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1989 RARE Grandstand Talking Tennis LCD tabletop game.

 

Genuine Unsold Shop Stock. Whilst testing this game we found it to not be working properly, though it did play find momentarily. It is however, in perfect physical condition, 10/10. The outer box is also beautiful, just very light shelf wear, 10/10 with all inner packaging. An Amazing Example!

 

LCD Electronic games became popular between 1980 and 1987. They use liquid crystal to display black graphics against a grey background, although many variations of this kind of display exist in both handheld and tabletop form, including clear screens, colour displays and multi-screen games. Nintendo may have set the benchmark with their legendary Game & Watch games, but there are 100s of other fantastic LCD games from the era just waiting to be discovered. Today LCD games are highly prized, with some rare handheld games fetching considerable sums.