Tiger’s unwillingness to acknowledge the limitations of the technology they’re working with was unmatched. For the LCD adaptation of Atari’s Area 51 light gun arcade game, they actually made you have to use a laser pointer to shoot the aliens on a tiny screen with no backlight. I think there was also a Mortal Kombat LCD game that used cards like the e-Reader, the things Tiger’s game developers tried to do with these pieces of crap was unhinged.
Seeing Scott’s confused facial expression in the reflection more clearly than the actual game itself perfectly encapsulates the tiger electronic game lineup I think
As a miserable, depressed adult, I really do appreciate Tiger for re-releasing these so I can remind myself that my childhood was also miserable and depressing. Kind of puts it into perspective.
Selective memory and the inability of our younger selves to comprehend the terrible state of the world around us at the time IMO are the reasons why many people think their childhood and whatever decade they grew up in are the best of times and not the worst of times.
if you want to spend $20 on LCD novelty plastic, the virtual pet genre has had a real boom the last 3 years. Many fresh ideas and revival toys that are more of a complete game than any of these.
@@lucianodelphino4726tamagotchi uni is a full LED screen that has wi-fi connectivity so it’s always updating and sending you new items and stuff for your tamagotchi. if you like virtual pets the uni is a legit good tamagotchi that’s sold in the us so you don’t need to pay an arm and a leg for a japanese one on ebay. they make the old LCD tamagotchis look so primitive, they’ve really come a long way.
The McDonald's ones are actually quite good. They understood that LCD games should be simple. And at £1.99 with a happy meal, was amazing value. They were all simple enough that you knew what to do straight away. They weren't exactly great, but really good for what they are.
Oh God… awful memories with these. The worst scam you could get as a child. Good thing once you got hoodwinked with the first, you avoided another one like the plague
I had the Power Rangers one growing up despite having a proper PC and Game Boy, and I think it was because, as a huge Power Rangers fan, I never had a proper PR game to play. I’d forgotten about it for the longest time until the AVGN episode on these things and it all came back. They’re interesting curios, but that’s about it, and seeing them sold as retro merch is hilarious given how charmingly lame they are.
I had Power rangers Lightspeed Rescue on the GBC, and that game slapped. Kind of a mindless 2d action beat ‘em up sort game, but it’s really fun for what it is. I’d still play it today
@ThingSomeRandom: LSR on GBC was a cool puzzle game where you had to go around a maze helping citizens. I have it CIB; I've always loved the shade of blue on the box.
@@leighdappa I wouldn’t call it a puzzle game but I’ll agree it was cool. Don’t forget there was also a level where you were fighting evil bros and had to kill a certain amount of them, plus the megazord fight, although that was pretty much a button masher
I remember seeing these in a GameStop and I thought it was a weird decision since they’re worthless nowadays. But they also remind me of the AVGN episode which is nice in a way. Even then, they still don’t have that charm to it compared to the Game & Watch, Digimon or anything similar
I had a few of these as a kid but I couldn't tell you which ones I owned. That's how much of an impact they left on me. I'll never forget my Legend of Zelda watch game though?
There are some great LCD games out there. Mostly just puzzle games. I find they translate the best to this type of format. I have multiple Puyo Pop ones which work extremely well! I play on the go all the time and I have another Nintendo mini which had Tetris on it. Those are the perfect games to make into LCDs.
I remember those. While the batteries lasted for a while, they were the most bare bones games a person could play. Keep ducking and hitting bad guys to score points, or dodge some enemies to get to the next level. These toys were what kids would play to tide themselves over during a long car ride (hopefully to a place which actually had _real_ games). I faintly remember other kids losing these at school all the time. Either that, or they would drop them, and the thing would break. Good times, good times.
Theses were my intro to gaming as a child. I even had the r-zone. I didn't have a console till i was about 8/9 but i only had mario 64. Now i have everything i could ever want. Don't cry for me Argentina.
Honestly, I had a ton of fun with Tiger Electronics handhelds back in the day. They were my first video games I had a chance to own and play at home. My favorites were Baseball, TMNT, Mouse Maze and Mega Man 2. I will concede that the Tiger VR thing was absolutely horrible.
