The VG Pocket by Pelican Accessories is Pelican's first stand-alone game console, introduced in 2005. This game console is a handheld device containing 50 games and is advertised as an "arcade in your pocket". It has a 2.5" backlit color LCD for brilliant color graphics. It is capable of being displayed on a TV or external monitor.
This product contains cloned versions of existing games.
List of games on unit[ | ]
Action[ | ]
- Get it Right
- Lawn Gems
- Road Works
- Smash Ball
Racing[ | ]
- Bandit Racer
- Motor Rally
- Road Ace
- Road Race (clone of Bump N Jump)
Shooting[ | ]
- Air War
- Earth's Starfighter (clone of Xevious)
- Quick Shot (clone of Space Invaders)
- Sky Fighter
- Space Shooter
- Sub Hunter (clone of Battleship)
Sports[ | ]
- Bulls-eye (archery game, stolen from Konami's Hyper Sports)
- Free Throws (basketball game)
- Surfs Up
- Target Shoot (partial clone of Missile Command)
Wits[ | ]
- Bird Craze
- Bird Droppings
- Bounce (clone of Pong)
- Butterfly Catch
- Chuck Holes (clone of Heartlight)
- Dragon's Tail (clone of Nibbles)
- Drop and Stock (similar to Wario's Woods)
- Fire Fight
- Flying Fish (Mini-game stolen from the NES game Panic Restaurant)
- Fungi
- Globs
- Go Ball
- Go Bang (clone of Pente or Go)
- Grow and Mow
- Jewels (clone of Magic Jewelry
- Matching Diamonds
- Fun Moves
- Paddle Ball
- Paint
- Patch'n Go
- Pipelines
- Pool Pro
- Rainbows
- Ricochet (clone of Arkanoid or Breakout)
- River Racing
- Sea Destroyer
- Sky Mission
- Smart Monkey
- Spin Ball
- Wake the Baby
External links[ | ]
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