Typical price: £65
What is it: An update to the GBA, with backlit display and rechargable battery
What we think: By including an illuminated screen, Nintendo has finally fixed the original Game Boy Advance's biggest flaw
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 20 June 2003
Tags: nintendo, kids, charge, accessories
We like:
Stylish, compact design; front-lit screen; removable lithium-ion battery; compatible with all current GBA games and most accessories
We don't like:
Can't swap in standard batteries in a pinch; no included headphone jack
You might also need:
Headphone adaptor
CNET.co.uk judgement:
By including an illuminated screen, Nintendo has finally fixed the original Game Boy Advance's biggest flaw
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