@@scottydu81 It was terrible. A huge regret I had as a kid was wasting 10 bucks of my precious allowance money on one I found in a clearance bin at a department store.
I recently repaired my dad's LCD game from ~1980. "Circus" by Gakken. It has a Nintendo level of quality in the gameplay. It's interactive, difficult, and fun
Hey scott, if you havent already could you do a video on the electronic manuals of the wii U? Some of them were amazing and the wii U was one of my childhood consoles (sad I know), and I remember being obssessed with sone of the games, and seeing some of the special manuals like the mario maker one that had level design tips, as well as secret videos you could only get by using codes from the mario maker art book that came with the collectors edition, and even fun quirky animations. Hell Paper mario colour splash even had really cool and kinda sad lore. Just think talking about some of these manuals would be cool as I kinda miss having manuals to look at.
They're kinda terrible, but.... the earlier ones, without all the licensing and gimmicks, like the generic Baseball and Football games, were actually halfway playable. I think i had Gauntlet also and it was okay. As a poor kid that was my video game for a time and I got some real enjoyment out of them.
I always kind of liked these as a kid an I imagine they were kind of like the fidget spinner of the 90s. So the thing to keep your thumbs busy line kind of rings true. I always wanted an LCD game that was keychain sized but actually fun to play for when you needed something to occupy yourself. Those keychain sized game and watches were great but eventaully some people made the Funkey S and that whole quest was finally over.
I had the Power Rangers one when I was a kid and I played that thing until the batteries ran dry several times over. I remember loving it so much. Until I got an LCD Space Invaders keychain game and then that became my obsession.
LCD games were mid back then but sometimes it was a fun little distraction from time to time, especially if the batteries in your Gameboy died but you wanted to play something handheld lol
I had like two to four of these when I was a kid and I honestly had my fun with them. I would mostly buy the Sonic and Jurassic Park ones just for the novelty behind them. If they were to make more of the video game licensed ones I would get those TBH.
I dont think you get it. There not the best, but when your in a car with the family for hours, before everyone had smartphones, man it was pretty sweet.
Wait, they're back?!! When we think something is exctinct they appear again. I'm waiting to walk around and see a dinossaur, roaming around as it never left.
I recommend getting a better power drill if you’re using that red and black one for anything on your house. I personally use Dewalt drills at my job (HVAC installer) but I’m switching to the Milwaukee brand of drills when I have the money
IMHO Zelda Game&Watch (the original one with 2 screens) is the closest LCD games ever got to be like a console game. 8 dungeons (although really it's just 4, but with different speeds), items, alternate routes, boss battles... Link even threw knives when his life was maxed out. It was pushing the limits of what an LCD game could do
@@toypop96 not only that, you could loop with faster speed everytime and you could go beyond 99999 points (a sword appeared above the health if you managed to do that). It would get to a point where enemies and projectiles moved so fast the LCD refresh couldn't keep up with the speed and you just couldn't seen what was moving and had to play by sound.
I had that Sonic 3 one back in the 90s. Seeing my young nephew open a Christmas present last year and it's the same exact thing was like when Sarah Connor first saw the T-800 in T2
I have a lot of fond memories with LCD games, primarily the ones that came in kids meals from mcdonalds or kfc, and my dad’s old popeye game & watch. But like stated in the video those games were incredibly simple and that’s where a lot of the appeal came from for me, like the two lcd games I had that I miss dearly was my spyro themed game from mcdonalds and my tennis game from KFC
I actually used to own Tank Attack 1998, which was a completely different game from the earlier Tiger Electronic Games named Tank Attack. It functioned more like the original NES Legend of Zelda but was still an LCD game. It was actually a good Tiger Electronics Game to be honest. You could memorize where powerups where, boss locations, etc, and it saved your progress. Sadly it seems to be a very rare Tiger Electronics Game and you can not find it for sale anywhere. The one time I did see it for sale on amazon I so regret not buying it. I for the love of me can not find mine, so I'm assuming I pitched it at one time without realizing the significance of it. "Tiger Tank Attack Handheld LCD Game 1998 Model: 67-031"
I used to love trying to figure these games out. I had the Street Fighter II as a kid and we had a really bad snow storm that knocked power out for over 24 hours. So all I had to play was SFII, by the end of the outage I understood everything about the game.
