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Milton Bradley Microvision (4952-16 1)

Left, the Microvision with game cover, Right, a nude Microvision

In 1979 Milton Bradley released the first 'real' handheld video game system. It was the first handheld to feature changable games. Blockbuster was the pack in cardtridge with the system. The system had a LED screen and delicate buttons that could be damaged easily because of fingernails. The system runs off of a 9 volt battery.

Sample Microvision cart with packaging.
Static Shield instructions

 
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