Are tiger handheld games now emulated? If so, will the talking ones ever be considered? Loved them as a kid, being blind they were basically almost fully playable audio games for me.https://twitter.com/frankcifaldi/status/944584521256640513 …
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For a lot of non talking games, each thing you did had a different pitched beep. For example in double dragon 2, when you hit an enemy there was a high beep and when you got hit a low beep. Use to just memorize what was what and had fun imagining what was happening.
Here is a link to a list of most of the handheld games supported in MAME, excluding the ones in the T M S 1000 driver, as the majoriy in that driver usually have some level of interactivity that I'm guessing would not be of interest to you: https://pastebin.com/raw/4G4mYeqP
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I tried my best to prioritize the listing of the Tiger Electronics handhelds first, since that is the brand you expressed interest in, and I also tried to revise the titles slightly in order to read better with screen-reader software. Kindly let me know if it worked!
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Also, I apologize if any of my tweets come off as condescending or patronizing - it's just not ever day as a MAME developer that you hear from a self-described blind user, and since blindness can run the gamut from blurred vision to nothing at all, I err on the side of caution.
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