No, GBA games can be played on the following:
GBA,
GBA SP (+),
GBA Micro,
DS (original),
DS lite.
There is no Nintendo console that plays cartridges from all 3 of those console's games. However, you can download games from all three of those consoles from the Wii's Wii Shop Channel.
The 64DD was a very rare disk drive for Nintendo 64 that was only released in Japan and had some good games on it.
i should think so because my UK ds plays us games
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.
Yes, because a Gameboy Advance SP plays Gameboy Advance games:Only GameBoy Advanced (GBA) games will work on a Nintendo DS.Original GameBoy, Super GameBoy, GameBoy Pocket or GameBoy Colour games will NOT work on a Nintendo DS.
No there isnt. The DSi can take photos but can't play GBA games.
Of course not they are both completely different consoles. I know 3DS is compatible with the DS. And the Wii is compatible with the gamecube. The DS is a handheld and the Wii U is a home console. Hand held and Home console does not mix. The wii u looks as it plays hand held games but it's a home console. The Wii U console needs to stream games to the controller.
if you mean what other console is it for then none, its made by nintendo. you can play it on wii because wii plays gamecube games.
Never. The gamecube line was never meant to be continued, and due to the low success of the console, Nintendo wouldn't of made another one anyways. However, the Nintendo Wii, their latest home console, has been out for around 2 to 3 years, and plays your old gamecube games as well as the new wii games.
Of Course! A Gameboy Advance-Sp can Play Original Gameboy games, Gameboy color games, and Gameboyadvance games. Yet Both the Nintendo ds and lite cannot play gameboy games, only the Gameboy advance games
No and neither console plays the others games
A regional lock is a mechanism first introduced to console games by Nintendo that prevents the use of a product outside a certain territory or location. Nintendo implemented regional locks on its consoles in response to signficant issues with the Nintendo 64 console regarding grey market transactions and legal issues concerning censorship.