The system was originally released in 1989. It featured a gray-scale screen, two game play buttons and a D-pad for directional movements. Games were played using a miniature cartridge and the Game Boy was powered by 4 AA batteries. While the Game Boy was great on the go, it often ate through batteries fast, especially since it took 4 batteries to operate. The system was fragile as well. If the screen was hit in any way, it could easily crack and prevent the Game Boy from functioning again.
The Nintendo Game Boy Micro and the Nintendo Game Boy Advance SP Mark (Back-Lit screen) were the last models in the Nintendo Game Boy line as the Nintendo DS and DS Lite and DSi are not considered as a Nintendo Game Boy.
On the Original Nintendo DS, and Nintendo DS lite, you can play Game Boy and Game Boy Advance games. But on the Nintendo DSi and Nintendo DSi XL, there is no Game Boy or Game Boy Advance slot.
Pokemon leaf green is a Nintendo Game Boy Advance game cartridge. This can be played on the following systems: Nintendo Game Boy Advance Nintendo Game Boy Advance SP Nintendo Game Boy Advance Mini Nintendo DS Nintendo DSlite Nintendo Gamecube Gameboy player
On the Original Nintendo DS, and Nintendo DS lite, you can play Game Boy and Game Boy Advance games. But on the Nintendo DSi and Nintendo DSi XL, there is no Game Boy or Game Boy Advance slot.
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The Game Cube console does not play the older Nintendo cartrides. You can hook a Nintendo game boy to the console and play game boy games.
you can not buy game boy advance videos anywhere as Nintendo or any other company assosiated with Nintendo has never created a video for Nintendo game boy advance
The Nintendo Game Boy Color was replace by its' replacement the 32 Bit Game Boy Advance in 2001.
The Game Boy was invented in 1989 in Japan by Gunpei Yokoi, who worked for Nintendo. The Game Boy then later evolved into the Nintendo 3DS today.
to be connected to your TV: (old->new) Color TV Game series NES SNES N64 Gamecube Wii Handhelds: (Old->new) Nintendo Game & Watch Nintendo Game Boy Game Boy Pocket Game Boy Color Game Boy Advance Game Boy Advance SP Nintendo DS (Lite) Nintendo DSi (XL) Nintendo 3DS (not the real name, will be announced at the E3 this year) There was also the Virtual Boy but it was bad for the gamers health, so it wasn't produced very much.
No, the Nintendo DS cannot communicate with the Game Boy Advanced in any manner.
Yes. The gameboy was similar to the original nintendo in power but had less. The game boy advance is essisentaill a super nintendo in your pocket