> They typically use naked dies bonded straight out to the PCB and covered by epoxy
> blobs. These are quite fragile, and need to be decapped and dumped visually for the
> most part. Sean Riddle, Kevtris, etc. have been working their way through other
> handheld and tabletop LED/VFD/LCD games for a while. They'll probably get around to
> the Tiger handhelds eventually. It's just that all this takes time, effort and skill.
> So you'll just have to wait, really.
Thank you for the explanation. I wasn't asking necessarily because I had a great desire to play them. They just seemed like an apparent gap in the preservation of video game history and I was curious to the reason. Now I know 
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