zorg1000 said:
I understand why people like the concept of defined generations, it makes comparisons easier but they are all over the place. For example, Gameboy could be defined as a dual-generation device having released in 1989 & getting replaced in 2001. And where does Dreamcast fit in? It released basically right between PS1/N64/Sat & PS2/GC/XB. |
You could argue that the Gameboy spans three generations. It was the primary handheld console from the existance of the NES to the SNES to the N64. The beginning/end of generations are completely arbitrary.