Why Sega's Game Gear Didn’t Succeed Like Nintendo's Game Boy

Sega’s Game Gear had promise compared to Nintendo’s Game Boy: Top-quality graphics, colorful screens, and slick marketing. Yet…The Game Boy sold more than 118 million units. The Game Gear barely moved more than ten million. This begs the question: Why? What happened? Was it the non-existent battery power? The power game library? The lack of third-party support? Sega’s strategic blunders? In a word: Yes. Here’s the story on why Sega’s Game Gear never achieved the same levels of success as Nintendo’s Game Boy, despite its potential. -- Like what you watched? Check out the channel page to subscribe and find more great videos:    / @almostsomething   If you enjoyed this video, you clearly love video game history! If that's the case, make sure to check out our Amazon store: https://www.amazon.com/shop/almostsom... I use many of these books to create the content for these videos, and if you buy a book from the storefront here, I'll get a small commission. -- #videogames #videogamehistory #sega #nintendo #gameboy #gamegear