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SR have some pictures up, and it's looking great. Me being me, decided to dig deeper, and have a few thoughts.
Firstly, how will the game allow you to communicate with characters? You would expect text, but nope, the GBA will allow the speech to be used completely. Great news.
Seen Tony Hawks 2 on the GBA as well?
Well there's a video available to download now... 20mb big, but worth it. Get it, even if you're not interested in the GBA.
I am
> not just going to get it for travelling, although that is one reason
> why I’m getting it. As I travel to away football games (I live in
> London and I go Manchester, Liverpool, Whales, Cardiff, Brighton and
> the likes). I am sure that I will be playing it indoors as well.
>
Roll on June!
Whales? Those are those giant sea mammals that shoot water out a hole in their back aren't they?
Why do you go to them?
Because I loved my Game Boy Colour and I know that
> GBA will be even better than it. The graphics will be great, games
> will be great, and it has a cool link up option with the
> Gamecube.
Will the graphics be up to modern standards though? It won`t exactly be next-gen console standard. However, the link sounds good, but only if the gamecube is a success.
As for the games, nobody yet knows how great, but I suppose they should have fairly good playability. Otherwise it would definitely be pointless.
You can also use it as a Gamecube controller.
Sounds good as well, but not exactly the main reason to get one.
I am
> not just going to get it for travelling, although that is one reason
> why I’m getting it. As I travel to away football games (I live in
> London and I go Manchester, Liverpool, Whales, Cardiff, Brighton and
> the likes). I am sure that I will be playing it indoors as well.
Its the in the house bit I don`t understand thats all. Travelling fair enough, but indoors, I don`t get it.
> I have a question. Here goes:
Why buy a GBA?
I have nothing
> against it, but I can`t see anything in favour of it either. If I am
> about to travel a lot, then perhaps a handheld would be good, but as
> far as I`m concerned, the only time I`d use it is perhaps a few
> times a year between Uni and home.
Are people buying it for
> travelling etc... or is it something you`ll use in the house? If it
> is to be for the household, then why go for a handheld with less
> potential than the next-gen consoles?
I don`t mean to sound like
> I am criticising it, I`d just like somebody to tell me why its a
> good idea to be buying one.
I am getting a GBA without a doubt.
Why?
Because I loved my Game Boy Colour and I know that GBA will be even better than it. The graphics will be great, games will be great, and it has a cool link up option with the Gamecube.
You can also use it as a Gamecube controller.
I am not just going to get it for travelling, although that is one reason why I’m getting it. As I travel to away football games (I live in London and I go Manchester, Liverpool, Whales, Cardiff, Brighton and the likes). I am sure that I will be playing it indoors as well.
Roll on June!
I'll pick up games that I think will be cool, even if mags say they're rubbish, cos I've got quite a few good games that way!
I'm getting the
> Glacier one and F-zero and MArio!
You might think your getting F-Zero, Mario and the glacier one... but thats just the tip of the iceberg... :)
> I want a white one too!! Have three games on order so far, Tony
> Hawks 2, Mario Advance and F Zero!! I shall also get Castlevania,
> Rayman and Konami Racers for launch - June 22nd cannot come quick
> enough!!
I'm getting the Glacier one and F-zero and MArio!