Sega Game Gear
The first appearance of color on a handheld. A battery hog however, which ironically left many gamers plugged into wall outlets. The screen although larger, was low technology, and a limitation on some games. In its day however, this was the only way you could have a home console experience on-the-go. It was the first handheld that didn’t feel that portable. It set the new standard for what handheld gaming should be, while barely delivering that experience. Although the graphics are not good, they were unheard of for a portable in its day. It was a viable option for portable gaming in its day. An accomplishment that was later replicated by the Nintendo Switch. Most of these games games are better left uncovered, although there is a small amount of good ones.
