Отзывы о Игровая приставка Nintendo Game Boy Advance SP

I bought a GBA SP used for $70.00 It came with the system, a case, a leather protection case, an attached Extra battery life pack, and a starter game. The GBA SP Was claimed to be an AGS 101, which it was, in very good condition, more on that later... and have a flawless screen. I am trying to be a hard-core retro gamer, so I checked out some reviews and they all told me that if I want to be retro, this is the right system. I was told that the GBA SP AGS101has a bright backlight, correct, supports GB/GBC Games, correct, and has a long battery life, correct. It IS the right system, but I still feel a bit cheated, even though I'm not. The GBA SP itself had a LOT of scratches on the outside. The paint was worn off ton some of the edges a bit, and the screen is anything BUT flawless. It has many light scratches, but you can only see them in direct sunlight. The extra stuff i got made up for the wear, and I'm thinking of getting a mario Linyn skin protector to cover up the scratches. I got a game called "Tomb Raiders" with the system, but I hate it. I'd sell it, but the procedure is so complex that I think I should just give it to gamestop. The only problem is, though, that gamestop no longer carries GBA games, so I'm SCREWED!! I give the seller a 5/10, but I give the system a 10/10.Nintendo Game Boy Advance SP - Graphite

Product was received ahead of scheduled time, and was complete. For a used game it works perfectly and was as described. Very happy I trusted this seller and purchased this product at a reasonable rate. Thanks.

I thought that there would only be a few minor scratches due to being used but when I opened it there was so much ware all over the SP, even the charger was squeaky and scratched. I bought it to play games on not for looks, all and all I'm content with it

did not come with a charger and was not in "good" condition, more like fair condition.I had to buy a charger from e-bay and spent more than I wanted

The GBAsp was a pretty good purchase price worthy and for being used. Only thing though, was that the seller forgot to mention there was three DEEP scratches on top of the GBAsp, not to mention that the battery had to be replaced after just one day. Seller needs to be more discriptive. But other then that it works and plays games fine.

I was looking for a simple gameboy with little damage and I got a nice little gamer that looks slitely used and best of all it was the bright screen gamer .... Way to go thank you very much, very fast service too!! I'm very very pleased !!!

My daughter is very happy with the purchase of the Game Boy advance SP in pearl pink, she had one in red but switched to the pink! Thanks!

The Game Boy itself arrived safe and sound and exactly as described. However, it came with a game cartridge (emerald) which does not work. We tried it another Game Boy and it didn't work there either. Then we inserted a game we already owned into the Game Boy we had just purchased and it worked perfectly. The Game Boy was the most important thing, but my daughter was disappointed that the enclosed game did not work.

I wanted a simple 'puzzle' handheld game that didn't involve rapid finger and thumb movement because I'm simply too old for kid's games. This is a kid's game and nothing I read in advance prepared me for that. Apparently all the reviews are written by youngsters who love to wail at the keys before losing to a relentless clock. The game console (used) arrived in excellent condition but it was just a shell. NO included games, NO instructions. I ordered two games (Tetris, Mario Bros) which also came without instructions. Eventually I figured out what was needed but, again, not what I wanted. I've asked the kids selling Wii, PS2 & 3, etc., and none seemed to understand I wanted puzzle or adventure games - NOT action games requiring manual dexterity, so they didn't know what I should buy. I'm afraid the days of King's Quest and Liesure Suit Larry are gone forever, or at least anyone that knows about such things are nowhere to be found. Guess I'll go watch some TV...

I was disappointed when I got it. I was expecting slight scratches but a lot and dirty. I was really, really disappointed. I will never purchase used stuff.

If you are into actual gameplay and you don't own a PSP or DS yet then you should consider THIS GBA. It has a backlit display (crucial) and a rechargeable lithium ion that seems to last at least ten hours per charge.For the price of a PSP, or even a DS, you can purchase one of these AND many classic cartridges.I would recommend this to anyone looking for quality over cutting edge tech.

Nintendo Gameboy Advance SP, Cobalt BlueMy son bought it used from this seller as a gift for Dad(few months or so ago). Exactly as described, good condition, works very well, good price, & prompt shipping. Recommend this seller.

