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Système portable couleur Nintendo Game Boy - violet atomique

Name: Système portable couleur Nintendo Game Boy - violet atomique
Brand: Nintendo
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UPC: 0045496710439

Brand: Nintendo

Type: Handheld System

Region Code: Region Free

Platform: Nintendo Game Boy Color

Color: Purple

Model: Nintendo Game Boy Color

MPN: 12941553583

Storage Capacity: 8MB

Resolution: 160x144

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With the convenience of portability, the Nintendo Grape Game Boy Color handheld system fits easily in the palm of your hand. The system has user-friendly operation buttons, contrast adjustment, a battery light, a volume dial, a speaker, and jacks for external power and headphones. You can also play two-player games by connecting the Game Boy Color to another model via the extension connector. Optional accessories that you can add to your model include stereo headphones and a video link cable. The Nintendo Game Boy Color requires four AA batteries, and the battery light will glow when it’s time to change the batteries. The monochrome liquid crystal display in the purple Nintendo Game Boy Color provides you with all the vivid colors and crispness you have come to expect from Nintendo. If you prefer a lighter or darker display for the Game Boy, simply adjust the contrast adjustment dial on the side of the screen. The contrast display adjustment is also ideal for low or excessive lighting conditions. At the top of the Game Boy purple system, find the Game Pak slot for use with Gameboy paks. With the label facing up, slide the Game Pak into the slot, and look for the colors of the “Nintendo” display on the screen. Individual games proceed with instructions and playing information. If the screen stays blank, turn the console off, remove the pak, and reinsert it. Always remove a Game Pak after turning the Grape Game Boy system off, and store the paks in their cases to protect them. The 8-bit gaming system of the original Nintendo Game Boy Color will run for up to 30 hours of playtime when you’re playing mobile on the batteries, providing ample opportunity to hit high scores in your favorite games, such as Pokemon, Mario, and others. You can also play Pokemon on the Grape Game Boy for a virtually limitless time thanks to the external power supply capability. Maintenance of the Nintendo Game Boy Color handheld system is simple, so you can keep them in good working order.

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Nintendo

MPN

12941553583

UPC

0045496710439

Model

Nintendo Game Boy Color

eBay Product ID (ePID)

100189744

Product Key Features

Platform

Nintendo Game Boy Color

Region Code

Region Free

Storage Capacity

8MB

Color

Purple

Resolution

160x144

Type

Handheld System

Dimensions

Weight

0.3lb.

Depth

1.06in.

Height

5.24in.

Width

3.07in.

Additional Product Features

RAM Technology

WRAM

Console Color

Atomic Purple

Country Region

United States

Supported Media

Cartridge

Battery Uptime

Up to 13hr.

