Plug & Play Games

Plug & Play games are a microconsole that plays games by plugging the console into the TV.

History
As early as the Mid-90's, game consoles where starting to get expensive, so companies decided to make a cheap console that can be plugged in easily to the TV, early examples of Plug & Play games are "ToyMax Activison 10-in-1", which compiled some of Activison's old Atari 2600 games, if not most of the plug & play consoles where re-skins of already existing games, companies like Jakks Pacific picked up the trend with companies joining like Nickelodeon, this continued through out the 2000's, with them creating new or older games with a new coat of paint. At-Games and Sega collaborated on a "Classic Genesis" in the 2010's, this was before the official release in 2019, At-Games also collaborated with Atari.

Licenses
Here are some licenses that did the Plug & Plays.


 * Sega
 * Atari
 * Nickleodeon
 * Lucus Films

Trivia

 * These are easy to get in Pharmacy's.
 * Most of the early plug and plays where Atari 2600 games, while later down the line had more original games.