It looks like some of the LCD segments are missing but between the two ebay listings you might be able to get a full set.

Cheers,

Graham

Once again, I do not own this machine myself, but I do have an archive.org link that has the gameplay simulated already. I can try and look for scans of the unit, instructions and box if needed.

https://archive.org/details/hh_ghalien

If you have any other questions, by all means please ask away.

Mini-bug:

I made it to the Top-10 with 2:15, but then I made 2:25, entered my name, and the new record didn't show on the board, just the old.

Then I check the Leaderboard [click on icon], and my new record shows, but not the old.

(I understand) it only shows the best record for each person, which is very interesting.

It would be cool though to have the option to see all records overall.

And also an option to see all personal records only.

Suggestions: 

▪ There could be a Retrolab button to see all the screen elements (for all handhelds). Please.

▪ Maybe the volume button could do an immediate MUTE, maybe the 'M' letter.

▪ ...Pause button (?)

Horse Race Analyzer

2 Player Baseball

Mini-Vid: Dodge City Gunfight

Electronic Baseball

Electron Blaster

Space Invader

Alien Attack

Star Hawk

Space Invader

Gun Fighters

Thief In Garden

Mario Bros

Squish

Karate Fight

Pinball

Pinball

Baseball

Football

Football

Speed Boat

Super Goal Keeper

Bomb Sweeper

Electronic Talking football

After Burner

Batman

Batman Returns

Crash dummies

Double Dare: Pie In the Pants

Double Dare: Balloon Buster

Double Dragon II

Football II

Gauntlet

Gauntlet

Hang On

Heavy Barrel

Jurassic Park

King Of The Beach

MM Power Ranger

NBA JAM

Paperboy

Street Fighter II

Sonic

World Games

World Games

Sub Wars

Road Race

Bowling

Talking Pinball Wizard

Nascar

Knight Rider

Bartman Avenger Of Evil

WWF WrestleMania

Batman

Ghostbusters II

Battlefield

Super Goal Keeper

Western Bar

Gargoyles

Aladdin

Tiny Toons Adventures

Fox's Peter Pan & The Pirates

Star Wars

Batman The Animated Series

Batman Returns

X-Men ProjectX

Batman & Robin - Tiger Barcodzz

X-Men Talking

SW Star Wars

SW The Empire Strikes Back

SW Return On The Jedi

Connect Four

Space Jam

Virtua Fighter

Hangman

Batman Forever: Double Dose Of Doom

World Cup Soccer

Pac-Man

SW Imperial Assault

Centipede

Play Action Football

MVP Baseball

All Pro Basketball

Raptor Island

Project Alien

Dirt Track Go Karting

Frogger

Tic Tac Toe

Power Ranger Galaxy Digizord

SW EP1 Jedi Hunt

Big Screen Poker

ESPN Gridion Football

Classic Football

Sonic yellow

Missile Invader

Head To Head

Poker poker

Draw Poker

Echo Piano

Jumping Boy

Lovely Angel

Inter-change-Able: Dinosaurs

4-Way Game (Joystick)

Car Racing

Basketball 

Car Racing

Tennis

Tennis

Soccer

High Way

Volley Ball

Tennis

Soccer

Casino Calculator Elec. 5-in-1

BlackJack

Also, at some point I'll be adding a Homebrew section on RetroLab with some of my own fan games I've been working on, and if I enjoy yours, I might even convert it as a RetroFab simulation for inclusion in this new collection :) 

Personally, I'm particularly enamoured with your Game & Watch conversions so a few of those would go in the video. Any others featured would be chosen based on my viewers' favourites - I'll put out a list of what's in your collection beforehand and ask people to name their favourites.

Thanks for what you do here. It's great to have as many ways as possible to keep these old memories alive, particularly as original hardware starts to falter and fail.

I've also increased the frequency of enemy fire for Level 7 (and beyond) so the chance each enemy fires is now increased from 1 in 3 (33%) to 1 in 2 (50%).

I've set the dev build to start at Level 7 for testing purposes. 

Let me know if this change should be released into production.

Translations of the games

ЭЛEKTРOНИKA = Elektronika

1. Ну Погоди ( Nu Pogodi, means Well, Just You Wait! = Wolf catches eggs )
2. Микки Маус ( Mickey Mouse = Mickey Mouse catches eggs )
3. Охота ( Fooling, hunting )
4. Цирк ( Circus )
5. Морской бой ( Sea fight )
6. Морская атака ( Sea fight/attack )
7. Космический полет ( Space flight )
8. Космические встречи ( Space meetings )
9. Исследователи космоса ( Explorers of space )
10. Повар ( a cook )
11. Тайны океана ( Ocean secrets )
12. Кот-рыболов ( Fisherman, Cat-fisherman )
13. Рыбалка ( Fish, fishing )
14. Квака-задавака ( a frog, frogling )
15. Ночные воришки ( Night burglars, a bank )
16. Хоккей ( Ice hockey )
17. Веселые футболисты ( funny football, monkey goalkeeper )
18. Автослалом ( race )
19. Космический мост ( Space bridge )
20. Часы Ритм ( Ritm watch )
21. Ниндзя ( Ninja )
22. Охотники за привидениями ( Ghostbusters )
23. Биатлон ( Biathlon )
24. Веселая арифметика ( Amusing arithmetic )
25. Избушка ( A russian hut )
26. Funny fishing ( with kazak - ucranian man )
27. полесье ( Woodland )

