Nintendo AGTSPBA - Game Boy Advance SP Console, 045496716738 - Game Boy Advance SP Console User Manual

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HARDWARE SYSTEM,
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INFORMATION.

Important Safety Information:
Read The Following Warnings Before You Or Your Child Play Video Games

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Introduction to the Game Boy Advance SP Video Game System

List of Components

Charging the Game Boy Advance SP Battery Pack

Using the Game Boy Advance SP Video Game System

1.+Control Pad - Game play control.

2. Screen Light On/Off Switch - Turns the screenlight ON orOFF.

3. Recharge Indicator LED (POWER) - Lights orange duringthe recharge

process when using the Game Boy Advance SPAC Adapter. Whenthe
recharge process is complete, this LED turns OFF.

4. Power Indicator LED (POWER) - Indicates battery life.Green color will
change to red when battery charge becomes low.When LED becomesred,
save your game and recharge the battery toprevent game dataloss.

5. Color LCD Screen - 2.9" Highly reflective ThinFilm Transistor (TFT)LCD
screen. To protect the LCD from damage, alwaysfold up theGame

Boy Advance SP when not in use.

6. A Button - Game play control.

7. B Button - Game play control.

8. Power Switch (OFF - ON) - Slide switchtowards the screento turn power

ON. (Note: Always insert a Game Pak beforeturning power on.)

9. Speaker - For output of mono sound.

10. Start - Game Playcontrol.

11. Select - Game playcontrol.

12. Game Pak Slot -For loading aGame Pak.

13. Battery Cover - Removecover to replacerechargeable battery pack.

14. Wrist Strap Attachment -

For attachment of a wrist strap.

15. External Extension Connector 1(EXT. 1) -Allows connection toother
Game Boy systems or Game Boy or GameBoy Advance accessories.May
require a cable. See Sections 8 and 9for more information.

16. External Extension Connector 2(EXT. 2) -Allows connection of
Game Boy Advance SP AC Adapter (included) orHeadphone Adapter
(sold separately, visit our on-line store at www.nintendo.comor call
1-800-255 3700). See Sections 4 and 10 formore information.

17. R Button - Gameplay control.

18. Accessory Slots -Allows for attachment of GameBoy Advance accessories.

19. L Button - Gameplay control.

20. Volume Adjust (VOLUME) -Adjusts volume. Slidetowards screen to

increase volume.

21. DC Connector Plug -Connects to ExternalExtension Connecter 2for
recharging the battery pack or when using householdcurrent.

22. AC Connector Prongs -Retractable prongs foruse in astandard 120-volt
household electrical outlet.

WARNING - Seizures

WARNING - Repetitive Motion Injuries

WARNING - Battery Leakage

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• Some people(about 1 in4000) may haveseizures or blackoutstriggered by
light flashes or patterns, such as while watchingTV or playingvideo games,
even if they have never had a seizurebefore.

• Anyone whohas had aseizure, loss ofawareness, or othersymptom linked
to an epileptic condition should consult a doctorbefore playing avideo game.

• Parents shouldwatch when theirchildren play videogames. Stop playing
and consult a doctor if you or yourchild have anyof the followingsymptoms:

Convulsions Eye or muscle twitching

Loss of awareness

Altered vision Involuntary movements Disorientation

• To reducethe likelihood ofa seizure whenplaying video games:

1. Sit or stand as far from thescreen as possible.

2. Play video games on the smallest availabletelevision screen.

3. Do not play if you are tiredor need sleep.

4. Play in a well-lit room.

5. Take a 10 to 15 minute breakevery hour.

Playing video games can make your muscles, jointsor skin hurtafter a few
hours. Follow these instructions to avoid problems suchas Tendinitis, Carpal
Tunnel Syndrome or skin irritation:

• Take a10 to 15minute break everyhour, even ifyou don't thinkyou need it.

• If yourhands, wrists orarms become tiredor sore whileplaying, stop and
rest them for several hours before playing again.

• If youcontinue to havesore hands, wristsor arms duringor after play,stop
playing and see a doctor.

