If you already own a GBA SP and are satisfied, then I'm not sure I could recommend the Gameboy Micro to you

so it is just as bright as micro

If you're looking for a casual, compact, portable system to play games on the go, then the Micro is perfect.

While the Micro is the most stylish and the most portable Gameboy (it will become my new commuting partner)

Despite it's lack of stature, the Micro wins me over hands down over the previous incarnations of the Gameboy

I purchased the Gameboy Advanced Micro for my 18-year-old son who loves it.

Also, unlike all the other systems in the GBA line, the Micro isn't backwards compatible

, why would someone willingly pay more for something that's not as good?The GBA SP has a larger and brighter screen, it's alot cooler looking than the Game boy micro, and c'mon people

I love my micro

/quality.-The Micro is gorgeous -- those were my thoughts as I removed the device from its packaging for the first time

I absolutely love my Gameboy Micro, mainly because it's the size of a cell phone, so it fits nicely in my pocket.

In that respect the Micro made a lot of sense and it accomplished it's goals, but a lot was lost in the process

Also as a mother of two I sometimes feel foolish with the SP and so don't use it as much as I would like, but the micro is sleek and stylish

The battery power also lasts longer than the SP, and on it's own, the Micro is a great innovation of the classic system, but it's not without it's share of faults.

I've always love the micro since I first saw it in a gaming magazine back in the good ol' days

The Micro did not sell well, and was considered a commercial failure

So finding a Micro will be more difficult to come by than the original GBA