Pokémon Mini

The Pokémon Mini is a piece of hardware that featured only 10 games. The hardware looked much like a tamagotchi and had simple button controls, a built-in Tilt Sensor, Shock Feedback, and more. The little gadget sold more than expected. Pokemon Channel includes an in-game Pokémon Mini. Most of the games are from its existing library, though there is one new game, entitled Snorlax's Lunchtime.

Games

Nintendo consoles
Home consoles	Color TV Game 6 (1977) \| Color TV Game 15 (1978) \| Color TV Racing 112 (1978) \| Color TV Game Block Breaker (1979) \| Computer TV Game (1980) \| C1 Nintendo Entertainment System TV (1983) \| Famicom (1983) \| Sharp Nintendo Television (1983) \| Super Famicom (1990) \| SF-1 Super Nintendo Entertainment System TV (1990) \| Nintendo Entertainment System (Model NES-101) (1993) \| AV Famicom (1993) \| Nintendo 64 (1996) \| Super Nintendo Entertainment System 2 (1997) \| Super Famicom Jr. (1998) \| Nintendo GameCube (2001) \| Panasonic Q (2001) \| IQue Player (2003) \| Wii (2006) \| Wii U (2012)
Game Boy line	Game Boy (1989) \| Super Game Boy (1994) \| Game Boy Pocket (1996) \| Game Boy Light (1998) \| Super Game Boy 2 (1998) \| Game Boy Color (1998) \| Game Boy Advance (2001) \| Game Boy Advance SP (2003) \| Game Boy Advance SP Mark II (2005)\| Game Boy Micro (2005)
Nintendo DS/Nintendo 3DS line	Nintendo DS (2004) \| Nintendo DS Lite (2006) \| Nintendo DSi (2008) \| Nintendo DSi XL (2009) \| Nintendo 3DS (2011) \| Nintendo 3DS XL (2012) \| Nintendo 2DS (2013) \| New Nintendo 3DS (2015) \| New Nintendo 3DS XL (2015) \| New Nintendo 2DS XL (2017)
Nintendo Switch line	Nintendo Switch (2017) \| Nintendo Switch Lite (2019)
Other handhelds	Game & Watch (1980-1991) \| Virtual Boy (1995) \| Pokémon Mini (2001)
Add-ons	Family Computer Disk System (1986) \| Satellaview (1993) \| Super Nintendo Entertainment System CD (Canceled 1997) \| 64DD (1999) \| Game Boy Player (2003) \| Panasonic Q Game Boy Player (2003)
Other products	Arcade games \| Mobile games

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