PSP out in August??

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It was well before the SNES so direct comparisons aren't very fair.

What are you talking about? What does this have to do with anything?

Yes, that is why 11 GBC games look EXACTLY THE SAME, one is a game that has color issues on the GBC too (Micro Machines 1 & 2 Twin Turbo... darn I'm so annoyed I lost MMV3 for GBC...), and THIS IS THE ONLY EXCEPTION! SO of COURSE that's the reason!

That is not the only exception, all GBC games look darker on the GBA screen, some worse than others. Dragon Warrior 3 is especially bad. We all told you about this, and you hate that we were right. HA. HA. HA.

It even explains the crash bug too! Yup!

I wasn't talking about the bug.

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Seriously, you are stupid. That game has problems with the GBA. I wonder if it does it with the GBA-SP and the GB Player as well, but I can't exactly check those...

Ahh... this might explain it... is it glitched carts?

http://www.gamefaqs.com/portable/gb...iew/R56316.html <http://www.gamefaqs.com/portable/gbcolor/review/R56316.html>

But unlike that guy for me it works normally in my GBC. But how would that bug create the darkness problem that I only see in this game...

You're an idiot. Lots of GBC games look way too dark on the GBA screen because the GBA screen is darker than the GBC screen! Why do you think Nintendo started to use different screens later on in the GBA's lifespan?

LA-DX... does that count? I guess so... but I don't have it and haven't played it much so I didn't list it... but yes it'd be the best. Though whether it's better than the old version, I don't know.

But I really do like Bionic Commando Elite Forces that much...

Of course it counts. Zelda beats everything on the GBC.

True, but that doesn't change the fact that it IS more powerful than the SNES.

I brought up this fact because you complained about the PSP being too similar to the PS2. The GBA is also very similar to the SNES!

It really depends on how common this 'both versions in one package' thing becomes...

You can choose between one or the other. Simple.

but the point is, how many people buy two versions of the same game (if they are seperate)? I'd think having them be the same would cut into sales of one or the other's titles...

Haha, ever heard of a little series called "Pokemon"? People bought two versions of the same game on the same system!

Because NES games in B&W would look silly.

And a simple port would not be possible.