The Game Boy Advance SP contains a rechargeable lithium ionbattery pack.
Leakage of ingredients contained within the batter y pack, or the combustion
products of the ingredients, can cause personal injuryas well asdamage to
your Game Boy.If battery leakageoccurs, avoid contact with skin.If contact
occurs, immediately wash thoroughly with soap and water. If liquid leaking from
a battery pack comes into contact withyour eyes, immediately flush thoroughly
with water and seek medical attention.

Toavoid battery leakage:

• Do notexpose battery toexcessive physical shock or vibration.

• Do notdisassemble, attempt to repairor deform thebattery.

• Do notdispose of batteriesin a fire.

• Do nottouch the terminalsof thebattery, or cause a shortbetween the
terminals with a metal object.

Do not remove the rechargeable battery pack fromthe Game Boy
Advance SP unless it needs to be replaced.

Do not use any battery other thanthe Game BoyAdvance SP rechargeable
battery pack. A replacement battery may be ordered throughNintendo's web

site at www.nintendo.com or call customer service at1-800-255-3700.

When recharging the battery pack, only use the Game BoyAdvance SP
AC Adapter included with this system.

When disposing of the battery pack, followappropriate local guidelines and
regulations.For information onbattery disposalcontact your local solidwaste
authority.

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Control Pad

13. Battery Cover

21. DC Connecter Plug

22. AC Adapter Prongs

14. Wrist Strap Attachment

15. External Extension
Connector 1

16. External Extension
Connector 2

17. R Button

18. Accessory
Slots

19. L Button

20. Volume Adjust

3. Recharge
Indicator LED

2. Screen Light
On/Off Switch

4. Power
Indicator LED

5. Color LCD
Screen

6. A Button

7. B Button

8. Power Switch

9. Speaker

10. Start Button

11. Select Button

12. Game Pak Slot

Thank you for purchasing the Nintendo®Game Boy®Advance SP video game
system. The Game Boy Advance SP is afolding pocket sizecolor video game
system that features:

• 2.9" Thin-FilmTransistor (TFT) colorliquid crystal reflectivedisplay.

• Up to32,000 simultaneous colors.

• 32-Bit ARMwith embedded memory.

• Self-contained LCDscreen light.

• Built-in rechargeablelithium ion batterypack. Provides about18 hours of
continuous game play (with the screen light off).

• Compact foldingdesign.

• Compatibility withGame Boy, GameBoy Color andGame Boy Advance
Game Paks.

NOTE: This is a latex-free product.

Please read both the following instructions and theseparate Precautions
Booklet before setup or use of the GameBoy Advance SP.If, after readingall
the instructions, you still have questions, please visitour customer servicearea
at www.nintendo.com or call 1-800-255-3700.

Do not use the Game Boy Advance SP ACAdapter during a lightning
storm.There may be arisk of electricshock from lightning.

Before you use your Game Boy Advance SP for the first time,or after you have
not used it for a long time, you must chargethe rechargeable batterypack.

(For optimal battery pack life, do not let thebattery pack remain
completely discharged for long periods of time.)

The rechargeable battery pack can be recharged approximately500 times, but
performance may decrease after repeated recharges, depending on usage
conditions such as temperature. Battery life may also decrease over time. After
500 recharges, battery life may become only 70% ofthe batter y life when new.

It takes approximately three hours to recharge the battery.(The actual recharge
time varies depending on how much battery lifeyou have left.) When the Power
Indicator LED becomes red, save your game andrecharge the batteryto
prevent game data loss. You can play games whilerecharging the battery,but
the recharge time is longer when you doso.

IMPORTANT:The Game Boy Advance SP AC Adapter is only for use with
the Game Boy Advance SP portable video game system.It is not
compatible with the original Game Boy, Game Boy pocket, Game Boy
Color or original Game Boy Advance.

When you are finished playing, always turn your system OFF, and unplug
the AC Adapter (if you are using it) from boththe wall socketand Game
Boy Advance SP.Do not wrap theAC Adapter cord around theGame Boy
Advance SP.

1. Insert the AC Adapter's DC
Connecter Plug into External
Extension Connector 2 on the

Game Boy Advance SP
(Illustration 1).

