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Posted: October 12th, 2003.
2 million Game Boy Advance SP sold across Europe
Figures released this week show that Nintendo continue to lead the handheldmarket across Europe. For gaming on the go you can¹t beat the Game BoyAdvance SP, the must have gadget this Christmas.
In the run up to Christmas, sales of the pocket-sized device with the fliptop and lit screen continue to rocket. Over 2 million Game Boy Advance SPunits have been shipped across Europe since it launched six months ago,taking the total Game Boy Advance shipment figure to 9 million. This successis only set to escalate when Nintendo launch two fantastic new colours forthe Game Boy Advance SP. The brand new colours, Arctic Blue and Flame Redwill be available in stores across Europe from 24th October.
The run up to Christmas 2003 is an exciting time for the Game Boy Advancewith the release of many incredible games, bringing the total catalogue ofgames available for the handheld console to over 400. Amazing games on offerthis Christmas include Golden Sun 2: The Lost Age, Super Mario Advance 4:Super Mario Bros 3, Advance Wars 2: Black Hole Rising and Final FantasyTactics Advance. Prepare yourself also for exciting games such as James Bond007: Everything or Nothing, The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King,and FIFA Football 2004 from EA, Tony Hawk¹s Underground from Activision,Disney/Pixar¹s Finding Nemo, Banjo Kazooie: Grunty¹s Revenge from THQ andSpyro Adventure and The Hobbit from Vivendi. All these and more are comingsoon! Whether you are into fighting games, sport games or even fantasygames, Nintendo has something for everyone.
The Game Boy Advance SP is on sale at selected retailers across Europe foran estimated price of 129 – 139 Euros
Click ontoNintendo Europe.comfor all of the most up to date official information on Nintendo.
News page content input by Dominic Robinson, 2003.
Reviewer of movies, videogames and music since 1994. Aortic valve operation survivor from the same year. Running DVDfever.co.uk since 2000. Nobel Peace Prize winner 2021.