Nintendo Game Boy Advance SP White Console

The Bottom Line: If you were planning on getting a Gameboy Advance anytime soon, skip it and go with the GBA SP. More for your money.

Review: When I was little, I could have been considered a deprived gamer based off the fact that I never had an original Gameboy, an SNES, or any of the other older systems except for the NES (everyone has one of those basically). Shortly (as in a year or...

The Bottom Line: Give In and Pick Yourself up a Gameboy Advance SP If You Haven't Already Done So.

Review: Nintendo is probably the best known console manufacturer this world has ever know, the company's hardware legacy began before the video game industry really hit the mainstream. There has always been one thing that Nintendo has always been the master...

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.

Review: Ever since I can remember, Nintendo has always dominated the portable games market. NeoGeo tried, Sega put up a good fight, yet Nintendo s Game Boy always came away as the winner. I never played the original Game Boy and only got a little playing...

The Bottom Line: I am one of the few who does not gain much by owning this device as opposed to the old GBA. But to most people it's worth the extra $20.

Review: I was a little hesitant to pick up a Gameboy Advance SP unit. I knew what the new features were and I didn't think that they appealed much to me. After my daughter was born and with and with my son on the way; many new factors played into my...

The Bottom Line: Get one. Get two!

Review: Where have you been all my life? That was the first thing I thought as I plugged in my new Game Boy Advance SP after Santa was gracious enough to bring me one this past Christmas. It brightened my eyes in quite the same way it did fourteen years ago...

The Bottom Line: Great improvements make the Game Boy Advance SP a must-have handheld.

Review: My kids had been bugging for a Game Boy Advance ever since it came out. We rented it from Blockbuster a few times to see what it was like and the kids loved it, but we didn't really have the money, so they were still stuck with their Game Boy Color...

The Bottom Line: I hate you Nintendo. I love you Nintendo. Damn you, Nintendo. Damn you.

Review: For the past 14 years, Nintendo s Game Boy has been the absolute dominant leader in handheld gaming (some would say a monopoly, but nobody at Nintendo looks like the Monopoly guy anymore). Despite being technically inferior to most of the...

The Bottom Line: Game Boy Advance SP is far above any Game Boy system you have used in the past.

Review: Why would you buy a new handheld game system if you already have a perfectly good one? If the new one offers great features that your old one doesn't have, if it's smaller and more portable, or maybe if you want to be the person with the newest and...

The Bottom Line: It's fairly cheap for such a great little piece of gaming technology.

Review: GAME BOY ADVANCE SP
(2003-????)

Nintendo's original 32-bit Gameboy Advance (GBA) was a fine upgrade to the popular 8-bit Gameboy Color but as good as the portable system was the GBA was far from perfect. Although it had tons of great...

The Bottom Line: Yahoo.

Review: Why is it that over the last year my first choice in console has always been the GameBoy Advance? It's surely not because of the groundbreaking graphics or digital audio The reason is simple: games. The SNES is arguably one of the best consoles ever...