IMPORTANT:Be sure the DC
Connector Plug is facing in the
correct direction before inserting
into EXT 2 to avoid damaging the
DC Connector Plug and/or the
External Extension Connector.

2. Swing the prongs out of theAC

Adapter (Illustration 2) and insert
into a standard 120-volt AC wall
outlet. Be sure that the prongs

are fully inserted into the outlet.

The Recharge Indicator LED will
light up (Illustration 3). Youcan play
games while charging, however it
will take longer to recharge the
battery.The LED willturn OFF

when the battery is fully charged.

3. When fully charged, remove the

AC Adapter from the wall outlet
and fold the prongs back into the
housing. Removethe DCConnector Plug fromExternal ExtensionConnector 2.

When disconnecting any plugs from the Game Boy AdvanceSP or wall
outlet, carefully pull by the plug itself rather than bythe cord.

Illustration 1

Illustration 2

Illustration 3

Illustration 6

Illustration 7

Illustration 4

Illustration 5

1. Insert a Game Pak into the Game PakSlot on
the underside of the Game Boy Advance SP
(Illustration 4).

CAUTION: Always check the Game Pak edge
connector for foreign material before inserting
the Game Pak into the Game Boy AdvanceSP.

2. Turn on the power by pushing the Power

Switch towards the screen (Illustration 5).

NOTE: The LCD screen light will come on
when you first turn the power on. Toturn the
light off, press the Screen Light Switch.

3. The screen will display the Game Boy logo,

and then change to the display for thegame
that you are playing. Be sure to readthe
Game Pak instruction booklet for the game
you are playing.

• For best color under bright light conditions, turn the screenlight OFF
(longer battery life).

• For best color under low light conditions, turn thescreen light ON
(shorter battery life).

4. To remove the Game Pak after

playing, first turn the power OFF
by sliding the Power Switch
towards the front, then slide the
Game Pak out of the Game Pak
Slot (Illustrations 6 and 7).

5. When finished playing, fold the
Game Boy Advance SP closed to
protect the display screen.
Note: The power does not
automatically turn off when the
system is folded closed.

Game screen
size for Type 1,
2 and 3 games.

Game screen
size for Type 4
games only.

There are four types of Game Paks thatwill work withthe Game BoyAdvance SP:

Type 1. OriginalGame Boy Game Paks which workwith both theGame Boy
Advance and Game Boy Color (using4-10colors,see Section 7)and with the
original Game Boy and Game Boy pocket systems (using 4 shadesof gray).

Type 2. Dualmode Game Boy Game Paks whichwill work withboth the
Game Boy Advance and Game Boy Color (usingup to 56colors out ofa palette
of 32,000) and with the original Game Boyand Game Boypocket systems
(using 4 shades of gray).

Type 3. Fullcolor games (using up to 56colors out ofa pallet of32,000) that
will work only on Game Boy Color andGame Boy Advance.

Type 4. Specialfull color (32,000 colors maximum) widescreen games that
will work only on the Game Boy Advance andthe Game BoyAdvance SP.

NOTE: You can switch the screen size forType 1, 2and 3 gamesfrom normal
to wide screen mode by pressing the Land R buttons.(This may makesome of
the images distorted or hard to see.)

A few older Game Boy games may notfunction properly onthe Game Boy
Advance SP, causing display or sound problems.

About Game Boy Game Paks

INSTRUCTION BOOKLET

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EARLY CHILDHOOD

Contentsuitable for

personsages 3 and older.

ADULTSONLY

Contentsuitable
onlyfor adults.

MATURE

Contentsuitable for

personsages 17 and older.

TEEN

Contentsuitable for

personsages 13 and older.

EVERYONE

Contentsuitable for

personsages 6 and older.

RATINGPENDING

Producthas been submitted to the
ESRBand is awaiting finalrating.

Animated Blood- Cartoon or pixilated depictions of
blood.

Blood -Depictions of blood.
Blood andGore - Depictions of blood orthe

mutilationof body parts.
Comic Mischief- Scenes depicting slapstick or gross
vulgarhumor.
Edutainment -Content of product provides userwith
specificskills development or reinforcement learning
withinan entertainment setting. Skill developmentis
anintegral part of product.

