About the Slimline NGPC

Can someone post a picture Ive never seen one and they go for more money then the otherones and people seem to want them so can someone post a picture of it please.

They don't look very different at first glance. The screen is recessed slightly, and that's about it. I'll try to get some photos of mine tomorrow, but my camera is a bit rubbish at close-ups.

the screen seems a tiny bit bigger

its not .. its just the way its 'set' in the design


the sound goes .. way .. way louder than the original too


buy one - a nice piece of kit and you wont be dissapointed.

Here are two photos I scanned of the NGPC Slimline clear, the one I sold a few months ago:

How much do they go for I would like to get one but if there expensive I wouldnt because I just bought a New NGPC(clear)

RyuKenAkuma said:

How much do they go for I would like to get one but if there expensive I wouldnt because I just bought a New NGPC(clear)

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If you keep your eyes peeled, you can sometimes pick up on a good deal, but they run on average anywhere from $45 to $65 (before shipping). It's definitely a great console to have, and NGPCs have incredible longevity. I have yet to come across any that had dead pixels, at least not noticeable, if there were any they'd be on the very perimeter that's invisible.

I got mine as part of a bundle with 9 games, and then sold 7 of the games for more than I paid for the whole lot.

Haven't taken any photos yet, sorry. Got a cold and don't feel like doing much.

o dont worry about posting a pick playerone bokmeow(aka: coolest person on site )already has and also has anyone had a problem with any buttons like the A or B button not responding because my Gameboy colors A and B button dont work well and Im very picky I have to have mint systems screens and everything and it hasnt happened to me but alot of peoples R and L buttons broke on GBA(SP). So are there any problems with the buttons?

I've taken them now.

I threw in a few other devices for comparison, but sadly my camera and my ability as a photographer have let me down a bit. The slimline is the camo blue one.





The easiest way to tell a slimline from the front is the recessed border around the screen, I think.

None of my NGPCs have ever had any problems with the buttons, and I have had a few others that I have sold on, as well as the three in the picture. Then again, I haven't had any problems with any other handheld, either.