I used to own a Sega Pico. It's a system that was meant to encourage children to play video games. There was a Sonic game, a Pooh Bear game, and a Mickey mouse game that I had. Here's the sweet console/controller:
Fun question! Mine has to be the Microvision - the first handheld console with interchangeable games, way back around 1980. I still have it and it still works, although it's incredibly primitive by today's standards. (My avatar is my 3DS Mii superimposed over my Microvision with the Blockbuster game running.)
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Video-gaming since the 1970s
I had a pong console when I was a kid that also had a shooting game on it. It was extremely obscure. Unfortunately it died in a house fire (with my NES )
It was this or a close model:
Also had a Commodore VIC. It played games both on cartridges and tapes (good ol' tape player)
SEGA Genesis. I am a kid and mostly spend time with kids thanks to school, and most of them only know about Xbox 360, PS3, and Wii. I told them I had a SEGA Genesis, and they said, "Aren't those the guys that make those crappy kiddy games?"
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