The design is available as a printable as well. There is no body text in the back since I felt it did not need it, but trying to not copy too much off of the PAL version, I instead applied the designs of a photo reel and the Gamecube acting out as a projector of some sort to show off the GameBoy player's obvious mode of operation. The GBP startup disc can only output 480i (via all cables) or 480p. The design is based off of the design of the PAL version of the cover, except modified to match the design aesthetics of the first party merchandise used in the packaging design last generation. 5) you can also play GameCube games while the player is attached - simply take the start-up disc out of the GameCube system 6) for single-player games, you use your GameCube controller to play. Also, when combined with the GameCube-Game Boy Advance cable, you can use the Gameboy. Why did I make this decision a year later? Well, shut up. The player comes with a Gamecube disc that contains the GBA emulator, and of course, it supports Gameboy and Gameboy Color games in addition to Gameboy Advance software. For some deranged reason, a year after getting the Game Boy player for my Gamecube, I've decided that my startup disc needs a new home in a DVD case, possibly after I sorted my games on a shelf now instead of in a drawer. Month 4, still in my designer's block, and hopefully relieved from it. I think I have 3 or 4 GB players, from back in the day when I wanted a perfect set up for 16 player Double Dash and all possible GBA-Gamecube linking stuff. I'd like to tell you all a life story, if you are not in the tl dr mood. This set is very rare as it includes the start-up disc which allows you to play Gameboy, Gameboy Color, and Gameboy Advance GBA games on the Gamecube.
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