If you were born after the Eighties the name Tiger may not be familiar to you, but before the age of the Game Boy Tiger’s dinky handhelds were a cheap solution for playing games on the go. They took ...

Before the era of ultra-realistic gaming ushered in by PlayStation and Xbox, ‘90s kids got their gaming on with Tiger Electronics’ LCD handheld games. They were brief versions of the era’s most ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. Defunct for decades since their heyday in the ’90s, Tiger ...

Secure dinosaur paddocks and other areas but beware of the T. Rex; it doesn't follow rules! Build fences to protect paddocks from the attack and earn money by charging rent, but prepare for damaged ...

From the release of the DMG-01 in 1989 until the final Micro variant hit store shelves in 2005, the Nintendo Game Boy line represented the epitome of handheld gaming for hundreds of millions of ...

As someone obsessed with handheld gaming consoles, Nintendo’s Switch should have been the ultimate portable system for me. Instead, it actually made me nostalgic for Tiger Electronics’ LCD handhelds; ...

It's an exciting adventure as players try to defeat Dr. Eggman in all six stages to win the game. The design and technology were created with the original handheld game unit in mind. Requires 2 AA ...

The 1990s have officially returned. Hasbro announced the comeback of Tiger Electronics LCD hand-held video game systems, due out this fall and available for preorder now at GameStop, reports Gizmodo.

From the release of the DMG-01 in 1989 until the final Micro variant hit store shelves in 2005, the Nintendo Game Boy line represented the epitome of handheld gaming for hundreds of millions of ...

They were cheap and affordable and really durable. These games were absolutely addictive as well and were available in so many editions and versions that it was always on point with everyone's ...

If you’re a gamer that grew up in the ’80s and ’90s, odds are you are familiar with Tiger Electronics brand of LCD handheld video games. This is especially true if you weren’t fortunate enough to own ...