#K101 gba software#

The GBA SP rectified that but sacrificed the nice ergonomics of the original, and whilst the Micro looked cute as a button both were pretty uncomfortable for adult-ish sized hands. The original Game Boy Advance lacked any kind of a light on the screen, a decision that seems absurd today.

#K101 gba software#

There’s certainly nothing wrong with the software library, some might say it has some of the best games ever released for any console, but with each hardware revision there always seemed to be something that detracted from the enjoyment. I’ve always felt that Nintendo never quite got the GBA right. If there is a particular game you’d like me to test, just ask, and if I need to play from a certain point in the game then please also supply a save file. I have not played anywhere near every single GBA game available on my Revo, but those that I have played have been perfect with the exception of one (which I will cover later). Those that don’t work should really only be those that contain special hardware inside the cartridges, of which I believe there to be about five. After all, this is a hardware clone and 99% of GBA games should play perfectly on it.

The box art looks impressive, congrats Ghe Nation! Revo K101 BoxĪfter playing with it for a few days I’ve decided that, unlike with an emulation machine, the focus of this review need not lean too heavily on the software side. I’m used to waiting 4+ weeks at this time of year, so it was with a childish grin on my face that I hurriedly set off to their house to collect my new toy. That’s an average speed of 36 miles per hour, in case you wondered.

It took exactly 1 week for my Revo K101 to travel the 6000 miles to my parents house in England.