77 items found in Game Boy Advance Accessories
The Game Boy Advance Australia GBA has the same accessories as its Game Boy and Game Boy Color little sisters: The Magnifying Glass, The Link Cable (up to 4 players), and the Wi-Fi multiplayer adapter. The rechargeable battery is initially integrated into the console (for GBA SP and micro).
Some evolutions like the Game Boy Pocket, then the Gameboy light will emerge, but, in 1998, the Japanese firm leaves its boxes the Game Boy Color. In 2001 the Game Boy Advance was released. Its strengths: an innovative look, a more powerful console, and a new game format. Its big plus: compatibility with old cartridges. In the continuity, Nintendo will release in 2003 the Game Boy Advance SP, then the Game Boy Micro in 2005.
Various Gameboy advanced gaming accessories can be used to add fun to your gameplay. Gameboy Advance Accessories price in Australia ranges from 10 to 100 AUD. Here above, we have enlisted some of the best stores from where you can buy these accessories. Here below, we have mentioned some of the best Gameboy Accessories.
Dr. Mario game cartridge on Game boy
A host of more or less wacky accessories came to accompany the success of the Gameboy. Here is a small non-exhaustive list:
The Rechargeable Battery Pack
Goodbye batteries to change every four days. This accessory allowed you to play for hours on battery or while remaining connected to the mains.
Cable Link
This cable was plugged into another console to exchange data or play in multiplayer mode.
The Light Magic and the Light Boy
And there was light! This lighted magnifying glass hung on top of your console and allowed you to play in the dark.
The Booster Boy and the Handy Boy
Equipped with a lamp, a magnifying glass, a joystick, and speakers. Your portable console immediately became less ergonomic!
The Game Boy Camera and its printer
A “webcam” with a resolution of 128 x 112 pixels and the Game Boy Printer allowed the photos taken to be printed.
Super Game Boy
This adapter allowed you to play your Gameboy games on the Super Nintendo.
The Singer sewing machine
Only the Japanese can make such an accessory! The sewing machine follows the commands of your game console.
The Gameboy radio
An accessory to listen to the radio on your portable console!
Sonar
Sold in Japan, the Game Boy Pocket Sonar allowed fishers to locate fish underwater.
The Glucoboy
A rather improbable accessory. It allowed you to test your glucose level with your console.
The PediSedate
To relax your children during a medical or dental operation, this accessory diffused laughing gas while your child remained focused on his game!