Could somebody give me a physical description of what each button/connector does on the Game Boy Advance SP?
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I've just discovered that I still (somehow) have my Game Boy Advance SP console from back in the day. I'm totally blind, and whilst I used to spend hundreds of happy hours playing games when I first got the console I can't recall what the buttons/inputs do. Would somebody be able to give a breakdown of each button/connector so that I can have a proper play around?
In other words: all I need is the physical description of what's printed on the button/port.
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What does the SP in Game Boy Advance SP stand for?
What does "SP" stand for? It stands for special. Though the performance is exactly the same as that of the original Game Boy Advance, the Game Boy Advance SP has a flashier design and an internal light.Does the GBA SP have a backlight?
There was only one thing wrong with the GBA, It didn't have a backlight! So you had to either be playing in light, or get an obscure accessory just to play in the dark. Luckily, seeing the outcry for a backlit GBA, the Gameboy Advance SP was released, with a backlight, and the same library as all the others!Is GBA or GBA SP better?
If you feel the same, go with the SP. The Game Boy Advance SP has a backlight, so it is MUCH better than any other Game Boy. The Game Boy Advance SP has a backlight and more portability, but the Game Boy Advance has more durable L and R buttons, a HUGE thing for me.Does the Gameboy Advance SP have a headphone jack?
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