It is still a mystery to me. Which portable console released is the ruler? The god of portable gaming goodness? Is it the gameboy advance, the game boy advance sp, the nintendo DS, the nintendo ds lite edition, or the Playstation Portable? Right now, I'd have to say none.The nintendo game boy advance sp is a leading contender, though. Why, you may ask yourself? This system has a colossal software library. Not only does it play game boy advance games, but it also plays game boy color and original game boy games. Another words, if you want a nice selection, turn here. It also has a nice backlight; This is the only gaming system that allows you to play Game boy color and advance games with a backlight. Seems like a perfect portable, right?Wrong. You see, even though It is awesome in the ways I've mentioned prior, It still has one HUGE flaw. Console design. Unless you have baby sized hands, you will find your hands cramping up playing this. The reason this happens is because the d-pad and the "b" and "a" buttons are extremely close to each other. Also, the console is not wide enough. The Original Game boy advance was not a hand cramper because the d-pad and the face buttons were at a normal lengths apart. Is this one a winner? No. It has no backlight, so the Game boy advance and the Advance Sp are about equal when it comes to overall experiance.Now for the Nintendo DS. It has two backlit screens and the bottom screen is touch-sensitive. It has 64-bit graphics.(Roughly the equivalent graphics of a Nintendo 64.) It has built in WiFi, so there is no need for those damn link cables. WiFi allows you to wirelessly play multiplayer with anyone who has a DS in a 100 foot radius. It is backwards compatible with Game Boy Advance Games.That's Game Boy ADVANCE games. You can not play your game boy color and original game boy games on this thing. That's the main folly. By doing this, Nintendo eliminated a truckload of titles. The only other mistakes on the DS is the fact that is is huge for a handheld,(you'll be lucky to get it into you're pocket,) and that the backlight isn't all that bright. But trust me here: It is much better to have an oversived system than an undersized one. (DS and SP)Keep in mind though, A Nintendo DS lite will be releasing in North America this month and is supposed to fix the original Ds's problems. It will be 20% lighter, 2/3 the size, has a backlight four times as bright as the original, comes with a longer stylus, and will cost $129.99 at launch. I can't exactly judge a system that is not out yet, but I'm sure it will have its own problems. (It looks a bit fragile.)Then the Playstation Portable came. It offered the ability to browse the internet, play games, listen to mp3s, watch UMD movies and look at pictures. It sounds great, but to use all this multimedia stuff you have to buy super expensive memory sticks, the games look like jagged PS2 graphics, and UMD movies only work on the PSP. They have minimal features, and they cost more than DVDs. The PSP feels strange in your hand because of it's long screen. Although, I have to admit, this is the only portable with a port of Katamari Damacy. The games cost $40 and $50 and the system costs $250.So what system is the best? You must decide. I've given you the facts, now you make your move on the chess board of the Portable Console war.

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Alright...well I purchased this gameboy with the intent of taking it to my daycare and playing it with the other kids who have gameboys. I work at a daycare with kids ages 5-10. I trust the Nintendo brand name as it has been a household name for as long as I can remember.Durability: I am a klutz and so are my kids! I drop this thing all the time and it has never suffered anything except scratches to the exterior (the pearlized paint I've noticed seems to show wear more readily than the opaque paint).Reliability: I am amazed at how little I have to charge my gameboy. I can play for hours and it never dies! I trust the battery in this thing more than my digital camera or my cell phone.Ease of Use: There are so few buttons required to run this. There is an on/off switch on one side, a volume control on the other. There are two jacks in the back and other than that, all other buttons are for gameplay. Anyone who is familiar with Nintendo will find the buttons are in easy positions. The only buttons I find slightly awkward are the buttons on the top corners. However...I am an adult and my hands are bigger than kids' and the kids tell me they have no problems with them.Visibility: Well, the exterior is awesome! I love LOVE pink and I love this shade. Any little girl will love it. (I think it's a much better color than the DS Lite pink...not as pretty). As far as interior goes, the screen is awesome. This is a newer version the Gameboy Advance SP and it has a VERY bright screen. I find it easy to see in almost all light (in very bright, direct sunlight it is a little difficult to see).Sound: This gameboy has great sound. It's very clear and very loud! (parents be warned! heh) I've heard a lot of different games and the tone is great. It's awesome for kids and training their ears for sound differentation.I recommend this for all kids! I think the Advance SP is a better investment than the DS. It's smaller, it's cheaper, and the games are almost all identical. Any game you can get for one, I've noticed you can buy the same or similar for the other. Plus, if your kid shows responsibility and is just dying for a DS, all the Advance SP games are compatible with with DS, so no money wasted!