Sitting here trying to remember which one I had and Scott breaks out. Minutes of my life spent twiddling my thumbs on the mighty morphing and Mortal Kombat. Till this day the only mortal Kombat I've ever actually played.
As a Transformers and Game & Watch collector, the TF Tiger was a must have for me. It's pretty fun. Probably the best of these reissues. You have to drive the road as Optimus in truck mode until you meet a Decepticon so you transform and shoot them. You have to dodge the bullets and you can call an Autobot to help you. You have a lifebar and you get HP by collecting power while driving in truck mode. You have to get to the end of the road and there you go. It's fun. I liked it!
(Meanwhile, in the 1990s...) Mother: Happy birthday [Kid name here]. Here's your present Kid: Yay mom, you bought me a Game Boy? Or even the Game Gear? That one has color Mother: Son, we bought you something different than a Game Boy and a Game Gear Kid: **Opens the present** ... A Tiger Electronics Game? Mother: Do you like it? Kid: ... YOU BOUGHT ME A SONIC 3 TIGER ELECTRONICS GAME? BUT I WANTED A GAME GEAR! Mother: Sweetie, those are so expensive that even the games are expensive. We bought you a Tiger Electronic Game because we don't have enough money for a Sega Game Gear Kid: Okay, I'll use the Tiger Electronic Game
I actually enjoyed playing these when I was a kid. I had Jurassic Park and Mighty Morphin Power Rangers & I still have them. Last year I got X-MEN plus I also had some that wasn't made from Tiger Electronics
I found the Jurassic Park one at a Ross, and i got it for my birthday. It wasn't bad, but it definitely wants to do more than the hardware can allow. You have to make it to the end of the level while avoiding dinos and obstacles, and you do that for 4 levels until you get to the fuse box. I made it to level 4, but I lost my last life there. I really wish these things were backlit, and some sprites like to hide in the corners. I think Game and Watch was more memorable because thye kept things more simple and easy to understand.
Totally worth them back in the day, they looked nice and less stress when playing on the vacation/beach/school/you name it. They kept my Game Boy and my Game Gear safe :)
As someone who plays magic the gathering and D&D, two other things owned by hasbro, it really doesn’t surprise me to hear they did this. When Scott said these things were by Hasbro, I rolled my eyes so hard they fell out. Thank god for talk to text, but could someone please help me find my eyes, I think they’re under the couch?
As a kid I had a Tiger Electronics Baseball from 1987 and it might have been the best they ever made. You had to time your button presses to hit the ball, and on defense move your players to catch hit balls.
Scott the kinda guy to apologize for not having the right game and watch on him at the moment
Scott the kinda guy to spend 30 minutes opening a tiger handheld for a ten second clip of playing it
And i still haven't forgiven him for it
He's secretly a Canadian living in Ohio.
Why? Dunno!
Scott the kinda guy to open up the manual for this one
A true gentleman
“Their value is based on if they’re good”
Silly Scott. He forgot game collectors don’t play games!
THEY'RE BACK?! IT'S LIKE THE PLAGUE!
IT'S LIKE CHICKEN POX, EVERYONE GOT IT
Run for your life!
“This s**t is bubonic!”
I have been seeing them in my local GameStop since around the time covid started... you might be on to something...
Antivaxers refuse to vaccinate their children against tiger electronics, so it's spreading in the US again even though it *had* been eliminated.
Tiger’s unwillingness to acknowledge the limitations of the technology they’re working with was unmatched. For the LCD adaptation of Atari’s Area 51 light gun arcade game, they actually made you have to use a laser pointer to shoot the aliens on a tiny screen with no backlight. I think there was also a Mortal Kombat LCD game that used cards like the e-Reader, the things Tiger’s game developers tried to do with these pieces of crap was unhinged.
I swear even through the reflection on the screen Scott looks sad and worried
He's still waiting for Gex game on that piece of plsstic that has yet to come...
Something is wrong with his WarioWare
Seeing Scott’s confused facial expression in the reflection more clearly than the actual game itself perfectly encapsulates the tiger electronic game lineup I think
The originals weren't that bad.