Display Type

LCD

Battery Type

Edition

Launch Edition

Processor Quantity

Memory Capacity

0.02MB

Video Color Output

Color

Audio Output Support

Stereo

Enclosure Material

Plastic

Localization

English

MIDI Channels Number

Product Name

Nintendo Game Boy Color

Device Input Support

4-Way CROSS Keypad, Direction Pad, 8-Way CROSS Keypad

Release Date

November/1998

Product Line

Nintendo Game Boy

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par jon.thysell
avr. 17, 2017
Can play in the dark
I already had a normal, unmodified Game Boy Color in good condition but I bought this so I could play on original hardware in the dark without having to perform any mods myself. Front-lit Screen: First, I understand that this will never look as good as a modern back-lit screen. The light feels like it has a slight tint to it, but it's because the GBC doesn't have a pure white background, not from the light itself. There are little imperfections in the screen (little bubbles in the adhesive between the screen and the light) and from what I understand it's near impossible to get rid of them all. I expected this, and I figured I'd rather trust someone else who's experienced to do a better job with the mod than I could. After playing for several days, the imperfections don't bother me. ... I already had a normal, unmodified Game Boy Color in good condition but I bought this so I could play on original hardware in the dark without having to perform any mods myself. Front-lit Screen: First, I understand that this will never look as good as a modern back-lit screen. The light feels like it has a slight tint to it, but it's because the GBC doesn't have a pure white background, not from the light itself. There are little imperfections in the screen (little bubbles in the adhesive between the screen and the light) and from what I understand it's near impossible to get rid of them all. I expected this, and I figured I'd rather trust someone else who's experienced to do a better job with the mod than I could. After playing for several days, the imperfections don't bother me. Though, be sure to experiment with different color palettes on original games as sometimes the default green/pink is hard to see with the light. I've not done rigorous battery tests, but I put in some old batteries and the front-light in this GBC was so low I thought it was broken. Fresh batteries and it works fine. So something to think about - at the tail end of your batteries the front-light may start to fail, but you'll still be able to play. Replacement Shell: I like the replacement shell. It looks and feels brand new. The only visible difference is that a regular GBC has the Nintendo support hotline sticker on the battery door and this one has an embossed GameBoy logo, which looks fine. Replacement buttons: Here's where I had the most problem with this product. The buttons (esp B and A) didn't register as well as in my un-modded GBC. I really had to mash down the buttons to make a good connection. It was most obvious navigating menus, where I could sit there tapping A lightly over and over and nothing would happen. Also the power switch wiggled a little bit and made a click noise whenever I touched it. Rather than go through the hassle of sending it back, I decided to pop it open. Ultimately, several fit and finish issues were causing the innards to not close together snugly and so the buttons didn't hit all of the time. Here's what I had to fix: 1. The power wires for the front-light were getting pinched by the replacement shell, so that the front of the shell was being pushed out, lifting the buttons a mm or two higher than they should be. I fixed it by shaving the plastic where the wires were passing through so the shell would rest flush where it wanted to. 2. Part of installing the front-light means removing the normal padding behind the screen to make room. There were still a couple globs of padding and adhesive goo behind the screen (maybe 3mm thick) on one edge, causing the screen to torque slightly and again push the front of the shell out. I scraped off the globs and everything fit much nicer after that. 3. The rubber membranes under the problematic B and A buttons felt fine, but they were a little dirty, so I cleaned them. (The other membranes under the other buttons were fine.) 4. Part of the problem is the replacement buttons themselves. I compared them with real GBC buttons, and the replacements are in fact about 1mm shorter overall and are molded slightly different on the inside (where they touch the membranes). So turns out they are a little more sensitive to the gaps caused by the issues I identified above. 5. The external power switch has two little nubs that reach in and move the "actual" switch on the circuit board. The molding of the replacement external switch is close, but not a perfect match to a real one. When the shell was being pressed outward, the switch was just loose enough that the little nubs weren't aligned and would "click" against the internal switch. Fixing the issues above stopped the clicking. Ultimately the GBC works great. It was a little annoying to have to fix things myself but I can see how it would have passed a quick "turn on, game starts, press some buttons" test. If I didn't have another GBC to compare with I might not have noticed and just got used to pressing harder. I'm still glad that I didn't have to to the light-mod myself, though in the future I'd probably stick to original buttons and shells.
Achat vérifié : OuiÉtat : OccasionVendu par : thegodofgaming
par suddenlymatt
juin 01, 2015
Collectors and Nostalgia-holics only!
The Gameboy Color portable... The Nintendo Gameboy was, by far, the most popular of any handheld console at the time. The Gameboy Color marked a turning point for the console, ushering in an era of full-color gaming for Nintendo. Far from the first (color handhelds had been out since the release of the original Gameboy), it featured a very disappointingly difficult to see, transflective LCD screen. If you were not directly lighting the screen, it was uselessly dark and hard to see. The choice by Nintendo to stay with a very primitive screen technology was not without it's reasons, however. In addition to being vastly cheaper to produce, it also allowed a much more simple LCD section, negating bulky CCFL lights, reflectors, polarizers, and the bulky inverter circuitry to drive the ... The Gameboy Color portable... The Nintendo Gameboy was, by far, the most popular of any handheld console at the time. The Gameboy Color marked a turning point for the console, ushering in an era of full-color gaming for Nintendo. Far from the first (color handhelds had been out since the release of the original Gameboy), it featured a very disappointingly