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| {{system
| | #REDIRECT [[Game Boy Advance#Game Boy Advance SP]] |
| | image=[[Image:GBA-SP_Minish2.jpg|200px|The golden The Legend of Zelda-themed SP]]
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| | type= Handheld console
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| | released= '''Front-lit version'''<br>{{release|na= March 23, 2003|jp= February 14, 2003|eu= March 28, 2003|aus= March 28, 2003}}<br>'''Back-lit version'''<br>{{release|na= September 19, 2005}}
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| | media= [[Game Boy]], [[Game Boy Color]], & [[Game Boy Advance]] cartridges
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| | predecessor= [[Game Boy Advance]]
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| | successor= [[Game Boy micro]]
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| }}
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| [[Image:GBA-SP_Minish1.jpg|left|thumb|180px|The golden SP closed]]
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| The '''Game Boy Advance SP''' (as in "'''sp'''ecial") (ゲームボーイアドバンスSP, ''Gēmu Bōi Adobansu Esupi'') is the second version of the [[Game Boy Advance]]. The Game Boy Advance was redesigned with a front-light screen, so that players can see the screen more easily in the dark, as well as a physical redesign giving the system a flip-book design protecting the screen from damage and adding also a rechargeable battery.
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| Over the four years since its release, [[Nintendo]] have issued many special designs of the new system, such as a design resembling the classic [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] colors and special Pokémon designs. A special edition golden ''The Legend of Zelda''-themed SP was available, coming bundled with ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap|The Minish Cap]]''. It was available for sale only in Europe, and available in the United States only through special giveaways.
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| The SP was re-released some time after the [[Nintendo DS]] came out, with a new back-lit screen, as it was a brighter alternative to the previous front-lit design. The new back-light version became standard and shares a similar screen quality to the Nintendo DS.
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| [[Category:Systems]]
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Latest revision as of 05:42, 25 July 2015