@@joshwilliams7692Tell that to the judge.
As a miserable, depressed adult, I really do appreciate Tiger for re-releasing these so I can remind myself that my childhood was also miserable and depressing. Kind of puts it into perspective.
Selective memory and the inability of our younger selves to comprehend the terrible state of the world around us at the time IMO are the reasons why many people think their childhood and whatever decade they grew up in are the best of times and not the worst of times.
I appreciate you for leaving a comment that isn't just kissing Scott's ass
Someone needs a hug ❤
Do you need a slice of cake?
i’m sorry dude, hope everything gets better for you
I love how scott will pose the question of whether anyone will buy a thing while owning like 10 of them
It's Scott's purpose in life, to buy the things that no one else should and to show everyone why they shoudn't
Scott really bust out the drill for a joke, even in Scott’s Stash he wastes his life force to bring us a mild chuckle
if you want to spend $20 on LCD novelty plastic, the virtual pet genre has had a real boom the last 3 years. Many fresh ideas and revival toys that are more of a complete game than any of these.
Can you recommend a few pleas3?
@@lucianodelphino4726so far Tamagotchi
@@lucianodelphino4726Tamagotchi
@@lucianodelphino4726The Digimon line is pretty solid.
@@lucianodelphino4726tamagotchi uni is a full LED screen that has wi-fi connectivity so it’s always updating and sending you new items and stuff for your tamagotchi. if you like virtual pets the uni is a legit good tamagotchi that’s sold in the us so you don’t need to pay an arm and a leg for a japanese one on ebay. they make the old LCD tamagotchis look so primitive, they’ve really come a long way.
It’s easier to see Scott’s mouth move than it is to see actual gameplay most of the time
The McDonald's ones are actually quite good. They understood that LCD games should be simple. And at £1.99 with a happy meal, was amazing value.
They were all simple enough that you knew what to do straight away. They weren't exactly great, but really good for what they are.
Seeing scott's face in the glare instead of the game is the best part
Oh God… awful memories with these. The worst scam you could get as a child. Good thing once you got hoodwinked with the first, you avoided another one like the plague
I like Scorch the Wax
Skitt the Waltch
I like how you can see more of Scott's face reflecting in the screen than the games itself
These aren't nostalgic, they're warnings from history.
These were the most brutal gifts to receive as a video game loving child.
watching Scott's videos on this channels just feels like an old friend telling you about something their passionate about
I once had a decent collection of these. Oddly enough the non-licensed ones were the most fun usually. My favorites were Pinball and Skeet Shoot.
Pinball was awesome!! I spent as much time on that as I did my Game Boy.
64 bits. 32 bits. 16 bits. 8 bits. 4 bits! 2 bits! 1 bit! Half bit! Quarter bit! The wrist game.
I had the Power Rangers one growing up despite having a proper PC and Game Boy, and I think it was because, as a huge Power Rangers fan, I never had a proper PR game to play.
I’d forgotten about it for the longest time until the AVGN episode on these things and it all came back.
They’re interesting curios, but that’s about it, and seeing them sold as retro merch is hilarious given how charmingly lame they are.
I now have a few PR ones and all GB/GBC/GBA/DS/3DS games CIB.
Which is your favourite PR game?
Mine is the Movie one on the Mega Drive.
Although not PR, but closely related to it, I adore the Jetman game on the NES. Has some nice music and the boss battles are pretty cool for the time.
I had Power rangers Lightspeed Rescue on the GBC, and that game slapped. Kind of a mindless 2d action beat ‘em up sort game, but it’s really fun for what it is. I’d still play it today
@ThingSomeRandom: LSR on GBC was a cool puzzle game where you had to go around a maze helping citizens.
I have it CIB; I've always loved the shade of blue on the box.
@@leighdappa I wouldn’t call it a puzzle game but I’ll agree it was cool. Don’t forget there was also a level where you were fighting evil bros and had to kill a certain amount of them, plus the megazord fight, although that was pretty much a button masher
Great video for fans of seeing a small portion of Scott's reflection in a calculator screen.
