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LCD Hand Held Games Thread Anonymous 07/14/19 (Sun) 23:48:28 0e48c1 No.16694885

All about these particular kind of game.

Which ones were your favorite?

Do they even still make these things?

Anonymous 07/15/19 (Mon) 01:00:44 1c58f8 No.16695041

I had Simon's Quest. It was legit better than the NES version.

Anonymous 07/15/19 (Mon) 01:32:35 0e48c1 No.16695095

File: f36b8963d8827b0⋯.jpg (32.16 KB, 250x350, 5:7, Konami-AdvOfBayouBilly.jpg)

>>16695041

I always thought the Konami handhelds were a better quality than the Tiger ones.

Anonymous 07/15/19 (Mon) 06:02:05 bbdf7a No.16695637

File: 4d973df1606a506⋯.jpg (32.71 KB, 246x400, 123:200, tmnt tiger.jpg)

I still have my Mario and Zelda watch games. The Zelda game was hard as balls.

>>16695095

I had one that looked just like this, but it was a TMNT one. It confused me as a kid because I wasn't familiar with the comics at all, just the cartoon, but they all looked like Raphael.

Anonymous 07/15/19 (Mon) 07:04:05 78e1a8 No.16695742

Invidious embed. Click thumbnail to play.

Anonymous 07/15/19 (Mon) 07:08:03 b4ce84 No.16695759

File: b4ac8bb58e9da72⋯.jpg (109.9 KB, 1280x720, 16:9, brick.jpg)

Those chingchong "brick games" were the best.

Anonymous 07/15/19 (Mon) 07:09:42 d05200 No.16695769

I've had more fun on MegaMan 2 than I ever expected. It was at points captivating.

Anonymous 07/15/19 (Mon) 07:12:40 34e58d No.16695777

File: d04e2ac8daf3439⋯.png (1018.45 KB, 719x627, 719:627, Untitled.png)

Maquinita lcd dinosaurs game.

This was my first video game ever.

Anonymous 07/15/19 (Mon) 07:15:50 34e58d No.16695787

>>16695777

I googled this to find the game I was looking for. first I tough "Maquinita" was manufacturer but now I think it´s just Spanish.

Anonymous 07/15/19 (Mon) 07:18:48 db9a46 No.16695797

>>16695759

They were popular in my island country from the 90's until the rise of (((social media))).

Anonymous 07/15/19 (Mon) 07:27:05 a5a7e5 No.16695821

>>16695759

Ah, Chink bootlegs, good shit for you to buy for less than a dollar and knowing that the other 9998 games are just variations of Tetris.

Anonymous 07/15/19 (Mon) 10:45:52 4a976f No.16696006

>>16695797

>island country

>90's

aw xi malti jew?

Anonymous 07/15/19 (Mon) 13:12:24 000dab No.16696180

>>16695821

Imagine buying a box with discount street fighter or mario art only for it to be tetris

Anonymous 07/15/19 (Mon) 14:38:17 67125e No.16696319

>>16695759

There were always a few tank games on it. I liked that one that was a two lane racing game and you had to either go left or right to avoid the other tanks.

Anonymous 07/15/19 (Mon) 16:04:30 dd0da3 No.16696457

File: decdde83efcd577⋯.jpeg (20.56 KB, 222x300, 37:50, images - 2019-07-15T11012….jpeg)

I played the HELL out of Donkey Kong Jr, it was a blessing in disguise that the toy store was going out of business, so the toys and videogames were dirt cheap. A friend had Parachute from the Game and Watch series, same mini Game Boy. I also had a ninja one that could never figure out what you were supposed to do, it was a 3x3 grid but with houses in each block, other ninjas chased you around. My sister had a non-Disney Little Mermaid one, it was easier to understand, just evading the enemies and grabbing the three treasures for a bonus, it was quite fun.

Anonymous 07/15/19 (Mon) 16:08:38 dd0da3 No.16696466

File: 35bf146d5b3af13⋯.jpg (62.68 KB, 640x507, 640:507, MGA-NinjaSpirit.jpg)

File: 86d5e30d0fba133⋯.jpeg (11.43 KB, 400x300, 4:3, tn_400x300_1295_121658232….jpeg)

The games in question. Does anyone know what you had to do in Ninja Spirit?

Anonymous 07/15/19 (Mon) 17:07:33 4a976f No.16696555

File: d70bd9d50fa5eb9⋯.jpeg (358.09 KB, 1920x1080, 16:9, d70bd9d50fa5eb983db0efcef….jpeg)

1

>small lcd handheld from the mid-90s

>orange and green colour-scheme

>battery slot took LR44 cell and was held by a latch with a slit requireing a coin to open

>two rectangular buttons on each side

>game about frogs and lili pads

2

>same

>black and white color sceme. Thin form.

>About shooting fighter jets from a missile truck

>battery slot required phillips screw

If anyone finds me the names of these glorious devices from my early childhood of which I have only vague memories of I will be forever indebted to you.

Anonymous 07/15/19 (Mon) 20:35:22 dd0da3 No.16696889

File: 910fa9c5287870b⋯.jpeg (46.04 KB, 554x554, 1:1, images - 2019-07-15T15345….jpeg)

The joy ran out quick, but this game was fun.

Anonymous 07/15/19 (Mon) 22:41:14 0d21a8 No.16697223

>>16695759

Got this exact one for Christmas 2000. Absolute shit even back then. That same Christmas I also got this one Hot Wheels car that had a tiny screen on the bottom with a couple buttons. It was much better.

Anonymous 07/15/19 (Mon) 22:59:24 c243e8 No.16697277

>>16695759

I want to play Snake now, it was the best thing about these games.

Anonymous 07/15/19 (Mon) 23:00:46 955063 No.16697280

File: 79a36af236f74b4⋯.png (142.2 KB, 291x475, 291:475, my fetish.PNG)

>>16696457

>DK Jr. mini classic

Anonymous 07/15/19 (Mon) 23:15:09 955063 No.16697329

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>>16696555

>frog

>two rectangular buttons on each side

This one? polite sage for being a doubleposting nigger

Anonymous 07/16/19 (Tue) 01:40:06 5d2b17 No.16697641

>>16694885

Someone post the Pakistani McDonalds commercial for the Sonic handhelds.

Also, obligatory “What does the Doug button do?”

Anonymous 07/16/19 (Tue) 02:56:21 40acd7 No.16697782

I had a few of these growing up. My fondest memories were of Karnov, and a Frankenstein game that ran across two screens decades before the DS.

The kindly people at the Internet Archive have actually put emulated versions of a bunch of these games up online: https://archive.org/details/handheldhistory

Anonymous 07/16/19 (Tue) 13:12:18 1720da No.16698530

File: 6c1562498d957e3⋯.jpg (78.23 KB, 600x409, 600:409, serveimage.jpg)