A new battery on a Gameboy advance Sp takes between 2.5 and 3 hours to fully charge and can last for up to 10 hours on a single charge. Unfortunately, there are no new batteries apart from the cheap aftermarket replacements as they were made nearly 10 years ago.

Accounting for the fact that the lithium ion battery loses its capacity gradually over the years and that batteries deteriorate after a few hundred charge cycles, a Gameboy advance sp that was made in 2002 with its original battery and has been used very lightly lasts roughly 5 hours on a single charge and takes no longer than 2 hours to recharge. This is an approximate reading taken from an actual battery test.

Still, charge times on an aging Gameboy advance sp are quite short and the battery can last long enough for normal use.

A replacement battery, in theory, could have the same performance and charge time as the original battery. This is usually not the case because most of the replacement batteries available online are not made by Nintendo, with the quality and safety of the products being greatly varied.

For the game yes, but youu cannot trade gameboy advanced games with each other you need two gameboy's to do so. The slot is located at the bottom of the DS, you have to pull out the cartrigde to access it.

yes you can go to the pal park in fuischa city in kanto

2006 - Dragon Ball Z: Shin Budokai

2007 - Dragon Ball Z: Shin Budokai - Another Road

2009 - Dragonball Evolution

2010 - Dragon Ball Z: Tenkaichi Tag Team

4 in total on PSP.

There isn't an animal crossing game for the game boy advanced. There are animal crossing games for the DS and Wii and Gamecube, but not the gameboy advanced. You can plug the Gameboy advanced into the gamecube, and in animal crossing, you will be able to go to an exotic island.

well yea.All you have to do is put the GBA game on the part that you put the rectangular looking thing.but you cant play on the touch screen side.yea boring.but atleast you dont need the GBA pack.well now you know

It's hard to tell exactly, but I would imagine you would get very little, considering that it's an older and out of the mainstream game, and that you only get a fraction of what you paid for it in the first place. I'm sure you could ask them, though. (^_^)

Sometimes. It depends if they are Wi-Fi- compatible. I think it is easier to buy the Nintendo one or use your router (that's what i do). the router doesn't require you computer to be on to use it.

The regular Nintendo charger cannot be used for this, as the systems have different power jack sizes. If you need a charger for both, try the GameBoy Advance GBA SP 3-in-1 Car Charger. It can be used on both systems as it includes removable tips.

press on config then 3d setting and then open it

you will see that there is there option mark all 3

and also mark softrasterizer

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When opting to buy a used Game Boy Advance sp system there are several factors you must consider. One good strategy for Game Boy Advance sp shopping is to consider the "MSRP" or the Manufacturers Suggested Retail Price. Obviously you never want to pay for an amount that will be substantially greater than the suggested retail price when NEW. In this case, the Game Boy Advance sp retails at most store locations for 75.00$ US brand new. often times when a system is taken off the market store shelves, it's price range can vary greatly depending on a number of reasons, the greatest of which being supply and demand. With the success of the Game Boy Advance sp commercially, we can determine that many many consumers the world over already own one. And when a system sells in large quantity, the factory must produce more of that system to keep up with demand. So in turn this means that there are going to be more Game Boy Advance sp units still in circulation today even if they are off the store shelves in your area. This will drive the price range on a Game Boy Advance sp down for quite a while, used or new. Some merchants determine supply and demand by quantity of specific Game Boy Advance sp unit colors. There might be 100 Pearl Pink Game Boy units for example in a merchant's stock while there would only be 20 Flame Red Game Boy units. So that respective merchant might require a higher price for his lower stock of Flame Red Game Boy units than he would for his larger stock of Pearl Pink units. The trick to pricing a Game Boy Advance sp used or new is to keep within range of the MSRP price tag of 75.00$. If your not too picky for unit colors you can hop around the Amazon or E-bay web sites for a good deal under 30.00$ for a used, in very good or like new conditioned, Game Boy Advance sp. Pay attention to the unit's description offered by the merchant too. 30 bucks for a sp unit that has large scratches or is missing components like it's AC adapter, may not be worth the price. Try and be sure to secure the unit with ALL of it's components which came bundled in it's original package up to and including it's retail box if you can. The idea is o get as much out of the deal for as little money as possible.

Gameboy is a handheld and Playstation is a 1994 game console made by Sony

It Came Out In Around 1995. I know Because I Have One And It Says, "1996 Nintendo"

The Case says 1996 because it was reused from the Game Boy Light, an improvement over Game Boy Pocket of 1994. The GBC launched in 1998.

No.

1. The Game Boy is made by Nintendo, the PSP by Sony.

2. The PSP uses small compact discs. The Game Boy line uses cartridges.

One way is to use toothpaste. Put a very small dab over the scratch you want to fix then rub hard with a soft cotton cloth. If you're patient, it will remove shallow scratches and lighten deeper ones.

Another method is to use a CD scratch repair kit. It uses a similar method to remove scratches.

One way to get rid of really deep scratches would be to use some sort of polish (like metal polish or polish for hard plastics). Unfortunately you will occasionally have to re-polish your screen from time to time.

If the scratches are too deep or too severe, try looking online for a replacement screen cover. They run about $5 and cost much less than buying a new system.

There are lots of Nintendo gameboys:

GB,GB play it loud!, GBP,GBL(japan only), GBC, GBA, GBA SP, GBM

I'm guessing you're talking about an original 1989 GameBoy.

If you're talking about a 1989 GameBoy GameStop will not buy it because it is too old. GameStop will also not buy GB Play It Loud!,GBP, or GBC.

if you're talking about a GameBoy Advance, GameBoy SP, or GameBoy Micro

you will probably get about 10-15$ at GameStop.

My personal Opinion:

GameStop doesn't pay much for video game systems or video games unless they are recently released or best sellers. Selling it on eBay or in person will bring a better price, but you will not sell it very easily unless it's in good condition. You also probably will not get much if you sell your GameBoy games. In my opininon I wouldn't sell the GameBoy.

im not sure but at a store called game city they sold gameboy and gameboy advanced games there and if you ask, they might have some gameboys.

You can't. You have to order cartridges online.

The Mario advance series witch are remakes of the origonal games, super Mario bros. from the nes classic series and donkey kong also from the nes classic series.

Not anymore. You can probably find one online. Also, action replays work just as well if not better.

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