The Atari Lynx had a backlit screen, making it the first handheld gaming console with that feature. elaborate
The SNES Classic Edition's controller ports are actually functional, even though the console only uses one controller at a time. You can plug in a second controller, but it won't work in-game unless the game specifically supports two players. elaborate
The GameCube's controller was designed to be small and comfortable for children, a significant departure from the larger, more adult-oriented controllers of its time. elaborate
The PSP's UMD (Universal Media Disc) was designed to be easily scratched, leading to many players experiencing issues with their games. 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