GBA

GBA is an abbreviation for Gameboy Advance, a handheld gaming console developed by Nintendo, which is a leading manufacturer of videogame consoles. The GBA has tasted great success in the same way as GameBoy, it's predecessor. It is the first handheld Nintendo game system to offer the widescreen feature. In March 2001, the GBA was introduced in Japan followed afterwards by a release in Europe the same year.

The 2.9" screen on this device offered a resolution of 240 x 160 pixels for an excellent gaming experience. Released in 2003, the Game Boy Advance SP is a variant of the GBA that was designed to overcome the shortcomings of the original console. The GBA went through another round of redesigning and the outcome was Game Boy Micro, launched in September 2005. It is a sleeker and shorter version as compared to the original model.

Game Boy Advance games are filled with excitement and provide a means of entertainment to gamers. They feature colourful graphics, lifelike animation, exciting game play and true-to-life characters. Some of the original game titles of the Game Boy Advance include Golden Sun, Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga, Mother 3 and Ninja Five-O, among several others.