(I’ve had Pokémon GBA Video: Johto Photo Finish, which featured two episodes of Ash and his battle with Gary in the Pokémon League.) Beyond video game spinoffs and family-friendly cartoons, there were even movies that came to it, like Shrek. Cartoon Network’s first Game Boy Advance video collection has The Sinister Adventures of Billy and Mandy, Johnny Bravo, Ed, Edd ‘n Eddy, and Courage the cowardly dog. Other times, the collections would feature various episodes from multiple shows. Sometimes shows were given their own game cartridges, such as the SpongeBob Square Pants Collection, with four episodes on it.
There was a wide range of shows from Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network. You could watch them in color and sound – although if you were using an SP you would have to live with the lack of a headphone jack. They came in opaque white cartridges instead of the classic gray color typical of GBA games, and were released in 2004 by Majesco. The Game Boy Advance Video series allowed gamers to watch shows and movies on their GBA. You may have forgotten the The Game Boy Advance Video series, but I’m here to delve into it and remind you of it and all of its pixelated glory. I used to watch my cartoons on my Game Boy Advance.
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