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The Game.com is a fifth-generation handheld video game console manufactured by Tiger Electronics. Designed as a competitor to Nintendo's Game Boy series, it was released in September 1997. It sold less than 300,000 units and was discontinued in 2000 as a commercial failure.
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I've had this weird sense of familiarity with this game eversince I ran it and saw the stylized "VINDICATORS" splashed across the screen. The almost "TRON"-like quality of that scene, the weird way the tanks are almost leaning forward. I don't think I ever played this on the family IIgs as a kid, but I am now pretty sure I played a port: The Tiger Electronics LCD handheld!
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Just when I thought I had found everything PokΓ©mon related from my childhood, I find these at the bottom of a drawer!
Here are two PokΓ©mon light up keychains, featuring Pikachu and Mewtwo. They were made in 1998, and would flash when you turn the switch on the bottom clockwise. According to instructions, these would flash up to 120,000 times!
#Pokemon #90s #Toys #Vintage #Pikachu #Mewtwo #TigerElectronics
Picked up this piece at a pawn shop for a very low price. Works great!
The https://t.co/ejgaInRIvX cable for the https://t.co/Wkm9aLPBDw
This is a rare accessory that allows two handhelds to connect for head-to-head gaming. It was only available through phone order and was only compatible with a handful of games.
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