Game Boy Advance

The Game Boy Advance is Nintendo's third handheld, designed for the sixth generation of video games. The first game in the MX trilogy is playable on this platform.

Overview
The Game Boy Advance is Nintendo's third handheld and the last to bear the Game Boy name, being backwards compatible with the prior two Game Boy incarnations. Unlike such predecessors, the Game Boy Advance's LCD screen is positioned in between its button layout, with the +Control Pad to its left and its twin face buttons on the right, and there are also two shoulder buttons, allowing for more advanced control. The Game Boy Advance also has more processing power, which some developers have capitalized in order to design games with 3-D graphics, which Nintendo itself did not anticipate in designing the system. Plus, the Game Boy Advance is also capable of connecting with its console counterpart, the GameCube, via a special link cable. Without any significant contemporary rivals, the Game Boy Advance continued to be a successful handheld system for Nintendo.

The MX trilogy

 * MX 2002 featuring Ricky Carmichael