Gameboy Mulit-Link Cable

Whe I first bought a Gameboy Colour, back in August 2000, I was very pleased to have lots of games with it. When I was playing Pokemon at home, I was stuck at certain points of the game as I needed to complete my Pokedex. To do this, I needed all 150 Pokemon. Then, I heard about that you can trade Pokemon via a link cable. So I went and bought a link cable for about £7.50. Once I started trading with my friends, I completed the whole game and I also battled people with it. Then, I got some new games where you can have multiplayer, so I went and had a race against my friends. This was the easiest way to do it. I had heard that you could use the infra-red on a Gameboy ...

The game boy advance is by far the best creation Nintendo have come up with yet. The pocket game boy was nothing special, nor was the game boy camera and printer, but they definitely made a good job of this one. Its shape is completely different from any other game boy, it is more like a controller pad that you would use with a games console and is very comfortable to hold. The 2.9" screen looks colossal compared to game boy screens before it. Its 32 bit processor means that it can run at least 17 times as fast as a game boy colour, it can also display more than 500 times as many on-screen colours . There are also two knew buttons located at the top right and ...

Me and my friends bought a link cable shortly after Pokemon was released and we all wanted to prove we were the best trainer. Also, we wanted to trade Pokemon. It was this link cable that helped me capture all 150 Pokemon. Abnyway, the price is very low, I think it was £5 or £10, and when split between five people the cost is virtually non-existent. The link cable helps you play with and against friends, which is very fun on consoles such as Playstation, and is great on Gameboy too. The best feature about thelink cable is that it has three ports. No, you can't have a three-way game, but two of the ports are for Pocket/Color Gameboys, and the other has been ...