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When the Game Boy Advance debuted in 2001, the game industry was supposed to have moved on. In the years before, systems like Sony’s PlayStation had asserted that the future of games had three dimensions. The new millennium, many agreed, wo...
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GBA Pixel Book - Awesome book!!
The book is a wonderful retrospective of many high points and also some hidden gems of the GBA era.
It is bright, beautiful, colorful and FULL of art, screenshots and layouts of various games. Some games are covered over multiple pages and some just one. Some are a two-page vertical layout and you read by turning the book. Often looks like the pages could be from a Nintendo Power magazine.
The 300 page book is printed on quality paper, bound well and comes in a slipcase.
The only thing I wish it had was the actual box art of each game. But most retrospective books don't do that either, so I'm thinking it could be a licensing issue?!
But overall a 5/5. Great book!
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Darryl · 8 days ago
Amazing book
I was pleasantly surprised with the GBA Pixel Book. I already own the one for SNES, so I expected something in the same vein. Bitmap Books went the extra mile to not just have cool images from gba games, but maps and areas of beloved titles, unfolded in all their pixelated glory into this book's pages (with the occasion tidbits and hints).
Quality is top notch, as always. Highly recommended!
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Panos · August 21, 2026
GBA memorialized
The GBA Pixel Book is a must have for any lover of pixel art.
I've long considered the GBA to be the peak of pure 2D pixel art.
The final broadly supported and mainstream system of it's scale and at the dawn of the 3D era.
GBA became a home for pixel artists that needed a home and still had art, ideas, and worlds worth sharing.
I believe the GBA was the pinnacle of pixel art in many regards.
This book does that legacy justice.
Worth sharing so others can gain the same appreciation.