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, would be a place of polygons, not pixels.
And then – as told in The GBA Pixel Book – the Game Boy Advan
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Love the visuals
Amazing visuals and amazing multiple pages per game, they picked a great selection to cover bad very in depth. A must own if you were into GBA at the time or for retro collectors and gamers today
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Jonathan · October 30, 2026
Informative and Pretty
The first thing that struck me was how well packaged and constructed it was. Build quality is excellent and the print is great. Book itself is equal parts art and information, perfect for the content. Led me to order another book from Bitmap