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Portable console released in 2001

Following up the popular Game Boy, this console raised the graphics and sound capability to a whole new level. Later models added a back-light and made more stylistic changes to the overall design of the console.

AGB-001

Game Boy Advance

The Game Boy Advance was a huge upgrade to the Game Boy family, with a more horizontally elongated body and a wider screen, boasting more power than even the SNES. This amount of power allowed several NES and SNES games to be ported easily to the console. The LCD screen had a far better response time than the original Game Boy, removing the issue of afterimages or "ghosting". New GBA cartridges and original GB cartridges can both be played on this console. The Game Boy Advance takes 2 AA batteries for approximately 15 hours of use. The system’s size specifications are height 82mm x width 144.5mm x depth 24.5mm. The system weighs about 140g, without the battery.



AGB-002

Game Boy Advance Cartridge

The Game Pak for the Game Boy Advance, generally sold in a cardboard box with instructions. The size of this cartridge is much smaller than the original GB Game Pak, but has software capacity of 4MB to 32MB, depending on the game.



AGB-003

Game Boy Advance Battery Pack

A rechargeable nickel hydrogen (Ni-MH) battery for the Game Boy Advance, and also compatible with the GameCube Wavebird Wireless Controller (DOL-004). The battery lasts for about 10 hours, and requires roughly 2 hours of charge time. The battery pack was sold with the battery pack, but could also be sold separately. It outputs DC2.4V 1200mAh, and weighs approximately 51g.



AGB-004


Game Boy Advance Charger

This charger is necessary for charging the Game Boy Advance Battery Pack. Once again, this accessory was released with the Battery Pack, but could also be bought separately. It inputs AC100V 50/60Hz 7VA, outputs DC3V 600mA, and weighs 90g.






AGB-005


GBA Game Link Cable

The Game Link Cable for the Game Boy Advance. A maximum of four consoles can connect using the violet connection box in the middle of the cable. There is a small violet plug and a large gray plug: the small violet plug is connected to Player 1’s GBA or the violet connection box, and the large gray plug is connected to Player 2-4’s GBA. It cannot be used to link original GB games.






AGB-006

Infrared Link Adapter

This adapter allows the GBA to control small Japanese mecha toys called Cyberdrive Zoids via infrared communication. This adapter is only compatible with "Cyberdrive Zoids: Kizyuusenshi no Hyuu", and is only available as a pack-in accessory free with the game.



AGB-007

Battery Case

This is a case for carrying the battery pack (AGB-003). It is only available bundled with Game Boy Advance battery pack and charger.



AGB-008


Power Connection Unit


This accessory is necessary for connecting the AC adapter with the Game Boy Advance console. It is installed into the battery compartment on the system's backside. It comes bundled with the AC Adapter (AGB-009). The DC Power Module inputs DC3.3V and weighs approximately 18g.




AGB-009



AC Adapter


The AC adapter for the Game Boy Advance connects to the Game Boy Advance via the Power Connection Unit (AGB-008). The accessory was bundled with the Power Connection Unit. The cord length is 2m. The AC adapter inputs AC100V 50/60Hz 6VA, and outputs DC3.3V 350mA.







AGB-010


e-Reader

This accessory is for reading e-Reader cards which were printed with a special dot code. This special dot code allowed the e-Reader to load special games and software for the Game Boy Advance to play. It was only sold in Japan, whilst the improved e-Reader+ was released in the United States soon after. The e-Reader+ (AGB-014) was released for Japan some time after it had released overseas. 






AGB-011
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AGB-012
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AGB-013

Sensor Game Cartridge

A game cartridge with a tilt sensor, which allows the Game Boy Advance to sense inclination and movement. Examples of this kind of game cartridge include the cartridges for "Koro Koro Puzzle Happy Panechu!" and "Yoshi’s Universal Gravitation” (also known as “Yoshi Topsy-Turvy” in America). Another type of Sensor Game Cartridge is a game cartridge with a special photometric light sensor, which allows the Game Boy Advance to sense sunlight. This type of game cartridge is used for the cartridge of “Boktai: The Sun is in Your Hand”, where sunlight influences the game.



AGB-014


e-Reader+

This is an accessory for reading e-Reader cards which were printed with special dot codes. It’s an improved version of the AGB-010, as it allows for the GBA Game Link Cable and adapters to be connected while the accessory is plugged in. It also has double the memory capacity, and allows for game data to be saved to it. The device released initially in the United States, before being released in Japan.






AGB-015


Wireless Adapter


This is a wireless adapter which allows the Game Boy Advance to communicate with other Game Boy Advance consoles via wireless communications. A maximum of five Game Boy Advance consoles can be connected, and it’s far more convenient than having to use the GBA Game Link Cable. Data distribution services could also be offered at certain locations and events. The Wireless Adapter was released worldwide, bundled with "Pokemon FireRed/LeafGreen".




AGB-016

Six-Pin Protector Cover

When using the e-Reader+ with the Game Boy Advance SP, this cover protects the exposed six-pin terminal, since the GBA SP doesn’t have the link cable port next to the cartridge port, like the original GBA does. It is fixed onto the console with pre-applied adhesive tape. 



AGB-017
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AGB-018

Unidentified


AGB-019


Gyro-Sensor Game Cartridge


This is the game cartridge for the Japanese version of "WarioWare: Twisted!". The game cartridge has a gyro-sensor, along with a vibration motor for rumble feedback. 


AGB-019A

This improved version was created for overseas copies of “WarioWare: Twisted!”, featuring a bigger vibration motor, presumably for better rumble feedback.




AGB-020

Unidentified


AGB-021


Rumble Game Cartridge


This Game Pak has just a vibration motor, which allows for rumble feedback. It's used for exclusively for "Drill Dozer".


AGB-021A

This improved version was created for overseas copies of “Drill Dozer”, featuring a bigger vibration motor, presumably for better rumble feedback.




AGB-022

Unidentified


AGB-023


GBA Cleaner


This cleaner cartridge can be inserted in the cartridge slot and cleans the connectors. It's included in the "DS Cleaner Set". This set was released in both Japan and America.