Nintendo Game Boy Micro (Silver)

• Average user rating: 3.0 stars out of 124 reviews
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• 2 stars

  Garbage, shamless exploatation of children. LCD too big-

  by SamoUmer on June 25, 2005

  Pros: Once you use-up the batteries it stops to work.

  Cons: A joke in the consumer

  Summary: WOW great, now they could "develop" a NES system sized as big as a matchbox, but hey, don't go overboard with the LCD otherwise those handy magnifing glasses from ...

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  Summary: WOW great, now they could "develop" a NES system sized as big as a matchbox, but hey, don't go overboard with the LCD otherwise those handy magnifing glasses from the aftermarket will be useless. Somebody oughta smoke this Nintendo racket, shamless exploatation of children.

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  0 out of 2 users found this user opinion helpful.

• 2 stars

  another strategy to extend the lifespan of gameboy advance

  by boxing on June 12, 2005

  Pros: its small and stylish

  Cons: too small that will hurt ur eyes

  Summary: nintendo did it again, to extend the lifespan of crappy gameboy advance family. actually gameboy advance wasnt bad and i was playing it for 2 years and i quit. There ...

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  Summary: nintendo did it again, to extend the lifespan of crappy gameboy advance family. actually gameboy advance wasnt bad and i was playing it for 2 years and i quit. There arent any exciting new games coming out anymore and the graphic of this thing is out of date. GBA is still a good thing for little kids but other people should just go buy psp, well, not nds(its a brick with few good games in english out there) or wait for gameboy evolution

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  0 out of 2 users found this user opinion helpful.

• 4 stars

  get an n-gage.

  by jamms on June 6, 2005

  Pros: large game library

  Cons: small screen, no new features.

  Summary: if you are looking for the best truely portable handheld system look no further than the nokia n-gage. it has everything you would want in a portable. it's online ...

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  Summary: if you are looking for the best truely portable handheld system look no further than the nokia n-gage. it has everything you would want in a portable. it's online capable out of the box, has a ever growing library of original games, about two new games per month, it has pda functions built in, runs on the symbian 60 os therefore it has thousands of games and programs already available, it's graphics are far superior to the gba and the ds (in fact, a number of the current ds games are n-gage ports).
  
  bottom line, if you are concidering the gbm, rethink your decision and take a good look at the n-gage qd. it's only $99 and if you sign up with a service plan, you will get the qd for free along with a game.

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  0 out of 2 users found this user opinion helpful.

• 2 stars

  ***? Is this garbage called MICRO??????????

  by Renyjose11363 on June 2, 2005

  Pros: Small? Small? What good is it when you cant see the thing?

  Cons: Buttons hard to press, looks like crap, DS is much better

  Summary: ***?????? Why is nintendo continuing to disappoint me? This Micro crap is just too small. The DS is a fine size, as was the SP, but what is this thing?

  Summary: ***?????? Why is nintendo continuing to disappoint me? This Micro crap is just too small. The DS is a fine size, as was the SP, but what is this thing?

  1 out of 5 users found this user opinion helpful.

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