Mega Duck/Cougar Boy

Console Information

The Mega Duck is a handheld console inspired by the Nintendo GameBoy. It was released in 1993 and made by a number of companies including Creatronic, Videojet, Timlex and Cougar. The Cougar version is called the "Cougar Boy" and was distributed in Brazil (and some other South American countries) only. Cougar obtained rights from Creatronic to manufacture the console under a different name. There were around 30 games made for the system.

Mega Duck/Cougar Boy Technical Specifications

• CPU: Specific 8-bit VLSI
• RAM: 64KB
• Screen size: 46 mm x 49 mm
• Display: 4 shades of grey
• Power Supply: DC 6V mains power (Atari Lynx adaptor works) or 4 x AA batteries
• Sound: built-in speaker, headphones jack
• Communications Port: 6-pin for 2-player link
• Cartridge Port: 36-pin