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All of Nintendo's hand held systems in the Game Boy line and including the Nintendo DS Lite, are capable of playing games from anywhere around the world. There are no regional lockout chips or codes installed on the units which prohibit game play, unlike the Nintendo home console lineup. Game Boy Advance games sold in the USA for example can be played on a Japanese Game boy Advance sp, and will be displayed in English regardless. And all Japanese Game Boy Advance games will appear in Japanese language when played on a North American Game Boy Advance sp.
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Yes, original Game Boy cartridges can be played on the Game Boy Advance SP. The Game Boy Advance SP is backward compatible with both Game Boy and Game Boy Color games, allowing players to enjoy a wide range of titles from those systems. Simply insert the original Game Boy cartridge into the Game Boy Advance SP, and it will work without any issues.
Yes, and the game will be in color.
With the correct cables, yes
Yes, it is the same console, just the Game Boy Pocket is smaller.
Yes, it can be played on the original Game Boy, despite it being designed to be played on the Game Boy Color. It'll just be played with the Game Boy's monochrome colors, rather than full color as it would be on the Game Boy Color.
The Game Boy family includes several models: the original Game Boy, released in 1989, followed by the Game Boy Pocket, which was a smaller, lighter version. The Game Boy Color, introduced in 1998, featured a color screen and backward compatibility with original Game Boy games. Additionally, there were variations like the Game Boy Advance, Game Boy Advance SP, and Game Boy Micro, which offered enhanced graphics and portability.
The Game Boy Micro is a GBA and plays GBA games, but does not support original Game Boy or GBC games.