difficult to see, transflective LCD screen. If you were not directly lighting the screen, it was uselessly dark and hard to see. The choice by Nintendo to stay with a very primitive screen technology was not without it's reasons, however. In addition to being vastly cheaper to produce, it also allowed a much more simple LCD section, negating bulky CCFL lights, reflectors, polarizers, and the bulky inverter circuitry to drive the lighting. This is the reason that all the color, backlit portables (Sega's Gamegear, Nomad, Atari's Lynx mk1 and mk2, and NEC's TurboExpress) required more batteries, of which only lasted about 10 hours at best, and added substantial weight, in addition to the bulky LCD lighting components. Nintendo's LCD choice allowed the console to run for at least 30 hours on fresh batteries, made the console small enough to fit in your pocket, and kept costs down. Nearly 20 years later, since its release, the screen technology does NOT hold up to modern standards. With bight, beautiful and calibrated cell-phone screens everywhere, the dismal, slow, transflective screen of the Gameboy color just... sucks. Get a frontlight! Speaking of backlights/frontlights... There's a good technical reason that backlight kits aren't more popular for these: It's because, since the LCD is transflective, the light is reduced/colorized/polarized going into the LCD, and it is done AGAIN when the light comes from the reflector. In other words, if you backlight one of these, the colors will only be at 50% of their potential saturation. Due to the glare of frontlight/lightguide kits, and the dramatic increase of the relative black level, they are equally washed-out and difficult to see. Why some Chinese company has not cashed in on a substantial market of modders and collectors, and made either an OLED or an IPS-based panel for these, as well as the Pocket/original, is beyond me. I mean, you can find higher-resolution, larger panels for under $10 on eBay; none of them would feasibly work on here, due to mechanical differences. Overall, if you're a nostalgic collector looking for original, actual hardware to play your games on, you need one of these. If you just want to play some classic games, get a Gameboy Advance SP AGS-101, or an original AGB-001 with a modded, backlit screen (they were transflective junk, originally). Protip: when you first power-on the console, if you're playing a non-color game, hold LEFT and B, then flick the power switch ON; it'll put the console into monochrome mode. This also works on the Gameboy Advance/SP. There are many, many more button combos to change the pallet of mono games in the GBC.
par lady_eklipse
juil. 23, 2011
Very painful for your eyes: go with GBA SP, preferably AGS-101 model.
A very good system with an extremly large library of games. It's comfortable to hold in your hands, it can use rechargeable batteries, so you don't need to bother about a built-in battery to lose its capacity. But there is one big issue: the screen is NOT backlit. If there is no good light in the place you play it - you don't see anything. There are some workarounds, but none of them gets it right. So your eyes can get EXTREMELY tired while playing a Game Boy Color, even with good lighting. Since Game Boy Advance SP has got a frontlight (and I personally recommend a backlit AGS-101 model) and it supports the whole library of Game Boy and Game Boy Color games, think twice before buying this one, you may better go with GBA SP instead (original GBA has got the same issue ... A very good system with an extremly large library of games. It's comfortable to hold in your hands, it can use rechargeable batteries, so you don't need to bother about a built-in battery to lose its capacity. But there is one big issue: the screen is NOT backlit. If there is no good light in the place you play it - you don't see anything. There are some workarounds, but none of them gets it right. So your eyes can get EXTREMELY tired while playing a Game Boy Color, even with good lighting. Since Game Boy Advance SP has got a frontlight (and I personally recommend a backlit AGS-101 model) and it supports the whole library of Game Boy and Game Boy Color games, think twice before buying this one, you may better go with GBA SP instead (original GBA has got the same issue with its screen: some people say it's even more problematic). But otherwise, this model is a very good collector's item.
par jclemens2011
févr. 16, 2017
Great Product
Bought this product the other week as I am a huge gaming fan, growing up in the 80s when it all started and 90s when GB Color was released it was very cool to be able to get my hands on a piece of gaming history. The quality is superb and well done, the backlit Mod is well executed, overall counsel condition of this handheld was near mint!! Would never know it wasn't just taken out of its box! Being able to play GB Color in the dark is huge!Bought this product the other week as I am a huge gaming fan, growing up in the 80s when it all started and 90s when GB Color was released it was very cool to be able to get my hands on a piece of gaming history. The quality is superb and well done, the backlit Mod is well executed, overall counsel condition of this handheld was near mint!! Would never know it wasn't just taken out of its box! Being able to play GB Color in the dark is huge!
Achat vérifié : OuiÉtat : OccasionVendu par : thegodofgaming
par ramodavi-1x4yzf
oct. 19, 2019
Amazing system for the right price!
I wish I could give a deeper feedback, but the system works just about fine, it wasn't dirty and while showing some wear it is nothing too distracting. The fact it came with the battery cover is equally impressive. The only downside I could think of would be that the headphone jack doesn't provide the best sound quality, but I can't be sure if that is because of the jack or how the GBC sound system worked really. Besides that, I lovely system to recall childhood memories!I wish I could give a deeper feedback, but the system works just about fine, it wasn't dirty and while showing some wear it is nothing too distracting. The fact it came with the battery cover is equally impressive. The only downside I could think of would be that the headphone jack doesn't provide the best sound quality, but I can't be sure if that is because of the jack or how the GBC sound system worked really. Besides that, I lovely system to recall childhood memories!
Achat vérifié : OuiÉtat : OccasionVendu par : superjustincat

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Can play in the dark

Collectors and Nostalgia-holics only!

Very painful for your eyes: go with GBA SP, preferably AGS-101 model.

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Amazing system for the right price!