Gambling/Gaming -Betting-like behavior.
Informational -Overall content of product contains

data,facts, resource information, reference materials
orinstruction text.
Mature SexualThemes - Provocative material,
possiblyincluding partial nudity.
Mild Language- Mild references to profanity,
sexuality,violence, alcohol or druguse.
Mild Lyrics- Mild references to profanity,sexuality,
violence,alcohol or drug use inmusic.

Mild Violence- Mild scenes depicting characters in
unsafeand/or violent situations.

Nudity -Graphic or prolonged depictions ofnudity.
PartialNudity - Brief and mild depictionsof nudity.
Some AdultAssistance May Be Needed - Applies

onlyto games rated Early Childhood.
Strong Language- Profanity and explicit references
tosexuality, violence, alcohol ordrug use.
Strong Lyrics- Profanity and explicit referencesto
sexuality,violence, alcohol or druguse in music.

Strong SexualContent - Graphic depiction of
sexualbehavior, possibly including nudity.
Suggestive Themes- Mild provocative references or
materials.
Use ofDrugs - Use of drugs ina manner that
condonesor glorifies their use.

Use ofTobacco and Alcohol -

Useof tobacco and/or alcohol ina manner that
condonesor glorifies their use.
Violence -Scenes involving aggressive conflict.

ESRB RATING SYMBOLS & CONTENT DESCRIPTORS FORVIDEO GAMES &PC SOFTWARE

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Make sure the battery pack is charged.
The Power Indicator LED should be green.
Turn the power OFF. Wait a fewmoments, then
turn the power ON.
Turn the power OFF. Remove Game Pakand
reinsert it, then turn the power ON.
If using a Game Link cable, checkconnections
with the power OFF, then try again.
If using a Game Link cable, checkthat all Game
Paks are the same. (Review Sections 8and 9.)
If using the AC Adapter, make sureit is securely
connected to both the Game Boy AdvanceSP
and the wall outlet.

Make sure the battery pack is charged.
The Power Indicator LED should be green.

Make sure the battery pack is charged.
The Power Indicator LED should be green.
Turn OFF the power, remove the GamePak and
reinsert it, making sure it is fullyinserted into the
Game Pak Slot. Turn the power ON.

The screen stays blank
even though the power
is ON.

Problem Solution

Horizontal lines appear
when the power is ON.

Battery pack won't charge
or Recharge Indicator
LED doesn't come on.

The screen appears faint.

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ACCESSORIES?

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MON. - SUN., 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., Pacific Time

(Times subject to change)

TALK TO A GAME COUNSELOR

FOR HELP PLAYING ANY NINTENDO GAME, CALL

1-800-521-0900

Available in U.S. and Canada - $1.50 Per Minute (In U.S. Funds)

Please have Visa or MasterCard Ready

Game Boy and Game Boy Color games(types 1, 2and 3, seeSection 6) that
feature a two-player mode can be playedusing the GameBoy Universal Game
Link Cable Set. (Sold separately. See yourlocal Nintendo retailer,visit our on­line store at www.nintendo.com or call 1-800-255-3700.)This cable set
includes a cable to connect your GameBoy Advance SPto any otherGame
Boy Advance, Game Boy Color, Game Boypocket or GameBoy Printer (no
longer available), plus an adapter to allowconnection to theoriginal Game Boy.
(See illustrations 8 and 9.)

1. Make sure that the power is OFFon all systems.

2. Plug the Game Link cable into theExternal Extension Connector1 (EXT)
on the top of the Game BoyAdvance SP. Besure the plugis fully
inserted. Plug the other end of thecable into theconnector on another

Game Boy system or printer and turnthe power switchesto ON.

3. See the Game Pak instruction booklet foradditional information.

NOTE: Because of differences between the GameBoy Advance andother
Game Boy systems, a few two-player gamesmay not workproperly.

This cable setup is only for originalGame Boy andGame Boy ColorGame
Paks. Do not use with Game Boy Advance Game Paks.Use of this cable
with Game Boy Advance Game Paks may cause loss ofgame information
during game play or when saving data. Please see Section9 for Multi-player
games using Game Boy Advance Game Paks.Be sure toremove this
cable when not playing two-player games.

