The Ghost of RubangB said:
Considering the one thing that defines handhelds is the fact that you can play them anywhere without being plugged into a wall, then yes, the amount of time you can stay away from an outlet is the most important performance factor. It's how the original Game Boy was the best-selling handheld without a single improvement from 1989 to 1998 (when the Game Boy Color came out). It took down every single competitor, and most of the competitors had color and far superior tech. |
Sad but true. I loved my Game Gear and its games so much... despite almost needing to be plugged into the wall via AC when played.







