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Pure power and gameplay in the palm of your hand, able to be played anywhere and everywhere. Doesn’t this just sound great?
It sure does, but there is one thing about handheld gaming that really drives me insane. More insane then the fact that my memory card has been wiped or that my hours worth of MP3 downloads have been deleted. To drive me this insane it has to be a real annoyance and it sure is.
Ok, picture the scene. You just get back from school/work and realise that your Gameboy Advance has turned up on your doorstep along with two of the best games for the system. You put in the batteries included in the pack and play away thinking all is fine. You’re enjoying yourself so much, never had Mario looked so good and never had gameplay. You are enjoying yourself so much to the point that your eyes are so firmly locked onto the small screen that you don’t dare look anywhere else. That, my friends. Is surely going to happen to all you proud GBA owners out there on June 22nd.
But heres to the point, you are enjoying yourself, having so much fun, you have got really far in the game. You have nearly completed Mario, set new lap records on F Zero and got full stats for your character on Tony Hawks. But then, suddenly, without you even knowing it was going to happen, the screen turns black. Is this a glitch in the game? You hit your GBA a couple of times and shout “Work! Work!” but it just isn’t working. You even think about sending you’re new bestest pal back, until you realise what has happened. The batteries have run out.
How upsetting can it get? If there is one think that annoys me about handheld gaming it has to be this situation. I would advise and I will be purchasing a battery pack for my GBA so I can plug it into the mains and charge it up as much as I can. I don’t want my hours worth of work going down the drain. I would strongly advise that you get one of these packs, they can be recharged over and over and you don’t have to buy any more batteries. The amount of money you spend buying battery’s you could spend buying more games for you to drool over.
So, be a clever handheld owner and back up your hours worth of game playing skills.
And if not, lets just hope those batteries included with the GBA will last a long time.
Fingers crossed and happy gaming,
Monkey_With_Attitude
It sure does, but there is one thing about handheld gaming that really drives me insane. More insane then the fact that my memory card has been wiped or that my hours worth of MP3 downloads have been deleted. To drive me this insane it has to be a real annoyance and it sure is.
Ok, picture the scene. You just get back from school/work and realise that your Gameboy Advance has turned up on your doorstep along with two of the best games for the system. You put in the batteries included in the pack and play away thinking all is fine. You’re enjoying yourself so much, never had Mario looked so good and never had gameplay. You are enjoying yourself so much to the point that your eyes are so firmly locked onto the small screen that you don’t dare look anywhere else. That, my friends. Is surely going to happen to all you proud GBA owners out there on June 22nd.
But heres to the point, you are enjoying yourself, having so much fun, you have got really far in the game. You have nearly completed Mario, set new lap records on F Zero and got full stats for your character on Tony Hawks. But then, suddenly, without you even knowing it was going to happen, the screen turns black. Is this a glitch in the game? You hit your GBA a couple of times and shout “Work! Work!” but it just isn’t working. You even think about sending you’re new bestest pal back, until you realise what has happened. The batteries have run out.
How upsetting can it get? If there is one think that annoys me about handheld gaming it has to be this situation. I would advise and I will be purchasing a battery pack for my GBA so I can plug it into the mains and charge it up as much as I can. I don’t want my hours worth of work going down the drain. I would strongly advise that you get one of these packs, they can be recharged over and over and you don’t have to buy any more batteries. The amount of money you spend buying battery’s you could spend buying more games for you to drool over.
So, be a clever handheld owner and back up your hours worth of game playing skills.
And if not, lets just hope those batteries included with the GBA will last a long time.
Fingers crossed and happy gaming,
Monkey_With_Attitude
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A battery pack is a very sensible idea, which ranks right up there with getting dressed in the morning, brushing your teeth, and breathing.
Pure power and gameplay in the palm of your hand, able to be played anywhere and everywhere. Doesn’t this just sound great?
It sure does, but there is one thing about handheld gaming that really drives me insane. More insane then the fact that my memory card has been wiped or that my hours worth of MP3 downloads have been deleted. To drive me this insane it has to be a real annoyance and it sure is.
Ok, picture the scene. You just get back from school/work and realise that your Gameboy Advance has turned up on your doorstep along with two of the best games for the system. You put in the batteries included in the pack and play away thinking all is fine. You’re enjoying yourself so much, never had Mario looked so good and never had gameplay. You are enjoying yourself so much to the point that your eyes are so firmly locked onto the small screen that you don’t dare look anywhere else. That, my friends. Is surely going to happen to all you proud GBA owners out there on June 22nd.
But heres to the point, you are enjoying yourself, having so much fun, you have got really far in the game. You have nearly completed Mario, set new lap records on F Zero and got full stats for your character on Tony Hawks. But then, suddenly, without you even knowing it was going to happen, the screen turns black. Is this a glitch in the game? You hit your GBA a couple of times and shout “Work! Work!” but it just isn’t working. You even think about sending you’re new bestest pal back, until you realise what has happened. The batteries have run out.
How upsetting can it get? If there is one think that annoys me about handheld gaming it has to be this situation. I would advise and I will be purchasing a battery pack for my GBA so I can plug it into the mains and charge it up as much as I can. I don’t want my hours worth of work going down the drain. I would strongly advise that you get one of these packs, they can be recharged over and over and you don’t have to buy any more batteries. The amount of money you spend buying battery’s you could spend buying more games for you to drool over.
So, be a clever handheld owner and back up your hours worth of game playing skills.
And if not, lets just hope those batteries included with the GBA will last a long time.
Fingers crossed and happy gaming,
Monkey_With_Attitude
It sure does, but there is one thing about handheld gaming that really drives me insane. More insane then the fact that my memory card has been wiped or that my hours worth of MP3 downloads have been deleted. To drive me this insane it has to be a real annoyance and it sure is.
Ok, picture the scene. You just get back from school/work and realise that your Gameboy Advance has turned up on your doorstep along with two of the best games for the system. You put in the batteries included in the pack and play away thinking all is fine. You’re enjoying yourself so much, never had Mario looked so good and never had gameplay. You are enjoying yourself so much to the point that your eyes are so firmly locked onto the small screen that you don’t dare look anywhere else. That, my friends. Is surely going to happen to all you proud GBA owners out there on June 22nd.
But heres to the point, you are enjoying yourself, having so much fun, you have got really far in the game. You have nearly completed Mario, set new lap records on F Zero and got full stats for your character on Tony Hawks. But then, suddenly, without you even knowing it was going to happen, the screen turns black. Is this a glitch in the game? You hit your GBA a couple of times and shout “Work! Work!” but it just isn’t working. You even think about sending you’re new bestest pal back, until you realise what has happened. The batteries have run out.
How upsetting can it get? If there is one think that annoys me about handheld gaming it has to be this situation. I would advise and I will be purchasing a battery pack for my GBA so I can plug it into the mains and charge it up as much as I can. I don’t want my hours worth of work going down the drain. I would strongly advise that you get one of these packs, they can be recharged over and over and you don’t have to buy any more batteries. The amount of money you spend buying battery’s you could spend buying more games for you to drool over.
So, be a clever handheld owner and back up your hours worth of game playing skills.
And if not, lets just hope those batteries included with the GBA will last a long time.
Fingers crossed and happy gaming,
Monkey_With_Attitude
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