Microvision

"A whole library of fun and games at your fingertips!"
The Microvision is a early handheld console made by Milton Bradley, notable for being the very first handheld to use cartridges. The cartridges were actually the frontal part of the console, and each one came with it's own LCD screen, processor and set of buttons. Unfortunately it didn't receive much support and was prone to failures, so despite a relative success it died fast, just before the Great Crash. Only twelve games were ever made for it.
==The list==
Box Art	Title 	Genre 	Description
 	Baseball 	Sports 	Simple baseball simulator, great fun with a friend!
 	Block Buster	Breakout 	The Microvision's pack-in game, Block Buster is a simple but nice Breakout clone.
 	Bowling 	Bowling 	Surprisingly addictive, the ball moves along the bottom and you must hit the button in the right time to throw the ball and hit the pins.
 	Mind Buster 	Puzzle 	This game has two modes, Rings and Light's Out. On Rings you have to surround the black squares, while on Light's Out you have to eliminate them. Try doing these in the fewest moves possible.
 	Sea Duel 	Turn-Based Strategy	Would you believe it, a strategy game for such an early handheld? You choose between a ship or sub and must destroy your opponent by plotting the firing and movement patterns.
==Videos==
Retro Console Living Room Presents Reviews of Every Microvision Game Ever!
Category:Second Generation
Category:Milton Bradley
Category:Handheld