The Supervision was a years-late competitor of Nintendo's Game Boy that was released with the hope of getting a chunk of that sweet, sweet handheld videogame boom money.

Its library was mostly made of original takes on existing game franchises, and they weren't horrible. But what was horrible was the blurry, slow-refreshing screen that could absolutely not compete with anything else on the market. However, it did sport a feature way ahead of its time - The ability to play games on a nearby television via a special dock.

Watara eventually licensed the device out to six other companies that made their own regional versions under different names.