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Over the years, Tiger has come out with a great number of handheld electronic toys. Tiger is especially known for their series of LCD games. The items listed below are all made by Tiger and are not any sort of 'system' when you talk about videogames, nor are they anything really significant, but I have decided to include them anyhow. Enjoy!
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Copy Cat Junior was made in 1995 by Tiger Electronics. It is a small handheld Simon clone. Copy Cat Jr. takes 2 AA batteries. 1995, Rating 3.0V=(DC)0.0675W, 2xAA # 92-004 |
Lights Out was made in 1995 by Tiger Electronics and took 3 AA batteries to run. The object was to get all of the lights to shut off. The 'lights' are the purple tabs that turn red when in game play. 1995, Rating: 4.5V= (DC) 0.42W 3xAA |
Tiger
Electronics made the Interactive Yoda in 1999-2000. He came
with a light saber and reacted to movement, light, and sound
by talking. He is basically a higher priced Furby. He originally
sold for $49.99. Made for Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom
Menace
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| Jurassic Park; One of the Tiger LCD Pocket games that was very popular in the late 1980's and 1990's. |
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