Shark Light
InterAct's battery-powered, incandescent SharkLight enables portable gameplay in low-light or no-light environments. Compatible with Nintendo's Game Boy Advance or Game Boy Color, the SharkLight enhances visibility and reduces glare with its focus control. Designed in the shape of a shark, the light attaches to the back of either Game Boy system and runs on two AAA batteries (included). And because it has its own separate power supply, you don't have to run the risk of added drain on your batteries during an important game.
Shark Light Accessories
 Namco Museum
Pokemon Fire Red Version
Game Boy Advance - Arctic (White)
Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2
Super Mario Advance
Intec Power Station Rechargeable Battery Pak For Game Boy Advance
For Nintendo DS / Gameboy Advance GBA SP -Home/ Wall/ Travel AC Charger by Eforcity
Game Boy Advance Console in Glacier
Link Cable for Game Boy Advance and Gamecube
Pokemon Sapphire
Shark Light Reviews
Also, the way it mounts to the GBA doesn't work well, it's difficult to remove, and nearly impossible for kids to do. Even from the best angle there's a certain amount of glare. The length of the gooseneck is overkill, and very hard to position well. I just can't recommend this light, I'd suggest looking for something else.
I wish I would have read these reviews before buying it. I've been reading the reviews on the sharklight and some of them say that the light keeps moving but with me is the other way around. The little piece that you attach to the gameboy is so tight that I can't remove it and as a result I cannot put the gameboy in its travel pack because it doesn't fit anymore, its really annoying and not helpful at all.
My 11 year old gave it this review: "the worst light light you can get". He is a little extreme, but we did have these problems with it: The light is pretty weak, and when you turn it up to full volume it makes the batteries die really fast. I do not recomment it in its present form, instead, check out the magnifier light. IMHO this product needs some more R and D work. In addition, the flexible shaft doesn't stay in place. It has to be constantly rebent into position.
The light is not strong enough, terrible glare. Looks cheap.
You'd be better off getting some other light. This light was helpful, and it could fit on a Game Boy Color or a Game Boy Advance, which was good. It was very irksome sometimes. However, the design was annoying and you had to adjust it until you got the right angle.
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