Rating: - OMG! This is a piece of crap!!!
Ok, I got on of these things for my game boy and guess what? It sucked the juice out of my battities that i used in my gameboy.
Rating: - Not needed
If you already have a worm light for your regular gameboy you dont need this. all you do is twist the conector thing upside down and it works perfect. ...
Rating: - Pretty good for people who have new gameboy advances
This is good i use to have it but it broke.This is good for people who are almost broke because its cheap,although i prefer a afterburner kit (my friend has one and its the best and its from china also it lights in inside your gameboy advance and if it does it means no more glare, so you should get this later...
Rating: - Worth The Cost!!
This light may cause a little glare but all you have to do is adjust the light a little and it shouldn't be a problem. The thing that is better about this light than the others is it needs no batteries to operate it. All you have to do is plug it into the link outlet and you are ready to play with good light.
Rating: - An embarrassingly bad light
The GameBoy Advance Wormlight is one of the few occasions where Nintendo didn't get it right. The only problem that affects the GameBoy advance is its lack of a backlit screen. In normal light, this usually isn't a problem, but for naturally dark games (like "Castlevania") and playing in poorly lit conditions, it can be an issue. Alas, the Wormlight does nothing to fix the problem. In many ways, it makes it worse. Instead of providing a broad, soft light to enhance the screen, this light produces a narrow, harsh glare. The glare created practically washes out any ability to see what is happening on the screen. Check out some other lights or just go completely without one rather than wasting money on this one.
- OMG! This is a piece of crap!!!
- Pretty good for people who have new gameboy advances
