Nintendo has revealed some additional details on the new device's rechargeable lithium-ion battery, which is designed to provide 10 hours of gameplay with the light enabled and 18 hours with the light turned off. The front-light feature is controlled via a button on the unit's face, which can be used to turn it on or off as needed. It's worth pointing out that the GBA SP does not include a dimmer. The battery will require three hours to recharge and can be charged while the GBA SP is in use. The lithium-ion battery will be the only means of powering the system, as it will not be possible to use standard AA batteries. Nintendo estimates the lithium-ion battery will last roughly three years. Embed this guide Years after the GBA SP was discontinued, I was lucky enough to snag a used AGS-101 model in good shape for about $50, but the recent rise in popularity of retro gaming, and the scarcity of that model, has since pushed prices to well over $200, depending on what color you’re after. If you want one new in the box, be prepared to spend even more.

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