这玩意YYD？~GBA SP Gets Brighter~

灵り魂

虽然前几天在别的论坛看到过~但是今天又在IGN看到~~所以感觉有必要说下这种YY东西~

首先因为SP在北美和日本卖的都还可以~

NINTENDO没必要去对SP再升级~而且这样也会多少影响刚发售的GBM的市场~

而且更换屏幕势必要调整生产线和增加成本~~而且会多少丧失SP的最低价格掌机的优势~

所以感觉没可能~不过有不同意见可以Y过来~TKS~[wdb4][wdb4][wdb4]

看过官方~也没有任何信息~

而且那破盒子PS的感觉非常浓`而且是SP的盒子~还旧的不象话~一般来说新产品怎么也不有这种样子~

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GBA SP Gets Brighter
Nintendo quietly releases an updated version of the clamshell design. Hands on and photos.
by Craig Harris
September 21, 2005 - The Game Boy Micro isn't the only handheld system Nintendo's launching to retailers this week. Though Nintendo's putting all its marketing effort into promoting the sleeker, sexier, and smaller Game Boy Micro system, the company is simultaneously shipping updated versions of the Game Boy Advance SP systems with a newer, brighter backlit LCD screen.



The classic Game Boy Advance SP system was a godsend to GBA owners because it was the first time in the US where Nintendo released a Game Boy system with a built-in light. Unlike the Game Gear and Atari Lynx's use of a backlit LCD screen, the Nintendo solution was a front light to cast illumination over the existing TFT screen. The front light used less battery power, but it didn't offer nearly as vibrant an image as existing systems using backlit LCDs could.

But since Nintendo has been utilizing backlit LCDs in its Nintendo DS and Game Boy Micro systems, it was just a matter of time before the company nixed front lit LCDs. And starting this week, you can pick up a classic GBA SP system with a far better screen than previous models.

The updated SP systems are hitting retailers this week in two new colors: Graphite and Pearl Blue. Toys R Us and other retailers are also stocking a special edition Spongebob Squarepants system with the newer LCD technology. Graphite is a lighter shade of the Onyx system already available, and Pearl Blue is similar to the Platinum GBA SP with a bluer hue.

Since stores are still stocking the original Game Boy Advance SP systems with the older front light technology, the way to know when a system has the new backlit LCD is pretty obvious -- Nintendo isn't hiding the fact that they've made the swap, since they brand the boxes with a huge "Now with a BRIGHTER backlit screen!"





Though all that's changed between the classic GBA SP system and the updated ones is the screen technology, the difference is night and day. The new system kicks on with incredible brightness and clarity in its display right from the start, and the improvement becomes even more obvious with each game you stick in the system.






The center button that's used to turn on and off the front light of the original GBA SP is now used to switch between two levels of brightness on the updated model. Like the Game Boy Micro system, there's no way to turn off the LCD light short of powering down the entire unit.

The updated GBA SP's screen is now on par with the Game Boy Micro, at least in brightness and clarity. But it's not perfect -- the refresh rate is a tad slower than the classic GBA SP and Game Boy Micro screen, so there's an ever so subtle "blur" when objects move or the screen scrolls. The color saturation is also a little stronger -- reds are particularly more powerful on this screen than in GBA past. But the trade-off is well worth it, and the updated screen makes SP gaming far more enjoyable, both in low and high lit situations.




The original GBA SP (left) with the newly updated version (right) and the Game Boy Micro (bottom).


Nintendo clearly shipped this update with no fanfare so as not to take the attention away from its Game Boy Micro launch. Why promote a system with a big, bright screen for 80 bucks when you're trying to sell a scaled back edition for 20 dollars more?

I'm still a fan of the Game Boy Micro, but it's hard not to recommend the GBA SP if you want more bang for your gaming buck. The SP still plays classic Game Boy Color and Game Boy games, and has a much larger LCD screen than the Micro. On the flipside, the SP still lacks the standard headphone jack and can't be customized with cheap faceplates.

The updated version of the Game Boy Advance SP is available now for $79.99

http://gameboy.ign.com/articles/652/652641p1.html

[ 本帖最后由 灵り魂 于 2005-9-23 00:33 编辑 ]

灵り魂

表骂俺~个人想法~~

kingson

坚定信念，继续等NDS改良版

灵の魂

原帖由 kingson 于 2005-9-22 21:40 发表
坚定信念，继续等NDS改良版

俺到是更想赶紧买到GBM~~还有GBE的消息~

灵の魂

原帖由 lizitaisha 于 2005-9-22 22:10 发表
楼猪火星了


几天前有人在这发过了

还是那句话   除非你永远是生活在黑暗中  否则这东西就是多余的

我都说前几天都看过了~

而且说的很明白是讨论讨论~

小毛头

原来的SP屏幕虽然比加过发光版的要暗,比GBM要暗~但是再黑暗环境下还是打的蛮舒服的

并不是象GBA这样,没加发光版,加个灯会有绚光,影响游戏

广州小猪猪

现在很多网站都说是真的～～～没话说了～～

灵り魂

原帖由 广州小猪猪 于 2005-9-23 12:19 发表
现在很多网站都说是真的～～～没话说了～～

所以俺才弄出这贴的麻~