My goddaughter only wanted one present for her birthday, a GameBoy Advance SP system. There was a clique of kids at school who owned them, and they would share the games only among themselves. Other kids without a GBA were basically made to feel inferior, and were completely excluded. I hate this kind of behavior, and set about to rectify the situation.First, I ordered her a pink Game Boy Advance, this would put her in the small minority and give her much needed status among the kids who had treated her so badly, especially since most of them had only the gray GBA's.Next step was to have it laser engraved with her name and dad's cell phone number - this was big, in case she lost it she would always be able to identify it if some other kid had it and claimed it was their's, and if someone else found it they'd most likely call, especially a parent who sees their kid with another kid's expensive toy.Tip - make sure you get the laser engraving - it was only $20 and won't damage the machine, which a pressure engraving would do. Well worth it.Outcome - she loves her Game Boy and takes it everywhere, and her parents have bought her some extra games that are fairly reasonable in price. The other kids at school all want to use her system, especially the girls, and wish they had their name on the outside of their system.Best of all, she shares it with kids who don't have a Game Boy of their own (she's a sweetheart!)Score one for the underdog! Thanks for reading,Johnny Upgrade

I owned a Gameboy Advance SP for 5 years and have never experienced any problems with it. Very classic, but new at the same time. The only thing is that you have to have a game inserted, otherwise, it won't work. It even has a backlight, which I don't know why Nintendo didn't do this with the earlier Gameboys, but, is very handy. Loved it!

This is a really great handheld Nintendo game system. There is a light in the game system...so the games light up. Love it.

This is such a great product. Graphite = Black and these new models of GameBoy Advance SP are far more superior to other models, expect the new pink and new bright blue models. If you have any other color of SP get one of these new ones because they have a WAY better screen, much more brighter. I use to have a silver and dark blue SP. This new black SP's screen on the low setting is still brighter then the highest setting on the older model of SP's. Yes there are only 3 colors available but oh well. The price cannot be beat here at Amazon cause of the no tax and free shipping making it even cheaper than buying one at the store whose price is same but add tax and time to travel and the savings add up. Also as of this posting date it has been a few months that I have seen this graphite model in stores and I ran the gauntlet of them and no one has them in stock cause "they have stopped making them" yet I can find them here for brand new on the best place to buy electronics.

Not sure if I was a victim of some online "phishing" or what, but I did not order this item, and have not heard back from the seller in regards to it.Also, the item was not PEARL blue like the picture indicates. It is a dark blue.

My 6 yr old son waited a couple of months to get it for his 6th birthday and when he got it, he loved it. He has been playing it a lot and still likes it.

Received the game quickly, in good order and for a good price. My daughter plays it a lot and it is holding up well. Will purchase again from this source.

This Game Boy Advance is small so you can take it anywhere you want to go. The screen is large enough for detailed graphics. There are more than enough games for you to choose to purchase seperately for this game.

I bought this for my son after I purchased one that was defect. When he opened the original one it didn't work. I went to Dell first but they wanted me to wait two weeks. I went to Amazon and had it the next day! Amazon saved my sons Christmas!

I travel a lot and bought this game to help pass the time on planes and and the airport. Game plays great, have never had a problem, recharging battery is absolutely great. Well worth the price.

This will keep kids amused for a time. My kids have fun with it in spurts. This is their first video game ever, we don't have a console type game. They like it but since we only have one game for it, it's not always their first choice of something to do. One drawback is that we discovered that we cannot rent gameboy games from video stores. Only console games can be rented there. This is an excellent quality product.

