Portable gaming
Found in 54 Collections and/or Records:
Game Player's Strategy Guide to Game Boy Games, Volume 2, Number 2, March 1991
Game Player's Strategy Guide to Game Boy Games, Volume 2, Number 3, May 1991
Game Player's Strategy Guide to Game Boy Games, Volume 2, Number 4, July 1991
GamePro Presents Handheld Video Games, Winter 1999
These special issues of GamePro were published outside the magazine's normal publishing schedule and numbering scheme. They include issues for specific games, consoles, and subject areas.
This sub-series currently includes 10 special and supplemental magazines that were published between 1990–1993. Other special issues of GamePro have not been cataloged yet.
GamePro's Handheld Video Games, Spring 1991
These special issues of GamePro were published outside the magazine's normal publishing schedule and numbering scheme. They include issues for specific games, consoles, and subject areas.
This sub-series currently includes 10 special and supplemental magazines that were published between 1990–1993. Other special issues of GamePro have not been cataloged yet.
GamePro's ProPlayer Series, Handheld Video Games, October/November 1991
These special issues of GamePro were published outside the magazine's normal publishing schedule and numbering scheme. They include issues for specific games, consoles, and subject areas.
This sub-series currently includes 10 special and supplemental magazines that were published between 1990–1993. Other special issues of GamePro have not been cataloged yet.
Gizmondo "I Can Do Anything" brochure, circa 2005
This is a collection of folders and catalogs that video game publishers used to advertise their games. Based on the included information, it is unclear if these were intended for retailers or the press, possibly both, since they contain information about product ordering as well as general press releases. Unless otherwise noted, the original provenance of these folders is unclear.
Hulk electronic handheld game design, undated
Mego "Time-Out" Toss-Up commercial
In 1980, the Mego toy company licensed the Game & Watch handheld games by Nintendo for North American release under the name "Time-Out." This commercial is believed to be the second revision of the commercial for the "Time-Out" Toss-Up, better known by its original title, Game & Watch: Ball.
Mego "Time-Out" Toss-Up commercial, film and container photo, June 25, 1980
This collection contains two digital copies of the 30-second commercial for the Mego "Time-Out," one with restored colors and one pre-restoration. These videos were digitized from a 16mm film produced by DuRona Productions.
