Atari Lynx Atari bought the rights from Epyx (who was originally designing this system and ended up not having enough money to carry on). It was the first COLOR hand held... Bandai Wonderswan Released the forth of March 1999, the Wonder Swan is the latest Hand-Held Game System released by Bandai. This newcomer is a 16-bit system that displays in... Cybiko Have you ever had a go with someone's Palm Pilot, and seen all the games and other stuff (such as drawing apps etc.), and thought how cool it would be to have... GamePark 32 The GP32 (GamePark 32) is a hand held console built by Korean company, GamePark. While it outwardly resembles a Nintendo Game Boy Advance, its... NeoGeo Pocket If you want a small portable full of SNK/Sega/etc titles, look no further! The NeoGeo Pocket was first available as a monochromatic machine and not-too-long later SNK...   Nintendo DS Nintendo's newest handheld, the DS includes a plethora of features unheard of in the handheld market. These new features include dual screens (DS), touch...   Nintendo Game Boy The Game Boy is a series of battery powered handheld game consoles sold by Nintendo.  It is the best selling game system to date.  The Game Boy was the... Nintendo Game Boy Advance The Game Boy Advance (GBA) is a true testament to the commitment Nintendo has made to the portable market and represents possibilities never before seen. The system was in development... Nintendo Game Boy Color The Game Boy is a series of battery powered handheld game consoles sold by Nintendo.  It is the best selling game system to date.  The Game Boy was the...  Nintendo Virtual Boy The Virtual Boy, a RISC-based, 32-bit system, produces a 3-D experience not possible on conventional television or LCD screens. The system has two... Nokia N-Gage The Nokia N-Gage brings the start of a whole new gaming experience to the market, with an ergonomic design optimized for playing games...   Sega Dreamcast VMU A VMU is the Memory card used to save your game positions on a Sega Dreamcast games console. Without one you would be unable to complete many games, as there is just too much gameplay...    Sega Game Gear After Nintendo released their Game Boy in 1989, Sega started work on their very own portable game system. The Game Gear was to be "everything the Game Boy...   Sony Pocket Station The Pocket Station is a small PDA which plugs into the Play Station. It features a LCD display, sound, real time clock, infrared communication...   Watara Super Vision The Supervision was first sold in 1992. Trying to compete with the Game Boy by offering a very low price on the unit and games...