Reviews for Nintendo Game Boy Advance
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- Overall 8
Nintendo Game Boy Advance: The landscape Game Boy!
Dooyoo
25 February 2008
- Summary: A good console which is more comfortable to hold than its predecessors (Classic, Pocket, Color). With a bigger, brighter screen and added L/R buttons, this is a great ...
- Pros: Bigger, brighter screen; better colour and sound than before; ergonomic
- Cons: Screen can be difficult to see
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- Overall 8
Better than the gameboy, but, an abnormal shape!
Dooyoo
25 February 2008
- Summary: I brought one of these as soon as it came out, it was the best handheld of its time, large screen, good graphics, as well as supporting gmaeboy advance games, it suppo...
- Pros: Larger screen, plays gba and gb games
- Cons: Weird shape, cannot play in the dark
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- Overall 10
Nintendo Game Boy Advance: My wife's anniversary present... if she can stop me playing ...
Dooyoo
25 February 2008
- Summary: I knew my wife had been after a Nintendo Gameboy Advance for quite a while so I got her one as an anniversary present - and guess what? I can't stop playing the damn t...
- Pros: Cheap, good range of games, second hand games readily available cheaply, good battery _ life, backwa
- Cons: Not hi - tech these days, can be tricky getting the screen in the right position
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- Overall 10
great value and lots of fun
Dooyoo
25 February 2008
- Summary: we bought the Gameboy advance for our 8 year old for a number of reasons. firstly cost, we got a very good deal on the console, games bundle and accessories from a ver...
- Pros: choice of colours, robust and easy to use
- Cons: looks patronisingly simple
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- Overall 10
Nintendo Game Boy Advance: Look at the super duper new gameboys Santa brought us.
Dooyoo
25 February 2008
- Summary: As my four children wrote their letters to Santa (well three really, the eldest just told us what he wanted), top of their lists were Gameboy Advance (GBA) SPs. Which ...
- Pros: Small and sleek, Integral light, Rechargeable battery
- Cons: Needs headphone adapter
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- Overall 10
Advanced speciality
Dooyoo
25 February 2008
- Summary: The Gameboy Advance was awful. The original Gameboy and the multiple versions that followed were simple and effective systems. True you had to look at third parties fo...
- Pros: Sexy, Fantastic line up, no scratches, no more batteries but more fun
- Cons: Pricey, No headphone socket?, Can it stand against the PSP?
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- Overall 10
Nintendo Game Boy Advance: Gameboy Advance SP - the rebirth of my gaming life!
Dooyoo
25 February 2008
- Summary: I have had numerous computers and consoles since I was a wee lad (I'm now 32!) from the ZX Spectrum and C64 through to my XBox, PS2 & Gamecube (which I recently sold)....
- Pros: Great games!, Great classic games!, More great games!
- Cons: The damn headphone adapter
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- Overall 8
Gameboy: Advanced
Dooyoo
25 February 2008
- Summary: Nintendo's latest member of the gameboy family (barring the GBA XP) is of course the Gameboy Advance. I started my journey along the gameboy family, starting with the ...
- Pros: Very advanced graphics, Great games available, Portable
- Cons: Slightly reflective screen, Larger then predecessors
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- Overall 8
Nintendo Game Boy Advance: Gameboy S:P
Dooyoo
25 February 2008
- Summary: I was 17 in March, and I'm indesicive to say the least, so I always get completely random birthday presents to save the hassle of actually asking me! From my parents I...
- Pros: Lots of fun, Looks cool
- Cons: Can get obsessive, Expensive
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- Overall 8
First appeard in Arcades then the Dreamcast followed by PS2 ...
Dooyoo
25 February 2008
- Summary: Handheld games don't need to be 60 hour epics. I'm not looking for a branching storyline, stunning cut-scenes and all that jazz associated with boring consoles. I want...
- Pros: Incredible gameplay, Long lifespan
- Cons: Graphics could be better, Music is mediocre
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