PINK IS THE NEW BLACK
PINK CHAMPAGNE, PINK DIAMONDS, PINK THE ARTIST, AND NOW …THE GAME BOY ADVANCE SP LIMITED PINK EDITION
2nd September 2004 - The Game Boy Advance SP, adored by A-list celebrities all over the globe, just got the ultimate makeover. The all-new Game Boy Advance SP Limited Pink Edition is due to take the style world by storm, available across the UK on 29th October 2004.
The Game Boy Advance SP Limited Pink Edition will match your favourite shoes and handbag, and is so stylish it will turn heads wherever you go. And all this packed into something so small and sleek it could pass as a compact mirror! Already seen in the hands of style icons Kate Moss, Claudia Schiffer and Christina Aguilera, it can now make its way into handbags across Britain.
The Game Boy Advance SP Limited Pink Edition offers hours of entertainment, always by your side in your hour of need. You need never grow bored in a fitting room queue, hairdressers or at a bus stop again. This handy pocket sized gadget with the flip top and integrated lit screen will alleviate hours of finger twiddling with over 500 games already available.
The Game Boy Advance SP is currently available in limited Tribal Edition, Sliver, Black, Blue, Arctic Blue, Flame Red, and now...Pink.
The Game Boy Advance SP Limited Pink Edition is launched across the United Kingdom on 29th October 2004.
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