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| |icon = gbalogo.png
| | |image = GBA SP.jpg |
| |image = gba.jpg | | |size = 300px |
| |size = 200px | | |gen = Sixth generation |
| |manufacturer = Nintendo
| | |released = '''Original unit'''<br>[[wikipedia:Japan|Japan]]: March 21, 2001<br>[[wikipedia:North America|North America]]: June 11, 2001<br>[[wikipedia:Europe|Europe]]: June 22, 2001<br>'''Game Boy Advance SP'''<br>[[wikipedia:Japan|Japan]]: February 14, 2003<br>[[wikipedia:Europe|Europe]]: March 23, 2003<br>[[wikipedia:North America|North America]]: March 28, 2003 |
| |gen = Sixth generation era | |
| |available = North America: June 11, 2001<br>Japan: March 21, 2001<br>Australia: June 22, 2001<br>Europe: June 22, 2001 | |
| |cpu = ARM7TDMI, 16.78 MHz
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| |gpu = Custom 2D core
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| |media = Cartridge
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| |storage = Cartridge
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| |bc = Game Boy<br>Game Boy Color
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| |input = N/A
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| |online = N/A
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| |units = Worldwide: 81.24 million: all versions combined (as of June 30, 2008).<br>Japan: 16.89 million<br>Americas: 41.64 million<br>Other: 22.71 million
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| |bestseller = Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire: 13 million combined (as of November 25, 2004)<br>Pokémon Emerald: 6.32 million (as of March 31, 2007) | |
| |pred = Game Boy Color
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| |successor = Game Boy Advance SP (redesign)<br>Game Boy Micro (redesign)<br>Nintendo DS
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| |accessories = Game link cable<br>Wireless adapter
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| | The '''Game Boy Advance''' is a handheld game system created by Nintendo. The first units were released in 2001, although it later spawned a backlit screen model in early 2003, the Game Boy Advance SP. |
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| The '''Gameboy Advance''' is a 32-bit handheld video game console developed, manufactured and marketed by Nintendo. It is the successor to the Game Boy Color. It was released in Japan on March 21, 2001; in North America on June 11, 2001; in Australia on June 22, 2001, in Europe on June 22, 2001; and in the People's Republic of China on June 8, 2004 (excluding Hong Kong).
| | == Games == |
| | Two ''Banjo-Kazooie'' games were released on the Game Boy Advance: ''[[Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge]]'' and ''[[Banjo-Pilot]]''. |
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| ==Rareware Games==
| | The former game was first revealed at E3 2001, as a playable demo on original Game Boy Advance units. ''Banjo-Pilot'' was not shown at E3, and was originally intended to be a ''Donkey Kong'' game, ''Diddy Kong Pilot'', which was also unveiled at E3 2001. The publisher for both ''Banjo-Kazooie'' games is [[THQ]]. |
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| *Donkey Kong Country 1 Advance - A remake of the SNES game of the same name.
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| *Donkey Kong Country 2 Advance - A remake of the SNES game of the same name.
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| *Donkey Kong Country 3 Advance - A remake of the SNES game of the same name
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| *[[Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge]] - The first Banjo game to be made for Gameboy Advance. Although it is the third Banjo game created, it technically takes place after [[Banjo-Kazooie]] and before [[Banjo-Tooie]].
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| *[[Banjo-Pilot]] - A racing game similar to [[Diddy Kong Racing]]. In this game, players will choose a character from the Banjo series and take to the air. According to Rare, the game has no real plot, although it can be assumed that [[Cheato]] lost his pages, so Banjo and his friends have a race to find them.
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| *[[Mr. Pants|It's Mr. Pants]] - A puzzle game that features Rare's mascot, Mr. Pants. The game was actually going to be a Donkey Kong game, called '''Donkey Kong Coconut Crackers'''.
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| *[[Sabreman|Sabre Wulf]] - A remake of the ZX Spectrum game of the same name.
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