GAMEBOY ADVANCE (for first timers what is it?)

Gameboy Advance is a one of the best hand held video game devices in history. Some may say it's just as good as the old Sega hand held. That is wrong, Sega only had an 8bit processor in it and the games ran slower. You might not think so but they did. Also the Sega system was large and bulky and it was IMPOSSIBLE to fit into your pocket. Making it need a travelers case. The screen of the Sega system is much smaller than Gameboy Advance.

With Gameboy Advance it's a nice little small compact system which fits into any pocket possible, TRULY AMAZINGLY GRAPHICS no other hand held system could compete against. It's even better than SNES, Nintendo mentions it runs circles around SNES with able to produce high quality rendered 3d graphics. Like For instance Silent Hill which was launched with the GBA in Japan. Also it could play some of the N64 games like Yoshi's Story if the n64's version was ported over to the GBA. Do you get the picture now? If you want to see it to believe it check it out here!

The Benefits of having a GBA is that you can play ANY Gameboy, Gameboy Color, Gameboy Color only game on the market. No, don't try stuffing your N64 carts into the system and don't try it with SNES carts too. It will only end up with the cause of Breaking your Gameboy Advance or the game you're trying to stuff. If you're wondering where that intro came from I'm starting it off with Gameboy Advance Cartridges. The GBA Cartridge is half the size of a regular Gameboy, Gameboy Color Game cartridge. Making it easy to store and it doesn't take up much space. The cartridges are a sleek black color with a little bendy edge at the top. Also they have a notch in the side. Why? I'll explain. To make the GBA compatible with the GBC and GB games they would've had to reprogramm the GBA to recognize each game. That would've taken too long and delays would've been produced. So none of the regular carts have notches.... why don't they put in a switch in the input section to register if it's a regular Gameboy cart or a GBA cart? It's a whole lot easier than reprogramming. So, when the GBA game doesn't push onto the switch it'll register as a GBA game being put in. When the switch is pushed down it'll register it as a regular game boy game and enhance it with things like making the screen stretch, upgrading quality of colors.