Q&Q Dracula from 1983 - Purchase history and unboxing

This is my Q&Q LCD Dracula game and watch type clone that I bought on holiday back in 1983. I hope you enjoy seeing it and where it came from :-)
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[@_LIMH_]

I love the aesthetic and history behind old lcd sprite games. If I'm not careful ill start a collection of them someday. Thanks for sharing your game and your memories, brought me right back to a place i have never been. ; )

[@RetroComputingReboot]

Thanks Brian. It's your comment right there that makes the effort to make it worthwhile. I'm glad you enjoyed it and took the time to let me know 😊.
Ive got a load more of these LCD games but don't do them often as they never get many views.
I know the memories are personal to me, but I hope it sparks memories in anyone who watches it of their own favourite things from way back

[@miked4377]

thats a cool Dracula game! i love the condition you kept it in! 1983 was another great year for me as well..having my mom buying me an electronic game and or comic book was great fun!! thanks simon!

[@RetroComputingReboot]

Thanks Mike. I'm glad it resonated with you too 😊

[@JohnLeePettimoreIII]

i reckon power was a tight balance between two "forces" :
1. the tiny button battery
2. the slow processor, and simple LCD "graphics".

[@RetroComputingReboot]

Hi John. Yes there were no records set with this game, but despite it's simplicity it's surprisingly fun and very responsive 😊

[@markkohn7425]

Is it valuable?

[@RetroComputingReboot]

@markkohn7425 It's valuable to me 😂. But money wise I don't actually know. They appear very rarely from what I've seen but I wouldn't have thought they would be worth that much