can original gameboy games work on the gameboy advance?
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Original Game Boy Games will work on Game Boy, Game Boy Pocket, Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance and Game Boy Advance SP systems. ... Game Boy Advance Games will work on Game Boy Micro, Game Boy Advance, Game Boy Advance SP, DS, and DS Lite Systems. They will not work on the DSi, DSi XL, or the 3DS.
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All currently available software released for Nintendo DS can be played on Nintendo DSi. ... This concerns games that allow for the transfer of data between the Nintendo DS Game Card and a Game Boy Advance Game Pak, or games that require the use of an accessory in the GBA Game Pak Slot.
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Though most of them will probably only work on ds and ds lites because of lack of system updates. I wouldn't exactly call them fakes though. More like clones, they function exactly the same the as the original would and if the game has wifi capabilities it more than likely will work as well without problems.
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When playing Red or Blue on a Game Boy Advance or SP, the standard GBA/SP link cable will not work; players must use the Nintendo Universal Game Link Cable instead. ... Red and Blue are incompatible with the Pokémon games of the later "Advanced Generation" for the Game Boy Advance and GameCube.
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Gamecube games only work on some versions of the Wii. ... Gamecube games only work on some versions of the Wii. The original RVL-001 model from 2006 accepts Gamecube games, and has memory card slots and ports for Gamecube controllers (you still need at least one Gamecube controller and probably one or more memory cards).
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All GBA games are region-free. You should check to identify any GBA game is either real or counterfeit before you will purchase.
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Yes, it is possible to play GameBoy Advance game backups (aka GBA ROMs) on your DSi. You have to use a special DSi flash card adapter though, for MicroSD cards.
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mGBA emulates two platforms currently, with the work-in-progress medusa version supporting a third: Game Boy Advance emulation is currently very good. ... Game Boy/Game Boy Color emulation is good. Most games work but there are still plenty of bugs.
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The DS emulator for the PSP is INFANTILE at best, it has absolutely no chance of running commercial games. No$gba tends to work better on less powerful PC's wheras DSmuMe (or however you bloody spell it, works better with more powerful PC's).
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['Beat Pokemon Colosseum to unlock the trading services.', 'Connect your Gamecube/Wii to your GBA.', 'Put your GBA Pokemon game in your GBA.', 'Trade the Pokemon you want to your GBA Pokemon game.', 'Delete any HM moves that the Pokemon might have.']
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The Game Boy and Game Boy Advance handhelds are region-free. The Nintendo DS and Nintendo DSi are also region-free, however DSiWare from the Nintendo DSi Shop are region-locked.
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When used with the Game Boy Player accessory, the GBA can be used to control any Game Boy game played through the GameCube. ... The cable is compatible with the GameCube and the original Wii on the console side, and the Game Boy Advance, Game Boy Advance SP, Game Boy Player, and e-Reader on the portable side.
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yes, all gameboys are region free. No handheld PAL's thankfully.
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Pokémon from a GBA emulator can be transferred to your emulated DS game (Let's say it's gen5) by first using gen 4's Pal Park and then Pkhex (I'm not going to give a full explanation about that). You can use Pal Park with DeSmuME to transfer your GBA mons.
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Most of the fake games are just flashcarts with the game ROM on them, so they work just fine. There are, however, some really bad bootlegs with crappy romhacks on them.
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Game Boy Compatibility Original Game Boy Games will work on Game Boy, Game Boy Pocket, Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance and Game Boy Advance SP systems. They will not work on the DS, DS Lite, or DSi. Game Boy Color Games will work on Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance and Game Boy Advance SP systems.
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This list only applies if these games are played with the original version of the Wii console, as the newer, revised late 2011 Wii models are not backward-compatible with GameCube games and accessories, including the controller since the revised console lack the controller ports the original 2006 model had.