Nintendo to launch folding Gameboy with light in Feb.

OSAKA, Japan - A woman shows off Gameboy Advance SP consoles to be launched by Nintendo Co. Feb. 14. A light in the unit enables users to play in dimly lit areas, said Nintendo, which hopes to ship 2 million units worldwide of the update of the popular Gameboy Advance by the end of March.

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