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Here's a bunch of Game Boy Advance pictures taken from IGNpocket (Mostly). Pictures of everything from games to peripherals to boxes. This page is HUGE! So if I were you, I'd go do something else for a while to let this page load. Then come back and enjoy all the Game Boy Advance (GBA) goodness. Well, here it goes:
The GBA shown at SpaceWorld 2000.
This is the final design, but it won't be that color.
The official Japanese Game Boy Advance box. This is the front side.
The back of the official Japanese box.
A Game Boy Advance cartridge.
A Game Boy Advance cartridge, slanted.
A Game Boy Advance cartridge compared to a Game Boy Color catridge. The one on the bottom is a GBA cartridge, and the one on the top is a GBC. As you can see, it's much smaller than a Game Boy Color cartridge, but believe me when I say they can be a heck of a lot more powerful. A Game Boy Advance game can get just about as big as an N64 game!!
A Game Boy Advance cartridge (at the very bottom) compared to cartridges of other portable systems, including Game Boy Color, Neo Geo Pocket Color, Game Gear, Atari Lynx, and the WonderSwan Color.
The Game Boy Advance next to a Game Boy color (left), Game Boy (Right), Neo Geo Pocket Color (top), and WonderSwan Color (Bottom). A good size comparison to other systems. As you can see, the GBA is about as big as a GBC turned sideways.
The Game Boy Advance next to many other handheld systems . . . and a salad?
The Game Boy Advance linked to the GameCube.
The GBA system next to the GBA Japanese box.
The GBA Communication Cable. Which allows it to use the Download Link feature to play four-player games.
The GBA Rechargeable Battery Pack.
GBA AC Adapter.
The Game Boy Advance E-Card Reader. A peripheral that Nintendo plans on releasing along with it's new Pokemon game. The Card Reader will allow you to get information from special E-Pokemon Cards that Nintendo will release at launch (Or soon there after) of the new GBA Pokemon game. You get everything from experiance points, evolutions, items, even sound clips from the cards you will be albe to buy. And using the E-Card Reader, you can put that infromation into your GBA Pokemon game!! An awesome device!
A diagram showing how the E-Card Reader would work in conjunction with a Pokemon E-Card.
GBA protective cases.
The GBA LCD Glare Filter. Used to block most glare from the screen. Can also be used to protect the screen.
GBA grips. Used to help you get a better grip on the system. Also helpful for those with big hands.
A picture of the GBC Mobile Adapter. Which allows you to get onto the Internet with the Game Boy Color using a cell phone. But you can also use it with the Game Boy Advance, and there are already MANY GBA games that are going to have Internet support. So far the Mobile Adapter is only available in Japan.
The Light Boy Advance. A 3rd Party peripheral for the GBA Advance. Used so you can play it in the dark.
Pokemon Yellow being played on the Game Boy Advances Game Boy Color Mode.
A Game Boy Color game (Kirby's Tilt 'N' Tumble) playing on the Game Boy Advance in GBC Mode. Which puts borders around the screen so the screen ratio stays the same as it was on the GBC.
A Game Boy Color game playing on the Game Boy Advance in Stretch Mode. This makes the GBC game the same screen ratio as Game Boy Advance games. But the picture looks a little weird and stretched.
The new Character Select screen for Super
Mario Advance.
A new addition to Super Mario Advance.
The opening?
You can a version of the old Mario Bros. game.
Mario Bros. Classic. The old classic version that was released in the 80's.
Bowser.
Playing Mario Bros.
The Japanese F-Zero title screen.
It'll be released as F-Zero: Maximum Velocity here. This is a pic of a new machine called Hot Violet.
Another pic.
Over the clouds.
Mega Man EXE.
Looks RPGish.
The new Mega Man?
A town.
Space Ship?
Setting your characters up on the grid.
Golden Sun. An awesome looking RPG.
Pretty good effects, eh.
Inside a house.
Outside. Colorful.
A strategy game from Nintendo called Napoleon.
Fighting in the snow.
Setting up your troops.
Kuru Kuru Kurunrin. A weird Japanese game where you have to manuever a ever rotating stick through complex mazes without toaching the side. Looks difficult.
Weird backround.
The Moon.
Super Street Fighter 2. Man, looks just as good (if not better) than the SNES version.
Guile and Mr. Bison.
Dee Jay kicking Sagat.
Cammy kicking Sagat.
The world map.
The GBA version of Breath of Fire.
In the overworld.
Monster.
Tactics Ogre for the GBA. This pic compares it to the N64 Ogre Battle 64: Person of Lordly Calibur. The one on the left is the GBA, and the one on the right is the N64.
This one compares the GBA Tactics Ogre, to the SNES one. The left is GBA, the right is SNES.
Tactics Ogre on GBA versus the SNES one. Again, left is GBA, right is SNES.
Konami's Wai Wai Racing. A kart racer starring lots of Konami characters. You can see Goemon from Mystical Ninja here.
The GBA Castlevania: Circle of the Moon. This was taken from SpaceWorld. That's why it's a little blurry.
The Moon in the backround.
Fire Blast?
The GBA vesion of Final Fight. This will be an exact port of the arcade. Probably with a few ENHANCEMENTS though.
That would hurt.
The big guy. Think his name was Haggar. Not sure. I have the SNES Final Fight. But I didn't care for it to much. My friend gave it to me. I haven't even beaten it! Of course, that's because I never play it.
The Japanese GBA box of Castlevania: Circle of the Moon.
Sega's Chu Chu Rocket GBA japanese box.
The japanese box of Konami's Wai Wai Racing. Which, by the way, still hasn't been announced for America yet.
Capcom's Mega Man EXE Japanese box.
Namco's Game Boy Advance version of Mr. Driller 2. Japanese box.
The Pocket GT Advanced Japanese box.
Top Gear All Japan GT Japanese box.
An interesting Japanese game, lol. Tweety and the Magical Jewel. Do the Japanese even no who Tweety, Bugs, and the gang are? Anyway, here's the Japanese box.
Konami's Game Boy Advance Silent Hill Play Novel Japanese box
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A japanese game called Dungeon Dice Monsters, from Konami. Japanese box.
EZ Talk box. A Japanese game that helps to teach Japanese kids to read English.
The Japanese box of DodgeBall Advance.
Well, that's is for the GBA pics. A lot huh. Sorry for putting them all on one page. I might put them into multiple pages later on. It takes to long for them to load when they are all on one page. But for now, I'll just leave it like this.
Heh heh, thought it was over huh. Well, it is. Just click on this pic of Sonic Advance to go back.