Illustration 8

Connecting the Game Boy
Advance SP to another Game
Boy Advance SP, Game Boy
Advance, Game Boy Color,
Game Boy pocket or
Game Boy Printer.

Illustration 9

Connecting the Game Boy
Advance SP to the original
Game Boy.
Note: The Game Boy Adapter
has been plugged into one
end of the Game Link cable.

Game Boy Adapter

Note: This Nintendo product is not designedfor use withany unauthorized accessories.

For information about the ESRB rating, orto comment aboutthe appropriateness ofthe rating, pleasecontact the ESRBat 1-800-771-3772
or visit their web site at www.esrb.org.

Make sure the AC Adapter is securelyconnected
to the Game Boy Advance SP andthe wall outlet.
Make sure the outlet is working properly.

Try adjusting the volume.
Make sure that the Headphone Adapter isnot
inserted into the External Extension Connector 2.
Some games may have no sound duringparts of
the game.

Turn the power OFF. Check all of the GameLink
cable connections, then turn the power ON.
Turn the power OFF. Remove all GamePaks and
reinsert, then turn the power ON.
Make sure Game Paks include the multiplayer
feature and that Game Paks are thesame game.
Make sure you are using the correctGame Link
cable. (Review Sections 8 and 9.)

If your Game Boy Advance SP still does not operate correctly after tryingthe
above remedies, please visit the customer service area of our web site at
www.nintendo.com or call 1-800-255-3700.

Problem Solution

No sound is heard from
the speaker during
game play.

Multiplayer game modes
don't work.

ESRB Video Game and PC Software Rating Information

Game Boy Advance
Game Link cable

2-Player Game

3-Player Game

Illustration 10

Illustration 11

4-Player Game

Two-Player Game Play Using Original Game Boy and Game Boy Color Game Paks

(You must use a Game Boy Universal Game Link®Cable Set and Game Boy or Game Boy Color Game Pak

Multiplayer Game Play Using Game Boy Advance Game Paks

(You must use a Game Boy Advance Game Link cable and Game Boy Advance Game Paks)

Troubleshooting

(Before seeking assistance)

Game Boy Advance SP Headphone Adapter

Warranty and Service Information

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Consumer Assistance, Replacement Parts and Accessories

Multiplayer game play on the Game BoyAdvance SP ispossible using the
Game Boy Advance Game Link cable. (Soldseparately. See yourlocal

Nintendo retailer, visit our on-line store atwww.nintendo.com or call
1-800-255-3700).

You must be using Game Boy AdvanceGame Paks thatfeature
multiplayer game play. Look for this iconon Game Paksthat
include this feature.

Multiplayer game play can be done oneof two ways,depending on howthe
game was designed.

Method 1. Player 1 has a Game Boy AdvanceGame Pak intheir Game Boy

Advance and players 2, 3 and/or 4can download thegame
information into their Game Boy Advance systemsfor multiplayer
games.

Method 2. All players have the same Game BoyAdvance Game Pakin each

Game Boy Advance system.

IMPORTANT: Be sure to check the GamePak packaging andread the
Game Pak instruction booklet for the gameyou are playingto see ifyou
need more than one copy of theGame Pak toplay multiplayer gamesand
to see how many players can playsimultaneously.

Multiple Game Boy Advance Game Link cablescan be connectedtogether to
allow a maximum of four players toplay simultaneously usingeither the original
Game Boy Advance or the Game BoyAdvance SP (Illustration10).

IMPORTANT: Multiplayer features and set-up methods willvary from Game
to Game. Please read the Game Pak instruction bookletfor the gameyou
are playing for features and correct set-upinformation.

To use headphones with the Game BoyAdvance SP, youmust have a
Headphone Adapter (sold separately, visit our on-linestore at

www.nintendo.com or call 1800-255-3700).

1. Be sure the Volume Slider is adjusted to a lowvolume level. Insert the

Headphone Adapter into the EXT 2, on the top ofthe Game Boy AdvanceSP
(Illustration 11).

