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|manufacturer= [[Nintendo]]
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|type= Handheld
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|released= {{JP}}March 21, 2001<br>{{NA}}June 11, 2001<br>{{EU}}June 22, 2001<br>{{AUS}}June 22, 2001
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|released={{JP}}March 21, 2001<br>{{NA}}June 11, 2001<br>{{EU}}June 22, 2001<br>{{AUS}}June 22, 2001
|media= Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance Cartridges
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|media=Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance Cartridges
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|predecessor= [[Wikipedia:Game Boy Color|Game Boy Color]]
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|predecessor=[[Wikipedia:Game Boy Color|Game Boy Color]]
|successor= [[Wikipedia:Game Boy Micro|Game Boy Micro]],<br>[[Nintendo DS]]
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|successor=[[Wikipedia:Game Boy Micro|Game Boy Micro]],<br>[[Nintendo DS]]
 
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The '''Game Boy Advance''', often just '''GBA''', is a 32-bit handheld system, the predecessor to the [[Nintendo DS|DS]]. While there are no {{SER}} games made for the Game Boy Advance, {{PG}} supports connection with the system to access features such as Advance Play with the NES, access the [[Island]], and to make patterns for free. The Game Boy Advance also supports a peripheral known as the [[e-Reader]], a device that allows the GBA to scan and import data on encrypted cards. In {{DnMe+}}, the player can also play various minigames from the [[Wishing Well]] with GBA connectivity, and a Game Boy Advance is not required to access the island.
 
The '''Game Boy Advance''', often just '''GBA''', is a 32-bit handheld system, the predecessor to the [[Nintendo DS|DS]]. While there are no {{SER}} games made for the Game Boy Advance, {{PG}} supports connection with the system to access features such as Advance Play with the NES, access the [[Island]], and to make patterns for free. The Game Boy Advance also supports a peripheral known as the [[e-Reader]], a device that allows the GBA to scan and import data on encrypted cards. In {{DnMe+}}, the player can also play various minigames from the [[Wishing Well]] with GBA connectivity, and a Game Boy Advance is not required to access the island.
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File:Game Boy Advance.png|Game Boy Advance
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Game Boy Advance.png|Game Boy Advance
File:Game Boy Advance SP.png|Game Boy Advance SP
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Game Boy Advance SP.png|Game Boy Advance SP
GBAConnectivityDiagram.png|A diagram depicting Game Boy Advance connectivity with the Nintendo GameCube.
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GBAConnectivityDiagram.png|A diagram depicting Game Boy Advance connectivity with the Nintendo GameCube
 
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==See also==
 
==See also==
* [[GBA minigames]]
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*[[GBA minigames]]
  
 
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Revision as of 19:21, May 3, 2020

250px
Game Boy Advance.png
The original Game Boy Advance
Available colors:

Manufacturer Nintendo
Type Handheld
Release date(s) Template:JPMarch 21, 2001
Template:NAJune 11, 2001
Template:EUJune 22, 2001
Template:AUSJune 22, 2001
Media Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance Cartridges
Predecessor Game Boy Color
Successor Game Boy Micro,
Nintendo DS

The Game Boy Advance, often just GBA, is a 32-bit handheld system, the predecessor to the DS. While there are no Animal Crossing series games made for the Game Boy Advance, Animal Crossing supports connection with the system to access features such as Advance Play with the NES, access the Island, and to make patterns for free. The Game Boy Advance also supports a peripheral known as the e-Reader, a device that allows the GBA to scan and import data on encrypted cards. In Doubutsu no Mori e+, the player can also play various minigames from the Wishing Well with GBA connectivity, and a Game Boy Advance is not required to access the island.

Game JP Release Date EG Release date
Animal Island 2001 2002
Doubutsu no Mori e+ Minigames 2003 N/A

Gallery

See also


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