The Sega Saturn's controller had two distinct parts that could be detached and used independently, a design choice that proved confusing to many consumers. elaborate
The Atari Lynx had a backlit screen, making it the first handheld gaming console with that feature. elaborate
The Nintendo 3DS has a "sleep mode" that allows it to continue downloading games and updates even when the system is closed. elaborate
The PlayStation Vita's OLED screen on the original model was considered by many to be superior to the LCD screens found in later models and other handhelds of the time. elaborate
The Sega Game Gear's screen, while colorful, used significantly more power than other handhelds of its time, leading to notoriously poor battery life. elaborate
The Nintendo Switch's Joy-Con controllers can be used as standalone controllers, even when detached from the console. elaborate