As a suggestion for new handhelds to be added, I found a list of manufacturers you have not included handhelds from on RetroFab. Feel free to take a look at these

https://www.handheldmuseum.com/Popy/index.html

https://www.handheldmuseum.com/Tandy/index.html

Radio shack stuff on the second line

:)

I can't overstate how much I am glad that these simulations exist because they are everything I ever wanted, and more!

I wanted to suggest the following:

A DS game called "Last Window: The Secret of Cape West", has a G&W minigame called Pinkie Rabbit Land.  I think it can be recreated by using the Crab Grab simulation due to both of them having the same controls and similar button layout.

I have the sprites of the game, which are as follows:

But I did not do much of research regarding the game's logic. I could film some footage of me breezing through with a score as high as possible.Here's some video available from someone else:

What do you think?

In Diamonds Hunt, on real hardware, when you hold right or left while jumping, the character will go to the held on direction at the very moment he lands back, in your simulation, he doesn't move at all after landing back unless you press a direction again.

Also, in the grotto, I noticed the snake can kill you, which is not possible on real hardware while you are in the grotto.

Would it be possible to fix these inaccuracies?
Thanks for your amazing work by the way!

Thanks for the feedback Warper74. I always appreciate any feedback that helps improve the accuracy of these simulations.

I've made these changes in a test build for you to try out. Let me know if it behaves like the real hardware.

The timing is a bit off in Tropical Fish, in game B.

At times, when two fishes, are about to drop at almost the same time, and you catch one of them, you don't have any time at all to catch the other one, as it drops to the floor, almost at the same time, as you catch the other one. This happens when the game speeds up. On the original game, you still get enough time to catch the other one. 

And also, in Climber, as an example, if you jump up to a level, on the left or right side of the screen, and wait, the brick monsters should always show up, on the other side of the screen. In this emulated version, they often show up right behind you instead.

Came across this game. It's Game & watch like, but have never seen it before.

Couldn't find much about it, but seems like fun to play.

Hope you're interested.

Regards, Joeri

Your Retrofab simulations are really amazing! Here is a suggestion for 3 games (all based on the Lupin III franchise) to be emulated!

I found 2 manuals for 2 Epoch Pocket Digi-Com games based on the Lupin III Part III TV series on Archive.org. Both of these manuals are in Japanese (a language that I don't speak nor read), but I was able to make a guess of the gameplay of these games.

In the first one, Lupin must defeat/avoid enemies to rescue Fujiko (his love interest). First, he must avoid rocks thrown by a guy, then climb on a wire while beating an enemy standing in a pool under Lupin. Next, he has to fight a armoured enemy with a sword before taking control of a flying platform. After climbing that platform, Lupin has to kill the last enemy (who tries to whack Lupin with a trunk) before rescuing Fujiko.

In the second one, Lupin must steal valuable items by jumping on platforms, while avoiding (depending of the area in the game) a guard who will ring the alarm (he can be neutralized if you hit him with a plastic hammer), spikes, a camera with a gun, and Inspector Zenigata. After that, he'll pin a message that seems to indicate the presence of a time bomb and return to his helicopter.

I don't know the release date of these games, but it may be circa 1984-85, when the TV series aired. Here is the link: https://archive.org/details/20230226_20230226_1716 (Some of the images are in the wrong order)

The third game is more obscure (I stumbled on it while I was searching for other images for the 2 Epoch games). This one is called Lupin the third - Darkness Chateau, and was produced by Popy Electronics (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Popy).  This company, formed by Bandai, was known for making toys but also LCD games based on licenses such as Dr Slump, Doraemon or Ultraman... According to this site (http://
www.handheldempire.com/game.jsp?game=1388&position=16), this game was released in 1982. I managed to find a video with the gameplay:

Thank you and have a nice day!

I've created a test build that incorporates this behavior.

If you own this game let me know if this change matches the behavior on the physical hardware.

I'd be happy to beta test a VR/ 3D mode/ version of the games :)

Ball = Toss Up

Flagman = Flag Man

Vermin = The Exterminator

Fire = Fireman Fireman

Click here to see it

I have played the Parachute touch screen version on my Samsung S23 Ultra, latest android 13 updates and it worked really well. Looks great and no issues so far. I really can't wait for Balloon Fight, Cimber, Donkey kong JR and all the other game and watch games to have this support. Really great work mate. :)

The only thing I noticed is that the player can't click the far left button due to the overlay prompt when at the middle zoom level. Here's a screenshot.