anyone use a GBA in a plane?

[johneetrash]

well, i dont have an an afterburner kit, and i dont have a worm light... but planes have those little light things above your head... u think that'd be enough to see?

 

[neomits]

yeah its plenty fine. you may have to move it around or adjust it so that the light doesn't reflect straight into your face.

But otherwise it works perfectly

have a nice trip

 

[crab]

Few years ago I saw a pilot (foreign) playing sega's handheld...

 

[johneetrash]

well i dont leave til june 17th so i still got plenty of time if i decide to buy a wormlight.. but i dont htink i will

im more worried about the flight... it's overseas (final destinatoin = philippines) and im scared of the damn terrorists. that and the damn mosquitoes. and im gonna get super tan. dangit

 

[MrCodeDude]

The wormlight is a POS. All it does is make one little spot in the middle of the screen extremely bright. I saw a diagram or something somewhere that airplane lighting is almost perfect lighting for the GBA alone. As for the Afterburner, you won't need one of those unless your in a cave. I think the whole reason behind the Afterburner is just a statement made by consumers toward Nintendo that backlighting does matter to some people.
-- mrcodedude

 

[spanky]

yes, those lights will suffice.

 

[neomits]

LOL read today's Penny Arcade news post.

"Well, I learned that the finest GameBoy Advance lighting solution is, in fact, a passenger airliner. I'm serious. There's something about those overhead lights, warm and diffuse, that rubs the GBA just right. "

 

[johneetrash]

i guess that's all good then. i got 14 hours on that plane dedicated to playing golden sun. i think ill beat it (im halfway right now) and ill probably pickup dragon ball or osmethin. w00t