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I remember the first time I saw a Gameboy, I pinched myself twice; I couldn't believe my eyes. I was in awe of its simple design and small size (It wasn't exactly small as per today's standards.) The games were brilliant and very engaging, but it was the concept of portable gaming that really intrigued me. I would like to brief you guys on a few of the handheld consoles that were available in the years gone by.
Nintendo Gameboy
The first commercial success in the World of Handheld gaming, the Nintendo GB sure did set standards for future. The system was small, light, inexpensive, and durable, as well as had a varied, recognizable library of games. The top-selling game for the GameBoy model was Tetris, selling about 3 million copies. Tetris was packaged with the GameBoy, and often, consumers were buying the GameBoy so as to play Tetris.

The success of the GameBoy is exhibited in one way by its expansive and successful line of consoles. For instance, the GameBoy Color and GameBoy Advance have respectively reached worldwide sales figures of 49 million and 75 million. The original GameBoy sold roughly 70 million units worldwide. Next, I shall discuss the Nintendo Line-up after the success of GB.
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