If your Game Boy Advance SP has been modded to shoot lasers out of it, it'll probably get less of a battery life. Maybe if you have a super crazy backlight or something to that degree, you know, different times are going to vary depending on, you know, different games take different amount of amounts of electricity. I’ve handled enough old and forgotten electronics to know that anything amiss in the battery chamber is bad news. Even now, there are Xbox 360 controllers and even a Game Boy Color in my attic r/Gameboy • My Latest Creation: Game Boy Color - Cleaned & Serviced (Re-Capped) + Brand New Shell + RetroPixel IPS Q5 with OSD, Multi Colour Changeable Logo, Touch Brightness Control/Changeable Colour Pallete I've got an SP with Helder's mega batt paired with a 3" IPS display by Hispeedido that has about 12 levels of brightness. I usually play on a level 3 brightness and the lifespan is about 1.5-2 hours before the indicator turns red. Mind you this is after cleaning the power switch thoroughly. So there's you benchmark for your SP in comparison to A question I've been getting asked more frequently is how long the batteries should last in a backlit-modded Game Boy Advance. Let's do some electronics engi 20 votes, 22 comments. 185K subscribers in the Gameboy community. A subreddit dedicated to the Nintendo Game Boy. Discussion of all Game Boy models… UuoAXMi. The most likely of situations is that either the F1 or F2 fuse have blown and need to be replaced on the board. Another possible reason however unlikely is that there is oxidation or rust in the charge port or a damaged trace that relates to the charging circuitry but in most situations this does not happen and instead it is one of the fuses. true. The non-light screen issue was also fixed, and unlike its predecessor, the Game Boy Advance SP has a rechargeable battery. Two variants of the Game Boy Advance SP's screen includes a frontlit screen version (AGS-001), and a backlit screen version (AGS-101). The AGS-101's backlit screen is a high quality version of the Game Boy Advance SP screen Opening up the console reveals a 320 x 240 pixel screen which differs from the one on the original SP. The aspect ratio is 4:3, while the Nintendo version has a 240 x 160 pixel panel with a 3:2 GBA stock battery life VS. GBA with backlight battery mod. A handful of people have asked me how the battery life compares. Battery life is actually better when backlit. Video attached by this does not compute is a great comparison for anyone curious. About 20hrs VS. 24hrs. Nintendo needs to release a "Gameboy classic" in the style of the SP, but obviously better screen, backlight, battery, etc. Make it compatible with all our old GB and GBA games, plus digital For the record it’s Ags 001. Between 30 minutes and 20 hours depending on your screen, model, game, type of battery, brightness, how many buttons you smash, age of the battery and amount of recharges it had. Green light will go orange.

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