AGP - Advance Game(Boy Advance) Port

Datel, best known for their GameCube Freeloader, comes up with a memory card for the GameCube. Why this is on a GBA-dedicated website? Look inside for the answer...

Datel, best known for their GameCube Freeloader, comes up with a memory card for the GameCube. Why this is on a GBA-dedicated website? Just keep on reading...

The Advance Game Port allows you to play Game Boy Advance games on your TV screen through your GameCube (and using a GameCube controller). "We've seen that already with the GB Player," I hear you think. True, but this time we won't need a big pheripheral to play your precious GBA games. The AGP package comes with a nice memory-card shaped cartridge, which simply slips into memory card slot #2 of your GameCube, then you simply insert a GBA game cartridge and you're ready to go.

So what's the advantage of the AGP? Simple. First of all: biiiiiig screen. We're using a normal television on which you'll see what you normally could see on your GBA screen. Secondly, we'll be using a GameCube controller to play your games. This means an analogue stick, bigger buttons and an ergonomically designed controller. And finally: cheats. Cheating? AGP draws its unique code-cracking power from Cheat Construction Kit, a built-in, fully functional version of Action Replay, the world's best selling cheat system for Game Boy Advance. You can access thousands of built-in codes for all the latest and greatest GBA/SP games, all from your TV screen. The Action Replay feature is fully updateable too, so you can grab all the latest codes for new games from www.codejunkies.com. You can even create your very own cheats. It's surprisingly easy to generate your own GBA cheats such as infinite lives, time or bullets, and store them in your own customised code library. A step-by-step DVD video tutorial is also included for beginners.

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