I say that these are best on a GBC, despite that system not having a backlight, because on GBA-line systems, colors in GBC games are a bit too dark. Game Boy Color - Best on a Game Boy Color, but pretty good on a GBA, GBA SP, or Game Boy Player. And no, you can't get those features on the GC Game Boy Player, only on the SGB. It really is worth it to play them on SGB, they look better, certain titles have added multiplayer (Bomberman, some fighting games, etc), and the custom color palettes and borders are great. Original Game Boy - It doesn't really matter, unless it's a Super Game Boy enhanced title, in which case it should be played in a Super Game Boy on the SNES, for the SGB-exclusive features you can't get anywhere else. I'm thinking of buying a frontlight modded GBC, as they are fairly cheap, but I'm not certain I'd really like it more than just using the SP. Anyone have both and want to chime in? I vaguely remember that original games were larger on the GBC's screen than on the GBA when not stretched, and the battery lasted forever, but I'm not sure that this outweighs the advantage of the backlit SP. I've had almost every version of the Gameboy at one time or another since the old brick was new, but I never had many games since I was just a kid and GB games were expensive (compared to NES at the time.)ДЄnyway, I was playing them on my SP, and all is good, but I was wondering, are these games better played on a Gameboy Color? My GBC is missing, so I can't compare myself, but I seem to recall way back when preferring the GBC over the GBA for the original games, but I'm not sure why. I saw they had a cabinet of old Gameboy games and thought, 'What the hell.' Walked out with a huge stack of old handheld goodness. Yesterday I was at a used book/game store and couldn't find anything of interest.

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