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  • Microvision

    Microvision
    The very first handheld game console that used interchangeable cartridges. Contained no processor; all computation was handled by the game cartridges themselves.Plays monochrome games from ROM cartridges
  • children discovery system

    children discovery system
    Educational handheld game console
  • super micro

    super micro
    Only 3 games known to exist for the system
    Plays monochrome games from cartridges with built-in LCD screen that had color overlays to display color
  • digi casse

    digi casse
    Only 4 games known to exist for the system
    Plays cartridges with built-in LCD screen
    Variant under the same name released by Lansay in Europe
  • precomputer 1000

    precomputer 1000
    Educational handheld game console
    The successor PreComputer 2000 plays PreComputer 1000 cartridges
  • LYNX

    LYNX
    The Lynx was a handheld game console released by Atari in 1989. The Lynx holds the distinction of being the world's first handheld electronic game with a color LCD display. The system is also notable for its forward-looking features, advanced graphics, and ambidextrous layout.
  • game master

    game master
    Known by different names in different countries, including Systema 2000, Super Game, Game Tronic, and Game Plus
    Plays monochrome games from ROM cartridges
  • supervision

    Releases in different countries were by different suppliers with different names similar to Supervision
    Screen could be tilted relative to controls via flexible connection
    Plays monochrome games from ROM cartridges
    Could be linked up to a television via a link cable
    Version without a tilted screen released
  • mega dunk

    Known as Cougar Boy in South America
    Plays monochrome games from ROM cartridges
  • game wizard

    Plays cartridges with built-in LCD screen
    Cartridges bundled with system and not sold separately
    Similar handheld game consoles released in the UK as the Game Player by Grandstand and in Japan as the Triple-In by Epoch
  • R-zone

    R-zone
    Displayed stereoscopic 3D graphics via a headset; the cartridges contained an LCD screen which the headset displayed via mirrors
    Plays red monochrome games from ROM cartridges
    Version that plays color games named the R-Zone Super Screen released in 1995
    Version that did not use a headset named the X.P.G. Xtreme Pocket Game; games were instead reflected onto a mirror on the console itself
  • Pasogo

    All known released games related to board game Go
    Plays ROM cartridges
  • Gam.com

    Gam.com
    Features a touchscreen with an included stylus
    Plays monochrome games from ROM cartridges
    Could be connected to a 14.4 kbit/s modem
    Smaller version released as the Game.com Pocket Pro
    Cheaper version without the frontlight released as the Game.com Pocket
    Sold fewer than 300,000 units; considered a commercial failure[7]
  • neo geo pocket

    Part of the Neo Geo family of consoles
    Plays monochrome games from ROM cartridges
    Version that plays color games released as Neo Geo Pocket Color worldwide
    Neo Geo Pocket was quickly discontinued in favor of the Neo Geo Pocket Color due to lower than expected sales[7]
    Color version is backwards compatible with Neo Geo Pocket games, but is considered part of the Sixth console generation
    Pocket and Pocket Color combined sold 2 million units; resulted in SNK leaving the hardware business completely
  • wonderswan

    Plays monochrome games from ROM cartridges
    Version that plays color games released as WonderSwan Color in 2000
    Redesigned version of the console with a better LCD screen released as SwanCrystal in 2002
    Sold 3.5 million units: 1.55 million WonderSwans, 1.1 million WonderSwan Colors, and 0.95 million SwanCrystals[19][20]
  • turbo twist

    Educational handheld game console
  • Iquest

    Educational handheld game console
  • pixter

    Educational handheld game console
    Features a touchscreen with an included stylus.
  • gameking

    8-bit monochrome console designed to look like the Game Boy Advance, released solely in Hong Kong
    Plays monochrome games from ROM cartridges
    A redesigned version of the console intended to look like the PlayStation Portable released as the GameKing II in 2004
    A redesigned version of the console with support for color games released as the GameKing III in 2005
    A fourth version of the console which takes different cartridges released as the Handy Game in 2007
    Almost all games for the system are cl
  • nintedo ds

    First console in the Nintendo DS line
    Uses two separate screens
    Features a touchscreen with an included stylus
    Backwards compatible with Game Boy Advance games
    Plays ROM cartridges
    Lighter version with a brighter screen released as the Nintendo DS Lite in 2006
    Larger version with cameras and without Game Boy Advance compatibility released as the Nintendo DSi in 2008
    Larger version with larger, better LCD screen released as the Nintendo DSi XL in 2008
    Sold over 154 million units[31]
  • digiblast

    Kids media player for music, video games and cartoons videos
    Cartridge for MP3 playback and a cartridge with a 1.3-megapixel camera were released as add-ons
  • didj

    Educational handheld game console aimed at children
    Plays ROM cartridges
  • dingoo a320

    Combination game console, radio, and media player
    Plays digital games via internet download
  • ixl

    Educational handheld game console
    Features a touchscreen with an included stylus
  • nintendo 3ds

    Part of the Nintendo DS line
    Uses two separate screens and is capable of projecting stereoscopic 3D effects without the use of 3D glasses
    Features a touchscreen with an included stylus
    Backwards compatible with Nintendo DS games
    Plays ROM cartridges and digital games via internet download
    Larger version released as the Nintendo 3DS XL in 2012
    Version without 3D capability or clamshell design released as the Nintendo 2DS in 2013
    Redesigned version with better performance and exclusive titles rele
  • playstation vita

    Successor to the PlayStation Portable
    Features motion sensors, multiple wireless internet connection options, PlayStation 3/PlayStation 4 connectivity, and a touchscreen without an included stylus
    Backwards compatible with PlayStation Portable games
    Plays memory cards and digital games via internet download
    Two variants released, with either 3G support or not
    Lighter version named the PCH-2000 released in 2013
    Non-portable version named the PlayStation TV released in 2013
    Sold over 4 million uni