For the first decade or two of video gaming, you were confined to the arcades or your own living room if you wanted to get your gaming fix, but in the 1980s, simple hand held games like the Nintendo Game & Watch made long car trips or your dad taking over the TV to watch sports more bearable. The 90s would be the age of the Game Boy and the Game Gear, but the games were always at least a generation behind what you could play on your console or PC. Then handhelds started to catch up, with...
