During the late '80s, '90s, and well into the 2000s (some still do it today though not that many thanks to the rise of smartphones and newer electronic toys) some toy companies would release hand-held video games as a means to provide a cheap way to get a new game, to provide a gift for someone, or to expand upon your favorite franchise. Of all the companies, Tiger dominated these. They would provide hand-held versions of you-name-it franchises from video games to Disney to comic book to game shows to sports (including licensees) to board game adaptions to so much more, even an adaption of Tamagotchi! (Giga Pets) Let's not forget their electronic watch games. What are some of these games you enjoyed, and how do you feel that many believe, such as the Angry Video Game Nerd says that the games have aged horribly, with the single background, one screen of characters (peeling off the piece of plastic when you unbox each game feels like it), lots of storage space for the content you get, and ULTRA CHEESY music and sounds?

I had this one

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I never owned any, but I remember seeing the ads for them.

I had this one

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I remember those, they were fun to play.  :)