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I used to play the Mattel football games where the defense was 3 lineman, a linebacker, and a DB.
I also used to play a game called Zingo, which was somewhat like tetris, but much simpler.
But my favorite "blip" game was my Space Invaders game. I still have it, and it still works. I had it in the 5th grade in 1980!
Maybe one day these games can be tracked in the database.
My current collection of HandHelds:
1 ea. Atari Lynx II, Working, Cond 9
1 ea. Nintendo Gameboy (B/W), Working, Cond 8
1 ea. Mattel Electronics Football II (1978), #1050-0320, Working, Cond 8
2 ea. Mattel Electronics Football I (2000), #3200CL, Working, Cond 10
1 ea. MGA Entertainment Ms. Pacman (2001), Working, Cond 10
1 ea. MGA Entertainment Pacman (2001), Working, Cond 10
1 ea. Mattel Electronics Classic Baseball (2001), #0252CL, Working, Cond 10
1 ea. Hasbro Frogger (1998), Working, Cond 9
1 ea. MGA Entertainment Pinball (1999), Working, Cond 10
1 ea. MGA Entertainment Solitaire (1999), Working, Cond 10
1 ea. MGA Entertainment Centipede (1999), Working, Cond 10
1 ea. MGA Entertainment Checkers (1999), Working, Cond 10
1 ea. MGA Entertainment Tic-Tac-Toe (1999), Working, Cond 10
1 ea. MGA Entertainment Car Racing (1999), Working, Cond 10
1 ea. MGA Entertainment Blockade (1999), Working, Cond 10
1 ea. MGA Entertainment Super Breakout (1998), Working, Cond 10
1 ea. MGA Entertainment Space Invaders (1998), Working, Cond 10
1 ea. MGA Entertainment Missile Command (1997), Working, Cond 10
1 ea. Nintendo Mini Classic Donkey Kong Jr. (1997), Working, Cond 10
If anyone is interested in playing these old handhelds on your computer, check out Peter Hirschberg's site at:
http://www.peterhirschberg.com/handheld/ledhead/
This simulator has, built-in:
Armor Battle
Auto Race
Baseball
Basketball
Football
Football II
Hockey
Hockey (Canadian)
Ski Slalom
Soccer
Space Alert
Sub Chase
My current collection of HandHelds:
1 ea. Atari Lynx II, Working, Cond 9
1 ea. Nintendo Gameboy (B/W), Working, Cond 8
1 ea. Mattel Electronics Football II (1978), #1050-0320, Working, Cond 8
2 ea. Mattel Electronics Football I (2000), #3200CL, Working, Cond 10
1 ea. MGA Entertainment Ms. Pacman (2001), Working, Cond 10
1 ea. MGA Entertainment Pacman (2001), Working, Cond 10
1 ea. Mattel Electronics Classic Baseball (2001), #0252CL, Working, Cond 10
1 ea. Hasbro Frogger (1998), Working, Cond 9
1 ea. MGA Entertainment Pinball (1999), Working, Cond 10
1 ea. MGA Entertainment Solitaire (1999), Working, Cond 10
1 ea. MGA Entertainment Centipede (1999), Working, Cond 10
1 ea. MGA Entertainment Checkers (1999), Working, Cond 10
1 ea. MGA Entertainment Tic-Tac-Toe (1999), Working, Cond 10
1 ea. MGA Entertainment Car Racing (1999), Working, Cond 10
1 ea. MGA Entertainment Blockade (1999), Working, Cond 10
1 ea. MGA Entertainment Super Breakout (1998), Working, Cond 10
1 ea. MGA Entertainment Space Invaders (1998), Working, Cond 10
1 ea. MGA Entertainment Missile Command (1997), Working, Cond 10
1 ea. Nintendo Mini Classic Donkey Kong Jr. (1997), Working, Cond 10
1 ea. Nintendo Gameboy Advanced SP (2003), Working, Cond 10
1 ea. MGA Entertainment Pacman LCD Pen (2003), Working, Cond 10
I found another great site for Handheld/Tabletop simulators:
http://www.handheld.remakes.org/
I found this since I was having so much trouble getting simuls from Madrigals site which is located at:
http://madrigal.retrogames.com/
I still have my Mattel Electronics Baseball from 1978. It still looks good & works perfectly. I guess that was my first video game :)