'Tickled Pink' is exactly what are youngest granddaughter, age five, was when she received this from us at Christmas along with the Barbie: 12 Dancing Princesses game. Pink is her favorite color, so the pearl pink was an obvious choice. Her older siblings both have Game Boy Advanced Systems and, although they share, it just wasn't the same as having her own.This Game Boy Advanced seems to have a much brighter, clearer screen than those of her sister and brother. I don't know if it is because it's new or because they have improved them. I do know all three grandchildren enjoy the Game Boy Advanced Systems and games very much. Seems it's a Game Boy world out there! ~ Mrs. B.

The game came way before I was expecting it, and it was exactly what I was looking for! It was to be a gift to my nephew for his birthday, and he has not put it down yet!

My daughters are only ages 4 and 5 and they love their pink gameboys! I initially just bought one thinking they were too young to play them but we nearly immediately had to go out and buy another one because they both loved it so much. I am really impressed by the quality of the games and the number of games available for this age range. I also am not a big advocate of computer games over other activities, but there have been many times when the gameboy has been a terrific time filler for my kids on car rides and in waiting situations that have kept them busy, happy, and occupied. It's very sturdy and both of ours have been dropped a number of times with no damage at all. Also the batteries seem to last a very long time. I will admit to enjoying playing it myself! Gameboy has come along way from what I remembered it being. I would definitely recommend it.

This here is my latest "toy" - literally and figuratively - and I'm having a ball with it! It is a perfect size which is ever so portable and easily fits in just about anything ranging from your khaki pants pocket, to your briefcase or backpack, to any other holding space.The screen size is small, but given the overall size of the device, it is excellently proportional. The buttons are easy to use and sturdy. The color (I picked graphite) is a cool one - as are the other ones made available for purchase (such as red, blue, black).All in all, I'm really happy with this, as I couldn't decide between the Game Boy Advance unit or the Play Station Portable unit. Albeit, the GBA costed $79 whereas the PSP costs $200. I wanted to check out a portable video game unit before paying a whopping $200 for the PSP. Turns out I'll probably get the PSP for my kids as a Christmas gift. See-see.Back to the point - Game Boy Advance - I recommend it for all ages!

Enough said, I have an 11yr old and a 5yr old who can't stop playing on GameBoy. Need I say more. The price of this unit is great, but the games are like $30 bucks each, WOW!!!! After you purchase 3 games you have exceeded what it cost to purchase this item, but oh well that's the price you pay for supply and demand I guess. I am just frugle when it comes to purchasing games.

This is a great system for kids. My 6 year old loves it. Some of the games require a lot of reading, so some of the movie and TV show theme games are harder for her to play. But the standard card games and video games are a breeze! Sometimes I think her dad and I play it just as much as she does. Great product!

These days, there are just so many different companies that are just competeing into the handheld console video game wars. Nevertheless, with companies that've fizzled like Sega, and Sony's recent debut with the PSP, there is just so much to look out for, especially from Nintendo. Since the late 80's, their Game Boy has been the main trademark as one of the most successful, and the highest-selling video game system of all time. Yet, it also has gotten better with so many different improvements. Yet, while Nintendo is equally conjuring status with their DS handheld, the Game Boy still is a favorite.The Game Boy Advance SP with the Peral Blue color, is a unique and compact device, that can play all different Game Boy Advance greats like Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario World 3, the mini-game madness of Wario Ware: Twisted, and newer favorite like DK: King Of Swing. It is easy to carry, and cost so much less for anybody who wants a game system. Not only that, but you can also play earlier versions of Game Boy classic games like Kirby's Dream Land, Tetris, and Super Mario Land, as well as Game Boy Color games like Pokemon', and others as well. Yet, so many others are considering ther DS and the Game Boy Advance Micro as other considerations as hanhelds because, of their quality and games instead. While those are great, for anybody who owns those earlier Game Boy Games, you won't be able to play them on those handheld games systems, just here.Anybody who loves games will defnitely want the Game Boy Advance SP. This is a great game system, and I love it because it is so affordable, and everybody loves it. I honestly recommend this handheld over the many others. I guarentee it.Handheld: APrice: A+Control: A 1/2-Sound: B+Fun & Enjoyment: AOverall: A

I bought this for my Daughter who is 4 and she Loves it! It is a little complicated for her still, but the buttons are easy enough to use and she will evntually get the hang of it! The pink color is very Girlie! Great gift!