I remember seeing these in a GameStop and I thought it was a weird decision since they’re worthless nowadays. But they also remind me of the AVGN episode which is nice in a way. Even then, they still don’t have that charm to it compared to the Game & Watch, Digimon or anything similar
They feel made to be left in the packaging and added to a late-80s early-90s display of stuff
Did AVGN warn us for nothing?!
I had a few of these as a kid but I couldn't tell you which ones I owned. That's how much of an impact they left on me. I'll never forget my Legend of Zelda watch game though?
There are some great LCD games out there. Mostly just puzzle games. I find they translate the best to this type of format.
I have multiple Puyo Pop ones which work extremely well!
I play on the go all the time and I have another Nintendo mini which had Tetris on it. Those are the perfect games to make into LCDs.
There are good LCD games, but the Tiger games were never in that category.
The Tiger Electronics brand refuses to die no matter what era of time it is currently.
Like a cockroach
Tiger Handhelds would've been decent in the 1960s, but they were really pushing it when they barely limped into the new millenium.
I really liked the handheld Virtua Cop game. It flipped open like a badge case and was played very much iirc.
I remember those. While the batteries lasted for a while, they were the most bare bones games a person could play. Keep ducking and hitting bad guys to score points, or dodge some enemies to get to the next level. These toys were what kids would play to tide themselves over during a long car ride (hopefully to a place which actually had _real_ games). I faintly remember other kids losing these at school all the time. Either that, or they would drop them, and the thing would break.
Good times, good times.
Theses were my intro to gaming as a child. I even had the r-zone. I didn't have a console till i was about 8/9 but i only had mario 64. Now i have everything i could ever want. Don't cry for me Argentina.
Honestly, I had a ton of fun with Tiger Electronics handhelds back in the day. They were my first video games I had a chance to own and play at home. My favorites were Baseball, TMNT, Mouse Maze and Mega Man 2. I will concede that the Tiger VR thing was absolutely horrible.
NOOO! NOT THE TMNT ONE! Konami had a hand in those. Tmnt even had the under water bombs level.
Bro how, these are barely playable
Yikes dude
I sincerely want an R-Zone, it looks really stupid/cool
@@scottydu81 It was terrible. A huge regret I had as a kid was wasting 10 bucks of my precious allowance money on one I found in a clearance bin at a department store.
I recently repaired my dad's LCD game from ~1980. "Circus" by Gakken. It has a Nintendo level of quality in the gameplay. It's interactive, difficult, and fun
Everyday I wake up in a cold sweat worrying that these will return. My nightmares have been realized. Hell will spread, we are all doomed
I’ll get you your blanket.
He spent $100 for this
We love you Scott ❤️❤️❤️
And he’s going to make hundreds more for it. Do you forget that he gets paid for this?
I'm not gonna lie. Part of me wants one of these for the nostalgia. The thing is, I honestly can't even remember which one I had as a kid.
Hey scott, if you havent already could you do a video on the electronic manuals of the wii U? Some of them were amazing and the wii U was one of my childhood consoles (sad I know), and I remember being obssessed with sone of the games, and seeing some of the special manuals like the mario maker one that had level design tips, as well as secret videos you could only get by using codes from the mario maker art book that came with the collectors edition, and even fun quirky animations. Hell Paper mario colour splash even had really cool and kinda sad lore. Just think talking about some of these manuals would be cool as I kinda miss having manuals to look at.
I found this video before my UA-cam notifications could even tell me.
They're kinda terrible, but.... the earlier ones, without all the licensing and gimmicks, like the generic Baseball and Football games, were actually halfway playable. I think i had Gauntlet also and it was okay. As a poor kid that was my video game for a time and I got some real enjoyment out of them.
Tiger Electronic’s Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers LCD Game is an item that will be on someone’s 2023 business write-offs.
I always kind of liked these as a kid an I imagine they were kind of like the fidget spinner of the 90s. So the thing to keep your thumbs busy line kind of rings true. I always wanted an LCD game that was keychain sized but actually fun to play for when you needed something to occupy yourself. Those keychain sized game and watches were great but eventaully some people made the Funkey S and that whole quest was finally over.
7:44 hello no backlight. I didn’t miss you.
