My Home Consoles: Atari 2600 Sega Genesis Mark II Sega Dreamcast Nintendo Entertainment System Nintendo 64 Nintendo Game Cube Nintendo Wii Mattel Hyperscan Playstation 2 Xbox 360
Handhelds: Nintendo DS Nintendo GBA SP Nintendo Gameboy Color Nintendo Pocket Playstation Portable Sega Game Gear (not working)
Then again so did the eReader. From what i gather it is the essentially same technology. I never opened any of my Hyperscan stuff though so i am not sure... i just bought it all and stuck in in a closet.....
@Izret101: That's what I did too! It is interesting technology, but it was quickly relegated to the bargain bin because it's not a major gaming manufacturer (at least not since the Intellivision).
Intellivision is a major player in the history of gaming. With their comparative "coke vs. pepsi" advertising style, the graphics that wiped the floor with the 2600, the voice module - the list goes on. Unfortunately the videogame oversaturation and crash of 1984-5 shortened what probably could have been a long run in games for Mattel. You can put the Colecovision in this same category - at the time this console was the envy of the neighborhood! But finance and greed killed them off as well. Ah, too bad.
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