Nintendo Game Boy Color White Console

The Bottom Line: This is one of the better hand held systems ever created and it's a good investment.

Review: After taking up Coaching and discovering that most of my time as a Coach would be taken video taping matches. It occured to me that for long bus rides and the break after matches or going through the team break there was something which was needed...

The Bottom Line: A nice Gameboy. Glad that it's got color, but wish it had a backlight.

Review: Okay, you're probably looking at the review title, and thinking that I'm on some kind of drugs. The truth is that I have never done drugs and will not even drink anything with caffeine. Not Coke, Dr. Pepper, Mountain Dew, Sunkist, etc. The Gameboy...

The Bottom Line: Instead of hearing "are we there yet? on a long car trip, consider the simple pleasure of silence. Overall its loads of fun for all ages.

Review: The world of Nintendo sure has come a long way. From the days of 2D Super Mario Bros. hooked up to the TV, to now holding it all in your hand, sometimes even in 3D. Actually, the Gameboy has come a long way. The Gameboy USED to be a plain and grey...

The Bottom Line: It's been completely replaced by the more-sophisticated Game Boy Advance, but this old system is still dandy fun.

Review: In 1998, Nintendo decided it was time for a major update to their trusty, black and white Gameboy. Believe it or not, a whopping 60 million of those little black and white units around the world were sold between the Gameboy's release in 1988 (in...

The Bottom Line: Dude, where's my car? Where's your car dude? Where's my car dude? Dude, where's your car?

Review: I didn?t get my Game Boy Color until sometime in late 1999, or early 2000. I had been wanting one along with Pokemon Red for a long time, but my parents would never buy it themselves. So the summer before I got it, I mowed as many yards as I could...

The Bottom Line: A portable system with hundreds of games to choose from.....

Review: Way back to about 13 years ago, in 1989, Nintendo released their first ever portable system. At that same time SEGA had their portable system out, the Gamegear. Gamegear seemed to have been doing better with color and more games. But eventually,...

The Bottom Line: A primitive system with few stand-out games, I find it hard to recommend. Especially since it hasn't dropped in price all that much.

Review: I never really understood the popularity of the original Gameboy, especially when far superior systems like the Sega Gamegear and Atari Lynx hit store shelves offering better technology and cooler games - yet for some reason Nintendo's primitive,...

The Bottom Line: By it if your tired of playing black and white games go to the new thing color its in for pocket games its clear to.

Review: Game boy color is pretty cool you can play games finally in color and its so clear and hundreds of games to chose from at a retail store.For good prices and is just a little bigger than the game boy pocket. Theres tons of things you could by for it...

The Bottom Line: Big fun in little package.

Review: Okay, so I don?t have a Game Boy Advance yet. But I don?t think I?m ready for one at this point, I still really like my Game Boy Color. I have recently looked in to the Game Boy Advance and tried many games, but I decided to keep my GBC and I wasn?t...

The Bottom Line: If you have to, buy one of EBAY. Otherwise wait for GBA and the price will gradually fall.

Review: The GBC (gameboy color) is one of the many evolutions in the GB world. A big step up from the pocket and regular, it still has the same age old problems.

THE SCREEN

The GBC screen is anything but perfect. The light issue, thank...