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On March 23, 2003, the Game Boy Color was discontinued, shortly after the release of the Game Boy Advance SP. Its best-selling game is Pokémon Gold and Silver, which shipped 23 million units worldwide.

The Game Boy Color features an infrared communications port for wireless linking. The feature is only supported in a small number of games, so the infrared port was dropped from the Game Boy Advance line, to be later reintroduced with the Nintendo 3DS, though wireless linking would return in the Nintendo DS line using Wi-Fi. The console is capable of displaying up to 56 different colors simultaneously on screen from its palette of 32,768 (8×4 color background palettes, 8x3+transparent sprite palettes), and can add basic four-, seven- or ten-color shading to games that had been developed for the original 4-shades-of-grey Game Boy. In the 7-color modes, the sprites and backgrounds are given separate color schemes, and in the 10-color modes the sprites are further split into two differently-colored groups; however, as flat black (or white) was a shared fourth color in all but one (7-color) palette, the overall effect is that of 4, 6, or 8 colors. This method of upgrading the color count results in graphic artifacts in certain games; for example, a sprite that is supposed to meld into the background is sometimes colored separately, making it easily noticeable. Manipulation of palette registers during display allows for a rarely used high color mode, capable of displaying more than 2,000 colors on the screen simultaneously.

"Changing the Color Palette on Game Boy Advance Systems". Customer Service. Nintendo. Archived from the original on January 13, 2009. Retrieved January 4, 2009.

Romaji: Gēmu Bōi Adobansu) (GBA) is a 32-bit Nintendo portable system initially released in Japan on March 21, 2001. A part of the sixth generation of video games, the Game Boy Advance was noted as the third and final Game Boy iteration. It was succeeded by the Nintendo DS line in November 2004, which, along with the DS Lite, is backwards compatible with GBA games. This feature was removed from the DSi, DSi XL, and all Nintendo 3DS models. However, twenty games (ten GBA games and ten NES games) were given for free to those who had purchased a 3DS before the price dropped on August 12, 2011.

In Japan, the Game Boy Advance was one of the first two Nintendo systems to have its games rated by the Computer Entertainment Rating Organization (CERO), whose rating system had been put to use during the system"s lifetime. The Game Boy Advance is backwards compatible with Game Boy and Game Boy Color games, making it the only Nintendo console to be backwards compatible with more than one system.

The last game for the system was 2008, though first-party development ended in November 2006. Production of the Game Boy Advance, along with its revisions, ceased production in December 2009, and system sales shipping ended on May 15, 2010, ending the classic 21-year Game Boy line.

Battery Life: approximately 15 hours on average while playing Game Boy Advance games (also dependent on the Game Pak being played, volume setting and any external peripherals being used - e.g. a Worm Light or Screen Illumination Connection.)

Like the Game Boy Light and the Game Boy Color, the Game Boy Advance requires two AA batteries. The Game Boy Advance is the last Nintendo handheld to require batteries and it is also the last Nintendo handheld to not have a clamshell design until the Game Boy Micro and original Nintendo 2DS.

A couple of redesigns were released including the Game Boy Advance SP (which also plays GB and GBC games) and the Game Boy Micro (which only plays GBA games due to its small design). The Game Boy Advance received somewhat some criticism, for it didn"t have a backlight, and that was one of the most requested additions from the consumers. Therefore, from the GBA SP and onwards, a backlight was an essential. The Micro did not sell well as it was overshadowed by its successor, the Nintendo DS (which was released before the Micro and also played GBA games).

Game Boy Advance launched in the following colors; Indigo, Artic, Fuchsia, Black, Glacier and Spice (Japan only). Over the years, the GBA had Limited Edition in these colors; Platinum, Jet Black, Red, Gold, and Daiei.

The actual development of the Game Boy Advance was not started until the Game Boy Color was started. It was first mentioned as a successor to the Game Boy Color in October 1999. The development cycle was relatively fast, completed within 2 years. It had the codename of Advanced Game Boy, very similar to the final name. The system was unveiled at Spaceworld 2000 on August 24, 2000.

The Game Boy Advance systems quickly became Nintendo"s best-selling system of all time within a few years, accumulating a total of 81.51 million sales worldwide, including 43.57 million SP units and 2.42 million Micro units. In 2009, the Nintendo DS surpassed this and continued on its path of domination by managing to move a total of 154.02 million units worldwide.

IPS 3.0 or ITA TFT screen? The IPS is a more modern, brighter and vibrant display at a higher resolution than the GBA had. The ITA screen is the same as was used for the DSi bottom screen, with the same 240x160 resolution as the GBA. More authentic, but not necessarily better.

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The textures are about as bland as you can get, the visual effects are comparative to the Game Boy Advance and the vehicle models do anything but inspire