2. Insert the headphone jack from the headphonesinto the connectoron the
end of the Headphone Adapter.

RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE:

Tomeet FCC regulatoryrequirements,
when using headphones please use Nintendo StereoHeadphones (sold separately,
visit our on-line store at www.nintendo.com or call 1-800-255-3700).These

headphones are designed to minimize radio frequencyinterference that may
be generated when using the Game BoyAdvance with the e-Reader accessory.

Headphone Adapter

Youmay need only simple instructions to correcta problem with your product. Try our web site at www.nintendo.com orcall our Consumer Assistance Hotline at 1-800-255-3700rather than going

to your retailer. Hours of operation are 6 a.m. to 7 p.m., Pacific Time, Monday - Sunday (times subject to change). If the problem cannot be solved with the troubleshooting information available

on-lineor over the telephone, you will be offeredexpress factory service through Nintendo or referredto the nearest NINTENDO AUTHORIZED REPAIR CENTER

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Nintendowithout contacting us first.

HARDWAREWARRANTY

Nintendoof America Inc. ("Nintendo") warrants to the originalpurchaser that the hardware product shall befree from defects in material and workmanshipfor twelve (12) months from the date of purchase.
Ifa defect covered by this warranty occurs duringthis warranty period, Nintendo or a NINTENDOAUTHORIZED REPAIR CENTER will repair the defectivehardware product or component, free of charge. The original
purchaseris entitled to this warranty only if thedate of purchase is registered at pointof sale or the consumer can demonstrate,to Nintendo's satisfaction, that the product was purchased within the last 12 months.

GAME& ACCESSORY WARRANTY

Nintendowarrants to the original purchaser that the product(games and accessories) shall be free fromdefects in material and workmanship for aperiod of three (3) months from the date of purchase. Ifa defect covered by
thiswarranty occurs during this three (3) month warrantyperiod, Nintendo or a NINTENDO AUTHORIZED REPAIRCENTER will repair the defective product, freeof charge.

SERVICEAFTER EXPIRATION OF WARRANTY

Pleasetry our web site at www.nintendo.com or callour Consumer Assistance Hotline at 1-800-255-3700 fortroubleshooting assistance and/or referral to the nearestNINTENDO AUTHORIZED REPAIR CENTER. Insome
instances,it may be necessary for you to shipthe complete product, FREIGHT PREPAID AND INSUREDFOR LOSS OR DAMAGE, to the nearestservice location. Pleasedo not send any products to Nintendo without
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THISWARRANTY SHALL NOT APPLY IF THIS PRODUCT: (a)IS USED WITH PRODUCTS NOT SOLD ORLICENSED BY NINTENDO (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITEDTO, NON-LICENSED GAME ENHANCEMENT
ANDCOPIER DEVICES, ADAPTERS, AND POWER SUPPLIES); (b) ISUSED FOR COMMERCIAL PURPOSES (INCLUDING RENTAL); (c)IS MODIFIED OR TAMPERED WITH; (d) ISDAMAGED BY NEGLIGENCE,
ACCIDENT,UNREASONABLE USE, OR BY OTHER CAUSES UNRELATED TODEFECTIVE MATERIALS OR WORKMANSHIP; OR (e) HASHAD THE SERIAL NUMBER ALTERED, DEFACED ORREMOVED.

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There are 12 different color palettes thatcan be selectedwhen using the
original Game Boy Game Paks (Type 1,Section 6 above).

1. To change the color palette, first insert aGame Pakand turn onthe power

as described in Section 5 above.

2. When the Game Boy logo appears, press the+ Control Padand button

combination shown at right for the desiredcolor pallette.

NOTE: This will only work with theoriginal Game Boy(monochrome) Games.

UP BROWN
UP + A RED
UP + B DARK BROWN
DOWN PASTEL MIX
DOWN + A ORANGE
DOWN + B YELLOW

LEFT BLUE
LEFT + A DARK BLUE
LEFT + B GRAY
RIGHT GREEN
RIGHT + A DARK GREEN
RIGHT + B REVERSE

PRESS COLOR PRESS COLOR

Changing the Screen Color on Original Game Boy Game Paks

TTY Consumer Service: 800-422-4281

TTY Game Play Assistance: 425-883-9714

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