Hartung Game Master
Summary
The Game Master (also licensed as Systema 2000, Super Game, Game Plus and Game Tronic) entered the handheld market in 1990 against the already established and highly successful Game Boy. Hartung sold it in Germany, where its relatively low price helped it sell reasonably well, although nowhere near the Nintendo console. Its monochrome screen has a resolution of 64 × 64 pixels, even lower than that of the Epoch Game Pocket Computer from 1984. It therefore could not seriously challenge the leading handhelds.
Games
| Games | In the collection |
|---|---|
| Bomb Disposer | |
| Bubble Boy | Yes, original packaging |
| Car Racing | |
| Continental Galaxy | |
| Dungeon Adventure | |
| Falling Block | |
| Go Bang! | |
| Hyper Space | |
| Invader | |
| Kung Fu | Yes, original packaging |
| Move It | |
| Pin Ball | |
| S-Race | |
| Soccer (football) | |
| Space Castle | |
| Tank War | |
| Tennis | Yes, original packaging |
| Urban Champion |
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