Remember that gigantic inflatable Spider-Man I picked up in the carnival article? I still haven't found the correct spot for it. Amazing, I know, it being a 7' bulky inflatable Spider-Man and all. Looks like it'd make a great pool raft. I don't have a pool. The preceding was an obvious lead-in to this article on the Game Boy Advance SP Classic, the retro-themed portable system complete with a nice library of classic NES titles. I'm definitely down with this one, even after blowing so much cash on games I'll play 1-3 times. Judging from the Amazon-100 poll in the last entry, I'm not the only one who likes licking this machine. More stuff coming to the blog tonight...
Posted by Matt on 07/18/2004. E-mail me!










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the last gameboy i owned was the original, and i had kinda been wanting an SP anyway, but when i saw the nes version, that was it.
some of the places around here like ‘software, etc.’ or ‘babbages’ or ‘gamestop’ or ‘EB Games’ is offering a deal for the new ones were you can trade in your old GBA or SP and pay only $70 or so for the NES SP. at ‘software, etc.’ you could actually trade in your nintendo 64 for the same deal if you wanted to.
super mario world is damn addicting, and i love being able to whip it out anywhere, with the safety of being able to save it at halfway checkpoints and such.
anyway, maybe its just cuz i’m an old school nintendo fan that’s new to the gba, but i think the NES SP and all the new iterations of the classic games are totally worth whatever price, just for the portability and style.
-me