Nintendo Game Boy Advance Console Milky Blue (No Battery)
Step back into portable gaming history with the original Game Boy Advance in translucent Milky Blue, model AGB-001. First released in March 2001, this handheld sold over 100 million units worldwide as the successor to the original Game Boy, and Nintendo used it to push its iconic line into 32-bit territory.
It features a 2.9-inch reflective TFT color LCD displaying 32,000 simultaneous colors, and its 32-bit CPU handles more complex processing than its predecessor ever could. The system supports up to four-player link play (with some cartridges even allowing four-player battles from a single cartridge), offers full backward compatibility with classic Game Boy games, and can hook up to the Nintendo GameCube to serve as a controller.
This secondhand unit from Japan comes with a retro Pokemon sticker attached to the shell, giving it genuine vintage personality. The shell shows visible scratches and marks from previous use; check the photos for a clear look at its condition. During testing, the system powered on with batteries and successfully booted up a game cartridge, but no audio played from the speaker. Software and batteries are not included.
A great pickup for display, repair projects, or classic retro collecting.
Nintendo Game Boy Advance (AGB-001) in Milky Blue, originally released March 21, 2001. Features a 2.9-inch reflective TFT color LCD, 32-bit CPU, Game Boy software compatibility, and support for up to four players via link cable.
Power-on and game cartridge startup have been confirmed, but there is no sound output. Includes a retro Pokémon sticker. Console only; batteries and game software are not included.
