Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Game Boy" in Hungarian language version.
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'One drawback to the Lynx system ...' - magyarul: A Lynx rendszer egyik hátránya a fogyasztása. 6 db AA elem kell hozzá, ami öt óra játékidőt tesz lehetővé. A Nintendo Game Boy közel 35 óra játékidőt biztosít mielőtt cserélni kellene az elemeket.
{{cite web}}: Unknown parameter |archívdátum= ignored (súgó); Unknown parameter |archívurl= ignored (súgó)While this feature is not included on the Game Boy it does provide a disadvantage—the Game Gear requires 6 AA batteries that only last up to six hours. The Nintendo Game Boy only requires 4 AA batteries and is capable of providing up to 35 hours of play.
Eventually, a peripheral called the Master System Converter was released enabling Sega Master System cartridges to be played on Game Gear… The Game Gear sold well for Sega but it did not become a phenomenon like Game Boy. In 1991 Sega sold over 500,000 units. In 1992 Sega sold 900,000 Game Gear consoles.
Game Boy and Game Boy Color's combined lifetime sales reached 118.7 million worldwide, according to Nintendo's latest annual report.
{{cite web}}: Unknown parameter |archívdátum= ignored (súgó); Unknown parameter |archívurl= ignored (súgó)The V-Blank interrupt occurs ~59.7 times a second on a regular GB and ~61.1 times a second on a Super GB (SGB).
Game Boy and Game Boy Color's combined lifetime sales reached 118.7 million worldwide, according to Nintendo's latest annual report.
{{cite web}}: Unknown parameter |archívdátum= ignored (súgó); Unknown parameter |archívurl= ignored (súgó)'One drawback to the Lynx system ...' - magyarul: A Lynx rendszer egyik hátránya a fogyasztása. 6 db AA elem kell hozzá, ami öt óra játékidőt tesz lehetővé. A Nintendo Game Boy közel 35 óra játékidőt biztosít mielőtt cserélni kellene az elemeket.
{{cite web}}: Unknown parameter |archívdátum= ignored (súgó); Unknown parameter |archívurl= ignored (súgó)The V-Blank interrupt occurs ~59.7 times a second on a regular GB and ~61.1 times a second on a Super GB (SGB).
While this feature is not included on the Game Boy it does provide a disadvantage—the Game Gear requires 6 AA batteries that only last up to six hours. The Nintendo Game Boy only requires 4 AA batteries and is capable of providing up to 35 hours of play.
Eventually, a peripheral called the Master System Converter was released enabling Sega Master System cartridges to be played on Game Gear… The Game Gear sold well for Sega but it did not become a phenomenon like Game Boy. In 1991 Sega sold over 500,000 units. In 1992 Sega sold 900,000 Game Gear consoles.