A.C. Gilbert, Co. Erector Sets (1913-1967) Sega and later the Game Boy

and later the Game Boy Color

565 with a basic cassette tape interface

The Atari 410 Program Recorder was the primary storage companion for many early Atari users

selling over 60 million units and turning characters like Mario into permanent global pop-culture icons

which paired a standard top screen with a bottom touchscreen that players could tap and control using a plastic stylus pointer

A.C. Gilbert, Co. Erector Sets (1913-1967) Sega and later the Game BoyErector Sets History The Erector set, or just ERECTOR, was a line of metal construction toys made by the A. C. Gilbert Company. It was originally patented by Alfred Carlton Gilbert in 1913 and sold through his original company, Mysto Manufacturing Company of New Haven, Connecticut. Unlike wooden construction toys before it, the Erector set could also be used with an electric motor to make things move. In 1924, the Erector set was completely changed to