What I can find of my collection at the moment :/
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What's that unlabeled GBA cart, near the center above FireRed?
What I can find of my collection at the moment :/
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What's that unlabeled GBA cart, near the center above FireRed?
Awesome dresser (the game related items make no difference)Here's mine, I have more gameboys they just don't all fit on my dresser. I could take a better picture if you guys want. The collection does include the Gameboy Light and I have an GBA somewhere too around the house.
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Here's mine, I have more gameboys they just don't all fit on my dresser. I could take a better picture if you guys want. The collection does include the Gameboy Light and I have an GBA somewhere too around the house.

I didn't realize we were doing Game Boy and Game Boy Advance. I'm going to have to post a new pic this weekend...

There's quite a story behind that handheld, have you read it?
Ah WinCE-powered with an ARM cpu The capabilities of the system are great. From what I have read, the ad-support is a big reason for it failing in its early life.


IMO it definitely is. But with some caveats:
You need to have a GB X-changer or similar hardware to flash the cart.
This programming hardware requires a desktop computer with a real parallel port and Win9x/XP on it.
I haven't looked in a while to see if anyone has been able to accomplish getting it to work on newer versions of Windows or any other OS though or if there is a USB programmer.

why does so many people have two-or even three systems of the same kind?now i don't know how much were priced the GB,GBC,GBA or the SP a their time but it feels so much like a waste of money......