Majesco Wireless Adapter

Last week Majesco announced its own wireless adapter for the Game Boy Advance. Today they issued a few facts on the thing.

Last week Majesco announced its own wireless adapter for the Game Boy Advance. Today they issued a few facts on the thing.

The Wireless Link, as it is called, will free you from tangled link cables to play multiplayer games with your friends. It simply plugs into the back of either a Game Boy Advance or Game Boy Advance SP and then looks for other Wireless Messenger units within range. No need for new methods, the adapter just uses the same port that would have been attached to the end of a Game Link cable.

Now I hear you think: what if there are other people within range, but I don't want to play with them? Majesco thought of the same problem and decided there can be 3 groups of people playing in the same area simultaneous but at different frequencies. By using a different frequency, the other groups won't get your signal and thus won't participate in your multiplaying game. Simple, yet effective.

Product Features:

• Utilizes the same connection as a standard link cable for multiplayer games
• Works for both Game Boy Advance and Game Boy Advance SP
• Supports up to 4 players per group
• Up to 3 simultaneous and separate groups can play independently in range of each other
• Link status LED warns when user is "locked in" or approaching out of range
• Automatically finds other Wireless Messenger units in range
• Low power design draws power from GBA serial expansion port so no extra batteries are ever required
• Small, rugged design includes an integrated antenna
• Operates on one of three channels in 2.4GHz ISM band

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