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 ...

Remember those small LCD handheld games that were ubiquitous in the '90s? Well, Hasbro has decided to resurrect them for some reason and you'll soon… ...

After many years spent gathering dust and being remembered with both nostalgia and disappointment, Tiger Electronics' handheld games are coming back.

Hasbro is bringing back its classic '90s Tiger Electronics LCD video games . The handheld consoles come in four different editions and cost $14.99, the games company announced Wednesday ahead of ...

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 ...

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The new Tiger Electronics handheld games are “inspired” by the original LCD models, according to Hasbro, which merged with the now-defunct Tiger Electronics in 1998.

Continuing a trend seen at the show for the past couple of years, Hasbro today revealed it’s bringing back Tiger Electronics’ handheld video games in four new versions.

Young'uns might not remember handheld LCD games, but before the Game Boy these crude devices were handheld gaming. Tiger Electronics was the king of licensing franchises like Ninja Gaiden and Mega ...

Those cheap ‘LCD Video Games’ from Tiger Electronics were sold in the toy aisle of your old department store. There was an MC Hammer video game. There was a Stargate video game.

Archived games include Tiger Electronics’ Mortal Kombat, Bandai’s Burger Time, and Parker Brothers’ mini tabletop version of Q*bert, all of which can be played directly from your browser.

Hasbro has announced the return of Tiger Electronics LCD hand-held video game systems, coming this fall and available for preorder at Gamestop, according to reports.