Fierce Gaming: I'm talking about the Gameboy Advance TV Adapter.

Game Gizmo: It simply connects to the back of the GBA by removing the current back, and attaching the new GBA TV Adapter back. No soldering or special skills are required to do this whatsoever.

Fierce Gaming: Oh, so your saying every gamer could Hook it up.

Fierce Gaming: Can this work on any TV modal

Game Gizmo: Yes, every gamer should be able to hook it up. Of the 1000 sold, only 9 customers have had problem with installation and those were quickly resolved when we spoke to them over the telephone.

Game Gizmo: The current version is just for the NTSC system, a PAL version for UK, Europe and Australia will be coming soon. But dual system TV's which display both PAL and NTSC are also compatible

Fierce Gaming: Oh I see, so you're just selling them in the U.S. so far?

Fierce Gaming: How did you guys get this idea?

Game Gizmo: We are currently only selling in the USA market, but since most international TV sets have a dual system capability, many overseas and international customers are purchasing and using this item as well

Fierce Gaming: In your mind does this defeat the purpose of the GBA?

Game Gizmo: I don't think it defeats the purpose of the GBA, although that is a very good question. I think it enhances it by allowing games that are home console quality (The GBA has been compared to the SNES) and putting them on the same screen as the home console. And it also takes advantage of the stereo output and high resolution of the GBA itself, allows these great games to be played in full stereo, and full screen.

Game Gizmo: Since the day of the GB, people have wanted to play their portable games on a TV set. And especially with the Gameboy Color, with better graphics and colors, gamers were eager to play their games on the big screen. Better resolution and better sound for the games. A

Game Gizmo: and of course. The popularity of Pokemon resulted in many customers asking us if there was a solution to play their portable games on their TV Sets. So it was a natural product to

Fierce Gaming: How did you guys come up with this awesome idea?

Game Gizmo: Working together with a factory on making a product which allowed gamers to play GBA games on their N64 console brought this idea to light. The N64 had passed its prime, and the funds required to bring the product to market were perhaps a bit more than we could justify for that system. That's when this hit us. We though, we make a product that requires the user to own a home console as well, when in fact, it could be a stand-alone product.

Fierce Gaming: Yeah I see what you're saying; you can still play the games on the GBA am I right?

Game Gizmo: Yes, you can indeed. You can see the games on the GBA AND on the TV screen. Essentially, this product keeps the GBA a portable console, as the new back you put on the GBA is just part of the solution. There is also another clip on, which can be clipped on or off, making your GBA either Portable or playable on the TV, so you never really lose the portability of the GBA with this product.

Fierce Gaming: That is a really cool feature; it makes the console a 2-way console.

Fierce Gaming: Thanks for your time john; I hope your product is a success.

Game Gizmo: Absolutely. You can enjoy the GBA as a portable gaming machine and when you're at home or playing with friends, you can put the game on a TV screen will full sound. My personal thinking is that it actually makes playing games together with friends more enjoyable than just using the GBA

Game Gizmo: Thank you very much as well.