Game.com

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Game.com was a late-1990s handheld game console by Tiger Electronics known for its touchscreen, internet connectivity features, and a small library of licensed titles.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf handheld game console
brandOwner Hasbro NERFINISHED
commercialPerformance poor sales
competitiveContext competed with Game Boy Color NERFINISHED
competed with Nintendo Game Boy
controlScheme directional pad
face buttons
touchscreen controls
developer Tiger Electronics NERFINISHED
discontinuationDate late 1990s
displayBacklight no backlight
displayColor monochrome
displayType LCD
generation fifth-generation handheld console
hasFeature address book
built-in Lights Out game
built-in games
built-in solitaire game
calculator
calendar
cartridge-based media
optional internet connectivity
phone-modem accessory support
stylus input
touchscreen
hasPeripheral Game.com modem NERFINISHED
link cable
librarySize small number of game releases
manufacturer Tiger Electronics NERFINISHED
marketReception mixed to negative reviews
mediaFormat proprietary ROM cartridges
notableAspect early attempt at internet-enabled handheld gaming
early handheld with touchscreen
notableGame Batman & Robin (Game.com) NERFINISHED
Duke Nukem 3D (Game.com) NERFINISHED
Fighters Megamix (Game.com) NERFINISHED
Indy 500 (Game.com) NERFINISHED
Jeopardy! (Game.com) NERFINISHED
Jurassic Park: The Lost World (Game.com) NERFINISHED
Resident Evil 2 (Game.com) NERFINISHED
Sonic Jam (Game.com) NERFINISHED
Wheel of Fortune (Game.com) NERFINISHED
platformType portable gaming system
powerSource AA batteries
releaseCountry United States NERFINISHED
releaseDate 1997
successor Game.com Pocket Pro NERFINISHED
variant Game.com Pocket Pro NERFINISHED

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Duke Nukem 3D platform Game.com