Pocket Player

Pocket Player
Designer	DreamGEAR
Manufacturer	DreamGEAR
CPU	NES: 1.79MHz 2A03 clone Genesis: 7.6 MHz 68000 clone
Graphics	NES: RP2C02 clone Genesis: 13.4 MHz YM7101 clone
Memory	NES: 2 KB main, 2 KB video Genesis: 64 KB main, 64 KB video
Media	built-in media
Released	Pac-Man WW: October 24, 2018 Dig Dug WW: August 2, 2019 Galaga WW: August 2, 2019 Ms. Pac-Man WW: August 2, 2019 Bubble Bobble WW:October 29, 2019 Don Doko Don WW: January 6, 2020 Bases Loaded WW: March 20, 2020 Contra WW: September 4, 2020
Added to Museum	Bases Loaded: October 2, 2021 Don Doko Don: October 3, 2021 Galaga: October 4, 2021 Bubble Bobble: October 6, 2021 Pac-Man: October 20, 2021 Ms. Pac-Man: October 20, 2021 Contra: October 22, 2021 Dig Dug: April 5, 2022

Pocket Player was a series of small dedicated handheld consoles by DreamGEAR under the My Arcade brand name.

Specifications

Most Pocket Player systems run on a Nintendo Entertainment System clone chip.

However, the Pac-Man Pocket Player system runs on a Radica Sega Genesis clone chip.

In addition, the Contra Pocket Player runs the original arcade versions of the included games.

All Pocket Player systems contain a small joystick. The buttons vary depending on the games present.

Each console outputs video to a small screen and audio through a speaker and each runs off from three AAA batteries.

Games included in Pocket Player

Each system version included licensed games from various companies.

All-Star Stadium (originally known as Bases Loaded)

It included seven officially licensed Nintendo Entertainment System games.

Title	Developer	Released	Notes
Bases Loaded	Jaleco Tose	1988
Bases Loaded II: Second Season	Tose	1990
Bases Loaded 3	Tose	1991
Bases Loaded 4	Tose	1993
Goal!	Tose	1989
Hoops	Aicom	1989
Racket Attack	Tose	1988

Bubble Bobble

It included three officially licensed Nintendo Entertainment System games.

Title	Developer	Released	Notes
Bubble Bobble	Taito	1987
Bubble Bobble Part 2	Taito	1993
Rainbow Islands: The Story of Bubble Bobble 2	Taito	1988

Contra

It included two officially licensed arcade games.

Title	Developer	Released	Notes
Contra	Konami	1987
Super Contra	Konami	1989

Dig Dug

It included three officially licensed Nintendo Entertainment System games.

Title	Developer	Released	Notes
Dig Dug	Namcot	1985
Dig Dug II	Namcot	1985
The Tower of Druaga	Namcot	1986

Don Doko Don

It included three officially licensed Family Computer games.

Title	Developer	Released	Notes
Chack'n Pop	Taito	1985
Don Doko Don	Taito	1990
Don Doko Don 2	Natsume	1992

Galaga

It included three officially licensed Family Computer games.

Title	Developer	Released	Notes
Galaga	Namcot	1985
Galaxian	Namcot	1984
Xevious	Namcot	1984

Ms. Pac-Man

It included three officially licensed Nintendo Entertainment System games.

Title	Developer	Released	Notes
Mappy	Namcot	1984
Ms. Pac-Man	Namcot	1988
Sky Kid	Namcot	1987

Pac-Man

It included three officially licensed Sega Genesis games.

Title	Developer	Released	Notes
Pac-Man	Namco	2018	Not previously officially released for Genesis.
Pac-Mania	Namco	1991
Pac-Panic	Namco Hometek	1993