Post by YouTubeFan43 on May 1, 2020 12:59:15 GMT
Around 2006 or so I remember playing a handheld system which I don't know the name of.
It had some similarities to the Tiger game.com such as a monochrome touch screen with a stylus pen, but it had a bunch of games pre-installed on it, compared to the game.com having just a solitaire game. I don't think it had any cartridge slots, or any of the other features the game.com had.
The only game I remember from this system is a Connect 4 game, specifically the animations after either player wins. If the human player wins you get a smiley face giving the thumbs-up (I think), and if the computer wins, you get a similar face (looking pretty lumpy compared to the win screen) avoiding a tidal wave.
I think some maths games might have also been on the system, but again the Connect 4 game is the only thing I really remember from it.
Again I don't remember the name of the system, but I don't think it was the game.com. In fact I looked up "game.com connect 4" to see if the game.com had a game like that, and came up with nothing.
It had some similarities to the Tiger game.com such as a monochrome touch screen with a stylus pen, but it had a bunch of games pre-installed on it, compared to the game.com having just a solitaire game. I don't think it had any cartridge slots, or any of the other features the game.com had.
The only game I remember from this system is a Connect 4 game, specifically the animations after either player wins. If the human player wins you get a smiley face giving the thumbs-up (I think), and if the computer wins, you get a similar face (looking pretty lumpy compared to the win screen) avoiding a tidal wave.
I think some maths games might have also been on the system, but again the Connect 4 game is the only thing I really remember from it.
Again I don't remember the name of the system, but I don't think it was the game.com. In fact I looked up "game.com connect 4" to see if the game.com had a game like that, and came up with nothing.
