Milton Bradley Microvision Hardware & Games - Joe Goes Retro
24This time around I'm talking about the very first handheld game system with interchangeable games, the Milton Bradley Microvision. Which first came out in 1979, a full 10 years before the Nintendo Game Boy.
I own the complete US library of games for the Microvision and a pair of European releases, including a copy of Super Blockbuster. Here, I talk about the system and give an overview of all of its games.
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