Nintendo Pokémon mini

Summary

The Pokémon mini is Nintendo’s smallest console with interchangeable cartridges. It was released in North America in November 2001, Japan in December 2001 and Europe in March 2002. Its monochrome display has 96 × 64 pixels. It also has a vibration motor, an infrared interface for multiplayer games, a motion sensor and a clock. A single AAA battery lasts up to 60 hours. Only ten games were released in total.

One of them is the Pokémon Puzzle Collection with four puzzle variants; who solves it unlocks more than 80 Pokémon. The packaging shows with symbols which functions the game uses, including vibration motor and clock.