Collection: Sega Game Gear

The Game Gear, the color handheld that rivaled the Game Boy, offered an ambitious experience that focused on power and boldness.

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  • The Lion King (Sega Game Gear)

    The Lion King (Sega Game Gear)

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  • F-15 Strike Eagle (Sega Game Gear)

    F-15 Strike Eagle (Sega Game Gear)

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  • Jurassic Park (Sega Game Gear)

    Jurassic Park (Sega Game Gear)

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  • Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (Sega Game Gear)

    Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (Sega Game Gear)

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  • World Series Baseball 95 (Sega Game Gear)

    World Series Baseball 95 (Sega Game Gear)

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  • World Series Baseball (Sega Game Gear)

    World Series Baseball (Sega Game Gear)

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  • Columns (Sega Game Gear)

    Columns (Sega Game Gear)

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Launched in 1990, the Game Gear was Sega's answer to the dominance of Nintendo's Game Boy. With its backlit color screen and controller-like feel, it offered a unique portable experience. It hosted landmark games like Sonic the Hedgehog, Shinobi, Columns, and Mortal Kombat. Although its limited battery life and high price hampered its massive success, the Game Gear remains a cult console that reflects Sega's bold move into the world of portable gaming.