Game.com Games

Released by Tiger Electronics in 1997, the Game.com was one of the first handhelds built for more than just gaming, featuring a touchscreen, stylus input, and early internet connectivity through a dial-up modem add-on. It hosted notable licensed titles like Resident Evil 2, Duke Nukem 3D, Mortal Kombat Trilogy, and Sonic Jam, aiming to bring mature console experiences into portable form. Despite hardware limits and a brief lifespan, Game.com remains a fascinating artifact of handheld evolution—an ambitious, collectible snapshot of experimental 90s tech.