mike_intellivision on 13 October 2008
The first generation listed only has one machine. It was really the proto-generation of video games before the pong machines. So it really does not count. Also, it was not the biggest selling pong machine, so the thread is wrong..
The second generation, in which Wikipedia lumps all classic consoles, was really two generations. So of course the Atari 2600 was weaker than many of the machines that came after it. But it was more powerful than the machines that hit the market at the same time, the Fairchild Chanel F and the RCA Studio II (which is not in the Wikipedia gallery but actually made it to market AFTER the Atari 2600). So the thread is wrong here too.
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