functionally with all GameBoy games.
Cons: Outside can easily get scratched up pretty bad.

I had originally gotten the "old" GBA SP but my first one broke. Then I broke my second one. Then I got the "new" SP. The difference on the 2 SPs? The 2002 model has one level of backlight (on and off) and the battery life is 10 hours on, and 13 ...

Pros: rechargeable battery, lighted screen
Cons: L and R buttons can be awkward to use

This is the first Game Boy that does not run on AA (or AAA as the Game Boy Pocket runs on) batteries. Instead it has a built in rechargeable battery and of course comes with a charger. It is also a nice small size, so you can easily fit it in your ...

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

If you're looking for a review about the technical specifications of the famed Nintendo Game Boy Advance SP, you're not going to find it here. That subject has been covered time and time again, and I'll not dwell on it too much. If you're looking at such ...

Pros: Excellent Small, Comact Can Go Anywhere, Quiet And Very Easy To Use
Cons: None

Christmas for my seven year old daughter, I didn't know what she would actually like or not like.. Alot of kids her age and younger have gotten a Game Boy, Play Station etc I wanted to wait till my daughter was mature enought to get one of these ... ...

Pros: New version with old SP design but with new superior backlit screen
Cons: Not for people who love the big consoles: XBOX, PS2, etc.

Not very many know that Nintendo released a new backlit version of it's Game Boy Advance SP. Nintendo did not announce this new SP, possibly so it wouldn't effect the sales of the new Nintendo DS and the Micro Game Boy. The first GBA SP was released in ...

Pros: small, compact, backlit, big game library, not too pricey
Cons: grapics off a bit, delicate screen

Now I've been a fan of gameboys ever since the day when I was probably less than 10 when I saw my cousin's Gameboy Color. My parents decided to get me one when I was 11 on christmas, I was hooked. Eventually I got the Gameboy Advance (GBA) which I ...

Pros: tons of game, back lit screen on the new ones
Cons: small L and R buttons, keeping track of the adapter.

I got my GBA SP a year ago when I saw it on sale and since I had been having trouble with my GBA seeing how I broke a piece in the back where the batteries are held using my Pelican recharger. It only worked with the rechargeable batteries and even ...