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Approximately 691. No, I'm not lying.

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It's easier than you would expect. When the start screen opens up, select NEW GAME instead of your own game. Then fill in your name etc etc. If you save, it will completely overwrite your old game, thus resetting it.

just selcect new game

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No only firered can get poliwag.

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No

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According to the official resource(http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.nintendo.com/doc/dmg_games.pdf) 611 games was published.

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the move bounce can only be learned in later versions of Pokemon like diamond and pearl, platinum; etc. after migrating them to those games.

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The only place you can get gba games these days is at Gametraders, but rememberbe very careful and test it as soon as you get them as some may be fakes so i would recommend bringing your ds or gba with you so u can exchange

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Nintendo DS games are not playable on the Game Boy Advance. The Game Boy Advance is compatible with Game Boy Advance and original Game Boy cartridges. If you have a Nintendo DS, it will play Nintendo DS games or Game Boy Advance games. It is NOT compatible with the original Game Boy game cartridges.

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1998

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Hope this helps.

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around £140 or $89

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no its impossisble

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There are no direct input cheat codes. Search gamewinners into google it should work

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yes, you can play game boy color games in a gameboy advance SP.

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No

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you can their is something called emulator!!

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you buy a gameshark and turn it on. i know this sounds too easy, but that's all you really do...

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It is easy. Just add new game and enter the master code or (M) and go to add new cheat. But it will only work if the master code or (M) is correct.

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It probably does since the're like each other, except they look different.

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Technically speaking, AR stands for Action Replay which uses special hex codes and an embedded TSR "terminal stay resident" program in memory working behind the game to mess around with the memory values in ram. It can give you 99 lives or whatever you want it to do. If you learn how to make the hex codes for AR, you can do possibly whatever you want.

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Yes, it does, they are the GBA's 'shoulder' buttons.

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No, you need any model of the DS/DSi. You cannot play DS games on a GBA.

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As of 2011, a Gameboy color can run you from anywhere in $10 - $100.

The higher quality, usually the more expensive.

A single Gameboy color and three games might cost around $60 depending on quality, game titles, and seller.

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You can't! Also, it's called a NINTENDO D.S. It's not a Game Boy.