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The Handheld Museum: A tribute to the early history of handheld gaming
Aug 30, 2008
Actronics Cosmic Free Fire (1983, VFD, 4 C batteries, Model# 3301)
Licensed game from Hanzawa, plays like Super Cobra.
Was also sold by CGL as Cosmic Free Fire and Cosmic Scramble, Lansay as Super Cobra 2 and by Ludotronic as Raid Cosmique.
** The only reason I included this--other than its relative obscurity--is that you can see the LEDs and display layout. Reminding us how "static" the gameplay back then really was.
Credit: Drew McBee/Tech Republic
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