unopened,yum yum :) its a cardboard box not plastic.
here is the contents,a hefty manual full of different languages,250 nintendo stars and the mp3 player.
heres the cartridge,unfortunatly it is larger than a normal cartridge :( and has a horrible nintendo mp3 logo on it,it looks nothing like a nintendo product either.
EWWWWW keep this crap away from your dslite,it looks horrid.
as you can see it looks much better in the gameboy micro
and personaly i think it looks best in the gameboy sp,becouse it fits the shape of it.
the cartridge has a headphone port on it becouse the sp doest have a headphone port,but i learnt early on to use the extra headpone port always becouse you control the volume on screen and the gameboy speakers are disabled.as for the sd card you simply slip it into the side and it clicks.
their is mario mode and some strange stick man,when the songs playing you can press a with the beat to make him dance which is actualy quite addicting.
you can sort all your songs into folders and do the usual loop and repeat things,also fast forwarding is a breeze you just hold down right on the dpad and it skips through the song nice and fast.
by pressing both L+R you put your gameboy into sleep while it still plays the music,pressing start wakes it up.
final thoughts,if you have no mp3 player i suggest buying an ipod definitly,but if you have a few sd cards lying around and a dormant gameboy advance consider buying this becouse its a pretty good mp3 player.any questions you know who to ask :)
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