I had the Power Rangers one when I was a kid and I played that thing until the batteries ran dry several times over. I remember loving it so much. Until I got an LCD Space Invaders keychain game and then that became my obsession.
How does scott keep making videos about nothing? Its amazing. This boy got talent.
LCD games were mid back then but sometimes it was a fun little distraction from time to time, especially if the batteries in your Gameboy died but you wanted to play something handheld lol
They’re like if Data Design made Game and Watch games, and I assume they keep selling for the same reason
I had like two to four of these when I was a kid and I honestly had my fun with them. I would mostly buy the Sonic and Jurassic Park ones just for the novelty behind them. If they were to make more of the video game licensed ones I would get those TBH.
What's next, the wrist games?
I hope, really
64 bits
Tiger Electronics are in landfills everywhere.
I loved playing these on the bus on the way home from elementary school. Honestly they were a great distraction.
Nostalgia brings everything back eventually, no matter if it's good or bad.
Finally, the definitive version of Sonic 3!
They need to bring back the original LCD GAME AND WATCH SERIES.
I love how you can see how confused Scott is in the reflection
I dont think you get it.
There not the best, but when your in a car with the family for hours, before everyone had smartphones, man it was pretty sweet.
Scott is gonna take us back to the past 🤯
Wait, they're back?!! When we think something is exctinct they appear again. I'm waiting to walk around and see a dinossaur, roaming around as it never left.
8:18 Never thought I'd hear Scott the Woz say "bro," bit of a jumpscare there.
We all knew it was only a matter of time we had to go here.
I would question anyone who has genuine nostalgia for these
The difference between Tiger and Game and Watch is that Game and Watch had dignity
I love how you can see Scott's confusion in the reflection of the Spider-Man one lmao
I recommend getting a better power drill if you’re using that red and black one for anything on your house. I personally use Dewalt drills at my job (HVAC installer) but I’m switching to the Milwaukee brand of drills when I have the money
I had lots of these tiger LCD games.
I used to have:
Pinball
Bowling
Altered beast
Pit fighter
Golden axe
I dunno man. As a SNES kid, Sonic on Tiger Electronics was my only Sonic game. I have fond memories of it.
How the hell are these things surviving in the switch era. I thought the GBA and DS killed them.
people arent buying these to have fun, they're buying them because they had one as a kid.
IMHO Zelda Game&Watch (the original one with 2 screens) is the closest LCD games ever got to be like a console game. 8 dungeons (although really it's just 4, but with different speeds), items, alternate routes, boss battles... Link even threw knives when his life was maxed out. It was pushing the limits of what an LCD game could do
Also one of only two (if my memory serves me correct) Game & Watches you can actually beat, the other being Climber I think.
@@toypop96 not only that, you could loop with faster speed everytime and you could go beyond 99999 points (a sword appeared above the health if you managed to do that). It would get to a point where enemies and projectiles moved so fast the LCD refresh couldn't keep up with the speed and you just couldn't seen what was moving and had to play by sound.
We need the Angry Video Game Nerd on this
Tiger Electronics really embracing their calculator heritage with the +[__]= design
These are kind of nostalgic for me. I had a street fighter 2 one that I would play in the car with my mom when I was a kid.
Tiger Electronics™ - Now with Scott's face all over the screen!
I had that Sonic 3 one back in the 90s. Seeing my young nephew open a Christmas present last year and it's the same exact thing was like when Sarah Connor first saw the T-800 in T2
I have a lot of fond memories with LCD games, primarily the ones that came in kids meals from mcdonalds or kfc, and my dad’s old popeye game & watch. But like stated in the video those games were incredibly simple and that’s where a lot of the appeal came from for me, like the two lcd games I had that I miss dearly was my spyro themed game from mcdonalds and my tennis game from KFC
I actually used to own Tank Attack 1998, which was a completely different game from the earlier Tiger Electronic Games named Tank Attack. It functioned more like the original NES Legend of Zelda but was still an LCD game. It was actually a good Tiger Electronics Game to be honest. You could memorize where powerups where, boss locations, etc, and it saved your progress.
