Gameboy Advance SP Classic Nes Edition Review

Good Points
Best handheld size and portability.

Bad Points
None. Honestly - NONE.

General Comments
Gameboy Advance SP Classic Nes Edition: I owned a standard GBA, and it had three flaws. It's size was larger than what I would have enjoyed, it was difficult to see the screen in many scenarios, and it had poor battery life. Because I already had an original, I didn't go out of my way to buy an SP, just because the GBA is still a great system. But then I saw a classic NES model. I had to have one. I got one for my birthday and I have been playing almost non stop. It's flip-folding design makes it very portable, and the built-in lithium battery also makes it better for travel. The backlight does do a number on the battery, but everything can be seen clearly when it's on. You can save the battery by turning off the light when you have good positioning, and when it's time for bed you can play it while lying on your pillow in the dark. On top of all the standard SP features, it's in a classic color scheme that no true gamer can ignore. I recommend this to others, but it was limited edition. Good luck finding one now.