Up until now, your favorite handhelds of all time.

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The technology behind that system was amazing at the time; the graphics were full color and they looked great. The system was quite powerful and Master System games were easily ported to Game Gear Cartridges.

I think it required six batteries and they would drain at the speed of light though. And software support was weak since they were competing with Nintendo.

If anything, then, they would both be ahead of the time but I prefered the Game Gear to the Lynx.

Gamebody Advance SP

played the #($# out of that when I was a kid.

My first handheld and videogame system(Ps1 was my Dad's)

My first handheld and videogame system(Ps1 was my Dad's)

YoshiYogurt

[QUOTE="Blueresident87"]

[QUOTE="AppleJudgement"] What? How? AppleJudgement

The technology behind that system was amazing at the time; the graphics were full color and they looked great. The system was quite powerful and Master System games were easily ported to Game Gear Cartridges.

I think it required six batteries and they would drain at the speed of light though. And software support was weak since they were competing with Nintendo.

This will forever be the best handheld in my eyes.

Nothing will ever top this.

Asim90

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My first handheld and videogame system(Ps1 was my Dad's)

AppleJudgement

I purchased my Gameboy Color when it was bundled with Pokemon Crystal.

At first I didn't like the color but then it grew on me.

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The technology behind that system was amazing at the time; the graphics were full color and they looked great. The system was quite powerful and Master System games were easily ported to Game Gear Cartridges.

I think it required six batteries and they would drain at the speed of light though. And software support was weak since they were competing with Nintendo.

p4s2p0

[QUOTE="p4s2p0"][QUOTE="AppleJudgement"] Atari Lynx had a bright backlight and full color with 3D effects with an adapter to play 2600 games (and I think 5200) It had wonderful software and if I am not mistaken had made more profit then the Gamegear did well, until they pulled out because of the Jaguar but yeah.AppleJudgement

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[QUOTE="p4s2p0"] Turbo express was the most advanced though cost $250. Followed by lynx which was the first to have color backlight screen and have zoom capability.p4s2p0

wasint really into handhelds till aroundds and psp came in. Out of both of those I had more use from the psp.

1. GBA 2. PSP 3. GBC 4. DS

My top 3:

GBA

PSP

Gameboy Pocket

I dont own a DS (shame)

I like the 3DS (pictured belongs to my kid). But, I think I'm going to like better the bigger screen and and games lineup of the Vita. The Vita screen is supposed to be bigger than the PSP's.

I like the 3DS (pictured belongs to my kid). But, I think I'm going to like better the bigger screen and and games lineup of the Vita. The Vita screen is supposed to be bigger than the PSP's.

jun_aka_pekto

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[QUOTE="YoshiYogurt"]

My first handheld and videogame system(Ps1 was my Dad's)

Nintendo_Ownes7

I purchased my Gameboy Color when it was bundled with Pokemon Crystal.

At first I didn't like the color but then it grew on me.

Of the handhelds that I have owned, I would rank them:

1. Ninendo Gameboy
2. Sega Gamegear
3. Sony PSP
4. Nintendo DS
5. Gameboy Color