Sadly it seems to be a very rare Tiger Electronics Game and you can not find it for sale anywhere. The one time I did see it for sale on amazon I so regret not buying it. I for the love of me can not find mine, so I'm assuming I pitched it at one time without realizing the significance of it. "Tiger Tank Attack Handheld LCD Game 1998 Model: 67-031"
Seeing the rubber buttons bitten off the double dragon one was a real hit of nostalgia. I always chewed those off! Lol glad I wasn’t alone!
I used to love trying to figure these games out. I had the Street Fighter II as a kid and we had a really bad snow storm that knocked power out for over 24 hours. So all I had to play was SFII, by the end of the outage I understood everything about the game.
Thrilling gameplay featuring warbling reflection of Scott's face.
Sitting here trying to remember which one I had and Scott breaks out. Minutes of my life spent twiddling my thumbs on the mighty morphing and Mortal Kombat.
Till this day the only mortal Kombat I've ever actually played.
I had a 2005 Technosource Teen Titans LCD game. I mostly played it when my parents grounded me and had forgotten about it.
That awkward moment when a McDonald's Happy Meal LCD screen game held my attention more than most Tiger Electronics games.
YOU sir have won the internet today!
Like James said "They like cockroaches" This piece of electronic junk keeps popping up again and again, they never go away
As a Transformers and Game & Watch collector, the TF Tiger was a must have for me. It's pretty fun. Probably the best of these reissues.
You have to drive the road as Optimus in truck mode until you meet a Decepticon so you transform and shoot them. You have to dodge the bullets and you can call an Autobot to help you. You have a lifebar and you get HP by collecting power while driving in truck mode. You have to get to the end of the road and there you go.
It's fun. I liked it!
I had the Batman 89, Sonic 3 & Street Fighter Tiger games
(Meanwhile, in the 1990s...)
Mother: Happy birthday [Kid name here]. Here's your present
Kid: Yay mom, you bought me a Game Boy? Or even the Game Gear? That one has color
Mother: Son, we bought you something different than a Game Boy and a Game Gear
Kid: **Opens the present** ... A Tiger Electronics Game?
Mother: Do you like it?
Kid: ... YOU BOUGHT ME A SONIC 3 TIGER ELECTRONICS GAME? BUT I WANTED A GAME GEAR!
Mother: Sweetie, those are so expensive that even the games are expensive. We bought you a Tiger Electronic Game because we don't have enough money for a Sega Game Gear
Kid: Okay, I'll use the Tiger Electronic Game
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I actually enjoyed playing these when I was a kid. I had Jurassic Park and Mighty Morphin Power Rangers & I still have them. Last year I got X-MEN plus I also had some that wasn't made from Tiger Electronics
Honestly, I was more interested looking at Scott's face than the Spider-Man game.
It's back like a cold sore
great my childhood is here to haunt me 😮
Thanks for making this video, this is the topic I voted for in the episode ballot
You stripped the hell out of that screw. Don't use a power drill for that...
I found the Jurassic Park one at a Ross, and i got it for my birthday. It wasn't bad, but it definitely wants to do more than the hardware can allow. You have to make it to the end of the level while avoiding dinos and obstacles, and you do that for 4 levels until you get to the fuse box. I made it to level 4, but I lost my last life there. I really wish these things were backlit, and some sprites like to hide in the corners. I think Game and Watch was more memorable because thye kept things more simple and easy to understand.
oh my gosh i forgot about these they look so cool
doesn't mean they don't suck though
Calling Tiger Games video games is like turning off and turning on a lamp and calling it a video game.
At best these are a neat little novelty to have to remember the good old of your youth when literally anything Impressed you .
Nah..
@@The_X-PO_Center yah
Totally worth them back in the day, they looked nice and less stress when playing on the vacation/beach/school/you name it. They kept my Game Boy and my Game Gear safe :)
I remember having a Guitar Hero LCD game. Yeah, that exists.
As someone who plays magic the gathering and D&D, two other things owned by hasbro, it really doesn’t surprise me to hear they did this. When Scott said these things were by Hasbro, I rolled my eyes so hard they fell out. Thank god for talk to text, but could someone please help me find my eyes, I think they’re under the couch?
As a kid I had a Tiger Electronics Baseball from 1987 and it might have been the best they ever made. You had to time your button presses to hit the ball, and on defense move your players to catch hit balls.