Video Game Gazette
In the early 90s the handheld video game market was flying high. Several companies tried to get in on the action by producing inexpensive systems. The SuperVision was one such system. It was made by a little known company called Watara Bit Corp. Like the Nintendo GameBoy, it featured a monochrome LCD display, and two action buttons. Although it looked similar to the GameBoy, it was actually quite a bit larger. One of its more novel features was a hinge in the middle of the system that allowed you to adjust the viewing angle.