This was a gift for my 5 year old granddaughter. She really likes it a lot and since her older sister had one, she knew how to use it right from the minute that she opened the gift.

My seven year old daughter loves this gameboy, as does her younger brother and sister. They have all used it daily and it's taken alot of abuse, but it keeps working perfectly!

I bought this for my daughter for Christmas. It was all she was asking for, and she was THRILLED to get it. The pink color, her favorite, is a definate bonus!

a lifesaver in long flights with the kids. It really goes down to the games you will get, but this system has a huge selection to pick from and a lot of good ones.

My daughter just loves this Game Boy! She is so proud to own a pink one. Totally different from others that her friends have.

Purchased this for my 7 year old daughter and she loves it. Good buy, and you can find games for 10.00 if you lookk!

I got this game for my 6 year old step daughter and it is great! It keeps her intertained for hours and hours!!!!

Why would you buy this now? It was really cool a couple of years ago but you should buy a Nintendo DS. It will play all the GBA games plus the DS games for only a little bit more. They've already stopped making games for this system. After Christmas I highly doubt they'll even have games available anymore. Get a DS. Just trying to be a buddy and help.

I had one of the original GB Advances, and my co-worker's husband bought her one of the improved ones (like this one). The difference in picture quality is AMAZING. I bought myself a new one and gave my mom (who is still playing Tetris with my original 1990s GameBoy) my original blue GB Advance.I take mine on my subway commute, use it as an extra controller for our GameCube (adapter required), and play head-to-head with family members who have them. This is a great system for nostalgic folks like me who love playing the original NES games (and, like me, may have trouble with the fancy 3D controllers) as well as those who like the newer games. It's small, folders to minimize screen damage, has good battery life, and is backward compatible with old GameBoy games -- a pleasant surprise in this day and age of disposable electronics.My only complaint would be the limited selection of not-so-hot colors (only graphite or aqua), but I'd imagine this is because the spotlight product is now the GameBoy DS.

El produto llego tal cual estaba en la foto. Llego en excelentes condiciones, buen estado y cumplia con las especifiaciones que el vendedor ofrecia.Recomiendo comprar a este suplidor.Excelente,Rpujols.-

Our daughter asked for the gameboy sp for Christmas and absolutly loves playing with it, as a matter of fact, so does everyone else in the house. It is a great tool to keep kids occupied during long car trips, extended restaurant waits and long drawn out appointments. It almost eliminates the famous question "Are we there yet?" So far all of the games we have purchased have been great. Yes, it does require you to be able to read to understand the storyline the game is telling you BUT if your child can not read yet, like ours, they can still figure out how to play the game. Our daughter who is 6, and has just begun to read, has figured out how to move through most of the games without any help. Some of the games that are obviously geared more for the older child have been a little more tricky but she has still mastered it on her own. The battery life seems to be lengthy. The screen is also easy to see and bright, which was one of our concerns.

If you are a Game Boy collector and freak like myself and own all the classic games up to the Advance then you must get this new system. They finally fixed the screen colors as if you were watching a mini TV. The colors are rich and clear as ever. I have the older SP and put them side by side and turned them on at the same time and the difference is remarkable. You can't turn this new and improved system down. You finally have a Game Boy that plays all the original games with great color. Every game I put in there looked so much better. You definatley won't be dissapointed.

The GBA is all what the product description claims to be... I am not a big gamer so this is ideal for me. There are a lot of options out there and you just have to see which one fits your taste.

I have limited exposure to this device. We bought it and tested it with a game, we then decided not to give it to our son.We found out that most of the currently available games are quite demanding. I think a high IQ 8 - 10 yo, or an average IQ 1-14 yo would be alright with this device and the available games, but otherwise I'd be very cautious about this purchase.There used to be games sold for the 6-8 yo range, but most of those are no longer available. Before you buy this game, carefully consider whether your child would enjoy it or be frustrated by it.One other thing is astoundingly annoying. If you want a child to listen with headphones (the sounds are insanity provoking) you need to buy a separate adapter. This is clearly a cheap ploy to extract additional revenue.