Game.com
handheld video game console
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Game.com
Summary
Game.com is a handheld game console model[1]. Game.com ranks in the top 9% of handheld_game_console_model entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (3,029 views/month).[2]
Key Facts
- Game.com's instance of is recorded as handheld game console model[3].
- Game.com followed R-Zone[4].
- Game.com's manufacturer is recorded as Tiger Electronics[5].
- Game.com is a type of handheld game console[6].
- Game.com is part of fifth generation of video game consoles[7].
- Game.com's Commons category is recorded as Game.com[8].
- Game.com was published on September 12, 1997[9].
- Game.com was released on 1997[10].
- Game.com's official website is recorded as http://www.game.com/gamecom/index.html[11].
- Game.com's described by source is recorded as Chicago Tribune[12].
- Game.com's described by source is recorded as Q315718[13].
- Game.com's described by source is recorded as GameSpot[14].
- Game.com's different from is recorded as Gamescom[15].
- Game.com's price is recorded as {'amount': '+69.95'}[16].
- Game.com's units sold is recorded as {'amount': '+300000'}[17].
- Game.com's discontinuation date is recorded as 2000[18].
- Game.com's P14470 is recorded as Platforms/Game_Com[19].
- Game.com's P14912 is recorded as Game.com[20].
Body
Geography
Game.com is part of fifth generation of video game consoles[7].
Designation and Status
Game.com's instance of is recorded as handheld game console model[3].
Why It Matters
Game.com ranks in the top 9% of handheld_game_console_model entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (3,029 views/month).[2] Game.com has Wikipedia articles in 13 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[21] Game.com is known by 11 alternative names across languages and contexts.[22]