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Tronica LCD Handheld Games Collection – Air Sea War, Sea Battle, Formula 1 & Motorcycles Racing | Vintage Electronic Games
Discover the iconic Tronica LCD handheld series. A collection of vintage electronic games inspired by the golden era of LCD gaming, perfect for retro gaming enthusiasts and serious collectors.
€90.00
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Relive the golden age of portable electronic gaming with this fantastic Tronica LCD Handheld Games Collection. Inspired by the legendary LCD handhelds of the 1980s, these vintage electronic games have become increasingly sought after by collectors of retro technology and classic handheld consoles.
This collection includes four iconic Tronica titles:
Air Sea War
Sea Battle (SB-33)
Formula 1 (CR-45)
Motorcycles Racing (MT-48)
Each handheld features the unmistakable oversized Tronica design, responsive controls, authentic LCD gameplay, built-in sound effects and colorful artwork that perfectly captures the charm of the classic handheld gaming era.
The collection shown includes the original retail boxes with matching artwork, inner trays and instruction manuals, making these highly desirable examples for display or collection.
Features
Original Tronica LCD handheld electronic games
Four classic game variations
Vintage LCD display
Built-in sound effects
Large speaker design
Original printed artwork
Collector-grade presentation
Original boxes included
Inner trays and manuals included
Requires 2 × AA batteries (not included)
Perfect For
Tronica collectors
Vintage LCD game collectors
Retro gaming enthusiasts
Game & Watch style collections
Electronic toy collections
1980s toy collectors
Handheld console collectors
Display collections
Nostalgic gaming fans
Condition
Excellent collector condition.
Original packaging with attractive graphics, making these ideal display pieces for any retro gaming collection.
Please refer to the photographs for the exact cosmetic condition of each item.
Why Collect Tronica?
Although inspired by the famous LCD handheld boom of the 1980s, Tronica developed its own identity with distinctive industrial design, vibrant artwork and unique game variations. Today, original Tronica handhelds are becoming increasingly difficult to find complete with their original packaging, making them highly desirable among collectors worldwide.