"Honey I have to tell you something." "Yeah, what is it?" "Well, I did it with your friend." "Who, Joe?" "Yeah" "Oh, alright." "You're not mad?" "Nope" "Really?" "Yeah, get your stuff, we're going to the clinic."
I don't know, my uncle bought one that's pretty big... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=upmq_5o5IaE It's supposed to help him with his back problems, but I highly doubt it. Discuss.
I prefer handhelds with screens that have lights. After playing my DS, I couldn't go back to playing pokemon on my GBA. So that's why I'm going to get a GBA SP soon.
No, the problem isn't holding it, it's just too small for my comfort. Also I believe in the "flatter" or "smaller" a product is, the more fragile. Plus, my super muscular(SP?) button mashing hands would probably break the thing... (end sacrasm)
I am also thinking about gettin a sp, I have a gba and gameboyplayer on my gamecube. I never play my gba games on my gba because it strains my eyes with having no light. I am a little confused though. Is there 2 versions of gba sp? and do they both have lights on the screen??lazyhoboguy
Yes there's the original, and one with a backlit LCD screen. The original has a light being projected over the screen while the backlit LCD screen is being projected from the back of the screen. I'd suggest try to get the newer backlit one, it seems a lot brighter than the original. I've seen the original too, it's okay lighting but its being projected from the bottom of the screen.
I know about the brighter backlit screen version. It was the one made 1 year after the original. Gameboy micro seems to small for my tastes. That NES version looks cool, but like I said before, what they have is what I get since I can't buy it anywhere else. Maybe I can get the Pikachu version!
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