Nope. This was actually the first and second gen. Atari, Magnavox and Coleco showed that it is a viable model to bring arcade games into the homes, showed by the rapid expansion of the market into the second generation. The videogame crash was a hiccup that might have potentially ended this model, but Nintendo saved the day. Since then it is organic growth. Playstation made that model available in more regions, which is why it grew to over 100M. But PS didn't change the basic model. Neither actually did Nintendo, they only defined new standards of how to handle things to avoid a bubble that produced the crash. So the establishment of home console as a viable standard model of gaming is going to first and second gen.








