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Pokemon Johto Photo Finish Playing with Fire Pokemon Johto Photo Finish Playing with Fire Jonto Photo Finish/Playing with Fire GBA Video MODEL- AGBPMPBE VENDOR- NINTENDO FEATURES- Pokemon GBA Video: Johto Photo Finish/Playing with Fire Entertainment consumers have long dreamed of carrying their favorite video material with them on small portable devices. DVD players made that possible–but at a cost of hundreds of dollars. Nintendo offers the same capability to owners of the portable Game Boy Advance at a much lower price. No additional hardware purchase is required to view these Pokemon episodes on Game Boy Advance Video! Pokemon, published by Nintendo, joins previously announced animation titles published by Majesco based on Nickelodeon, 4Kids Entertainment and Cartoon Network original programs. The first offerings will include top-rated shows such as SpongeBob SquarePants, The Fairly Oddparents, Dora the Explorer and Codename: Kids Next Door, as well as franchise favorites like All Grown Up! and Sonic X. Typically, two to four full episodes of an animated series will be included on each Video pak. Game Boy Advance Video initially allows up to 45 minutes of animation and fills the screen of the Game Boy Advance SP or Game Boy Advance with brilliant full-color video and audio. The innovative Game Boy Advance cartridge-sized Video paks automatically turn the millions of Game Boy Advance and Game Boy Advance SP units in the United States into portable video players. The Video pak format contains no moving parts, thus eliminating skipping or stuttering. Playback uses DVD-style controls. — SPECIFICATIONs ————————————– ES
Customer Review: So-so…….
This is a must for traveling! Buying these will most likely keep your child entertained on a long trip, on a budget.
Sound quality sucks like crazy, and the picture quality is NOTHING like it is in the picture! Beware!
Customer Review: 6 year old loves cartoons
My son loves cartoons and we do alot of traveling the videos help to keep him entertained.

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Pokemon I Choose You and Here Comes the Squirtle Squad Pokemon I Choose You and Here Comes the Squirtle Squad MODEL- AGBPMPCE VENDOR -NINTENDO FEATURES- Pokemon Choose You/Squirt Entertainment consumers have long dreamed of carrying their favorite video material with them on small portable devices. DVD players made that possible but at a cost of hundreds of dollars. Nintendo offers the same capability to owners of the portable Game Boy Advance at a much lower price. No additional hardware purchase is required to view these Pok mon episodes on Game Boy Advance Video! Features the episodes Pokemon I Choose You and Here Comes the Squirtle Squad. Nice electronics is your source for everyday low prices on the Nintendo AGBPMPCE - Pokemon Choose You/Squirt GBA and all other Nintendo Video Game Handheld Soft
Customer Review: Great For Traveling
This is an awesome invention that Nintendo has come up with so far. At first you could only get videos for DVD or VHS and you could only watch these at home unless you had a portable DVD player or something… now, thanks to these videos, you can watch these almost anywhere. “Pokemon I Choose You” and “Here Comes the Squirtle Squad” were only just a couple of episodes that got me into the Pokemon Craze. Now my liking of episodes is expanding. One of my favorite episodes in the first series is “Showdown in Pewter City” where they talk about how Brock’s mother died and how Brock had to raise ten (count them, ten!) brothers and sisters all by himself. Anyway, I highly recommend these videos… they are awesome for travelling to keep yourself from getting bored.
Customer Review: Pokemon I Choose You and Here Comes the Squirtle Squad
This is 2 episodes of the Pokemon TV Series and was enjoyed by my 8 year old, but is challenging to view on the GameBoy Advance small screen. She watched it a couple of times when it was new to her and hasn’t touch it since.

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