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The '''''Gamate''''' is a handheld console released in 1990 by Bit Corporation. The Gamate was made to compete with other handhelds such as Nintendo's Gameboy, Sega's Game Gear, Atari's Lynx, & Watara's Supervision. Initially released in Taiwan, & China, the latter being where it was known as the Super Boy, it was eventually released in several other countries, including the United States, Italy, Mexico, United Kingdom, Germany, & Switzerland. Later on in 1993, the Gamate was handed over to UMC, seemingly around the time Bit Corp. went bankrupt. Once UMC took over operation, support outside of China became very limited as they seemingly exclusively went for the Chinese market at the time.<ref>Gamate: Other Companies</ref>
The '''Gamate''' is a handheld console released in 1990 by Bit Corporation. The Gamate was made to compete with other handhelds such as Nintendo's Gameboy, Sega's Game Gear, Atari's Lynx, and Watara's Supervision. Initially released in Taiwan, and China, the latter being where it was known as the Super Boy, it was eventually released in several other countries, including the United States, Italy, Mexico, United Kingdom, Germany, and Switzerland. Later on in 1993, the Gamate was handed over to UMC, seemingly around the time Bit Corp. went bankrupt. Once UMC took over operation, support outside of China became very limited as they seemingly exclusively went for the Chinese market at the time.<ref>[http://fuji.drillspirits.net/gamate/company/ Gamate: Other Companies] Retrieved 05 Dec '20</ref>


[https://archive.org/details/58GamateROMsGamateBIOSAbout more than 60 games are known to have been released on the system, but not all of them have been preserved, some of the launch titles being clones of other games rushed out to get a sizeable library.] Supposedly, there was a second generation version as well as a color version. However though, the existence of those versions have yet to be confirmed.<ref>Gamate: Hardware</ref>
[https://archive.org/details/58GamateROMsGamateBIOSAbout more than 60 games are known to have been released on the system, but not all of them have been preserved, some of the launch titles being clones of other games rushed out to get a sizeable library.] Supposedly, there was a second generation version as well as a color version. However though, the existence of those versions have yet to be confirmed.<ref>[http://fuji.drillspirits.net/gamate/hardware/ Gamate: Hardware] Retrieved 05 Dec '20</ref>


===List of Games===
===List of Games===

Revision as of 20:38, 6 December 2020

Gamateadscan.jpg

An advertisement for the Gamate shown in the United States.

Status: Partially Lost

The Gamate is a handheld console released in 1990 by Bit Corporation. The Gamate was made to compete with other handhelds such as Nintendo's Gameboy, Sega's Game Gear, Atari's Lynx, and Watara's Supervision. Initially released in Taiwan, and China, the latter being where it was known as the Super Boy, it was eventually released in several other countries, including the United States, Italy, Mexico, United Kingdom, Germany, and Switzerland. Later on in 1993, the Gamate was handed over to UMC, seemingly around the time Bit Corp. went bankrupt. Once UMC took over operation, support outside of China became very limited as they seemingly exclusively went for the Chinese market at the time.[1]

more than 60 games are known to have been released on the system, but not all of them have been preserved, some of the launch titles being clones of other games rushed out to get a sizeable library. Supposedly, there was a second generation version as well as a color version. However though, the existence of those versions have yet to be confirmed.[2]

List of Games

ID Number Game Title Status
C???? 2nd Space Existence Unconfirmed
C1401 4-In-1 Found
C???? Alice In Wonderland Existence Unconfirmed
C1020 Bad Bud Chou Chu's Adventure Lost
C???? Ball Storm Lost
C???? Balloon Voyage Lost
C???? Bao Qing Tan Found
C1048 Baseball(A.K.A. Super Baseball) Found
C???? Basketball Found
C1030 Beach Volleyball Lost
C1031 Bomb Blaster Found
C1043 Boom Found
C1003 Box Forum Found
C1029 Brick Blaster Found
C1010 Bump 'n Run Lost
C???? Captain Knick-Knack Existence Unconfirmed
C1032 Cosmic Fighter Found
C1001 Cube-Up Found
C1017 Devil Castle Found
C1019 Dino Ball Found
C1013 Dino Bibo Found
C???? Dinosaur Park Found
C1005 Enchanted Bricks Found
C1052 Famous 7 Found
C???? Fantasy Travel Found
C1033 Fist of Thunder Found
C1026 Flipuzzle Found
C1042 Flying Goblin Found
C1047 Fortune 'n Luck Found
C1039 Fortress of Fierceness Lost
C???? Further Adventures of Hannibal the Cat Found
C1007 Galaxy Invaders Found
C???? Golden Pyramid Found
C1056 GP Race Found
C???? Hot Hero Found
C1040 Incantational Couple Lost
C???? Insect War Found
C1025 Jackpot Lost
C1036 Jewelriss Found
C1046 Kiki Island Lost
C1015 Kill Shot Found
C1018 Kung-Fu Fighter Found
C1008 Legend of Dragon Knight Found
C???? Lu Ye Mi Zhong Lost
C1054 Magic Jigsaw Found
C1024 Marauder Found
C1038 Mars Voyage Found
C1041 Mighty Boxer Lost
C1004 Mighty Tank Found
C1006 Mini Golf Found
C1011 Money Maze Found
C1027 Monster Pitfall Found
C1021 Myth of Asamia Found
C1037 Nightmare of Santa Claus Found
C???? One Million Ways Found
C1012 Pharaoh Revenger Found
C1022 Pipemania Found
C1049 Punk Boy Found
C???? Puppet Knight Existence Unconfirmed
C???? Quiz Fighter Found
C???? Riddle of the Ancient Tomb Found
C???? Robin Hood Found
C1044 Snowman Legend Found
C???? Super Mario Bros. Existence Unconfirmed
C1034 Superboy Lost
C1023 Tennis Found
C1014 Time Warrior Found
C1009 Tornado Found
C???? Tough Guy Found
C???? Treasure Hunter Found
C1050 Unknown Game Existence Unconfirmed
C1051 Unknown Game Existence Unconfirmed
C1055 Unknown Game Existence Unconfirmed
C1057 Unknown Game Existence Unconfirmed
C1059 Unknown Game Existence Unconfirmed
C1060 Unknown Game Existence Unconfirmed
C1061 Unknown Game Existence Unconfirmed
C1062 Unknown Game Existence Unconfirmed
C1063 Unknown Game Existence Unconfirmed
C1064 Unknown Game Existence Unconfirmed
C1065 Unknown Game Existence Unconfirmed
C1066 Unknown Game Existence Unconfirmed
C1067 Unknown Game Existence Unconfirmed
K1001 Unknown Game Existence Unconfirmed
C???? Unknown Game Lost
C1028 Vindicators Found
C1016 Volcano Panic Found
C1002 Witty Apee Found
C1045 World Cup Soccer Found

References

  1. Gamate: Other Companies Retrieved 05 Dec '20
  2. Gamate: Hardware Retrieved 05 Dec '20