Gaming Platform History - 2025 Edition

[Bofferbrauer2]

Okay here's my list of systems. Still active ones are bold, inactive but still operational are underscored, and scrapped or lost ones are stroke through.

1. Game & Watch: Fire
2. Game & Watch: Octopus
3. C64
4. Game & Watch: Mario Bros
5. Amstrad CPC 464 (this and the C64 somehow got lost while moving)
6. Game & Watch: Bomb Sweeper
7. 1. PC: i286, VGA GPU, 2MB asynchronous DRAM, 50MB HDD
8. NES
9. Master System II
10. Game Boy
11. 2. PC: AM486 DX40, XGA GPU, 16MB (Later 48MB) FPM DRAM, 100MB + 400MB HDD 
12. SNES
13. Megadrive (Genesis for North Americans)
14. 3. PC: Pentium 166MMX, Matrox Millenium, 64MB EDO RAM, 10GB HDD
15. Game Boy Color
16. 4. PC: Pentium 233MMX, Matrox Millenium + Voodoo II, 128MB EDO RAM, 8GB HDD (bought off a friend to finance his wedding)
17. 5. PC: Pentium III 450, NVidia Riva TNT, 256MB RAM SDRAM, 60GB HDD
18. Game Boy Advance
19. Gamecube
20. PSOne (gift from a friend)
21. 6. PC: Athlon 64 3000+, NVidia FX 5800 (later 6800), 512MB DDR SDRAM, 300GB HDD
22. PS2
23. N64 (both the PS2 and N64 from my mother marrying someone with both consoles)
24. Wii
25. DS Lite
26. 7. PC: Athlon II X4 635, ATi HD 5770, 4GB DDR2 SDRAM, 1TB HDD
27. Wii U
28. 1. Laptop: Intel 7700HQ, NVidia 1050Ti, 16GB DDR4, 256GB SSD + 1TB HDD
29. Switch
30. 2. Laptop: AMD 7735HS, AMD 7600S, 16GB DDR5-5200, 1TB +2TB SSD

So, that's about it, though I feel like I forgot something Edit: The 4 Game & Watch models we have I forgot!. I didn't mention my phones because I honestly don't know where they would fit into this timeline - and because I don't know all the model numbers of the old cellphones I had (though to be fair, I don't think I played much on them, if at all)

Last edited by Bofferbrauer2 - on 28 April 2025