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First handheld but due to small selection of games it fell into obscurity.
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Made by Nintendo had a LCD screen and had mostly single player games.
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First Portable Arcade system released in 1982, sported basic back lit screen and featured basic color. Original wave consisted of Pac-Man, Galaxian, Donky Kong, and Frogger.
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Released on April, 21 1989, it sported basic graphics and no back lighting. Many classics were released for this system, such as Tetris, Pokemon, Mario, Kirby and Dragon Quest.
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The Atari Lynx was one of Atari's last attempts to be relevant. They failed miserably, with a clunky system and terrible library of games.
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The Game Gear was released in 1991, featured Back lighting, full color.
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Sequel to the Game Boy, featured full color, and no back lighting. Many sequels to classics were released on this system, Such as Pokemon Gold/Silver/Crystal and Dragon Quest: Monster Hunters
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Released in 1999, It featured full color and no backlight. It was the first handheld to have connectivity with a home console. Failed due to a lack of interest since the Game Boy Advance was to be released soon.
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Released in 2001, sported over all better graphics but no backlighting. It was home to some of the best selling games of the time; Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald, Mother 3, as well as remakes of Super Mario Bros 1-3.
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It's the Game Boy Advance with several improvements, Backlighting, sleeker design, and a rechargeable battery
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Released November 21, 2004, features two screens and supported 3D graphics.
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The PSP, or Playstation Portable, was Sony's introduction to the handheld market. More expensive than a DS, and wasn't really marketed to children.
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Same as the normal DS however it was slimmer and cheaper.
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Same thing as the normal DS, however it sported duel cameras.
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A complete resign of the original PSP.
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The successor to the normal DS, main selling point was full 3D capability. Also sported improved graphics
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Update to the PSP, failed due to lack of launch games and poor marketing.
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Same thing as the 3DS except 3D capabilities are taken away, Marketed to younger children
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