35, but I should have had 40, as I couldn't figure out how to get it to recognize a few systems (slight spelling mistakes)

O RLY?

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http://www.sporcle.com/games/videogame_systems_results.php

I was aware of what all 68 listed console were before playing the game. the things I missed were the system reissues that were counted like the Intellivision 2 and the Master system 2, as well as the stuff that was released in the US like the pv-1000 and the odd application of plug and play consoles like the later odyssey series as they were arbitrarily counted

the Supervision was a cheap gameboy like console, the games are all cheap knock offs of gameboy and gamegear games nothing has copy right information and games have awesoe names like crystball, I've got one kicking around somewhere

the Pioneer Laser Active is a laser disk based console from the early 90's it had add on modules to let it play genesis and turbo grafx games

the xavixport is a console that has only sports games with special sport based motion controls

the Gamepark32 is a Korean handheld not released in the US, it is most notable for it's homebrew scene

the tapwave was an expensive handheld that was very much like a PDA

I'm suprised you don't know what the nomad is,  it is a portable genesis released by sega in the mid 90's

don't let him fool you with his stupid math threads, he is only 13.

I remember the Nomad. I actually wanted one for a little bit, but then it flopped horibly and you couldn't find it any more. Good thing I never asked my parents for one, as it would have been a waste of money

Stupid?

I have you know that .(9) is significantly important!

42

Mostly missed the 1st (I had no idea there were five different magnavox odysseys) and 3rd (never heard of game.com, hyperscan, gamepark 32, etc.) columns.

the odyssey hudreds series were dedicated consoles much like the atari pong line, frankly the guy shouldn't have counted them as they are barely variations and by that logic the pong, super pong, challenge pong, etc all should have had individual entries as well as the numerous other dedicated descrete logic consoles of the 70's if those were.

u guys are all liers! or i just suck.

38, not too bad considering I did it without any single help. Not cheating or anything

Some I missed and were obvious, some I never could have guessed. Was there a 7800? Never heard that. I missed the Game & watch because I couldn't remember the name.

And I guessed some by luck, like the atari pong, I was trying to enter 2600 and as it didn't enter, I typed atari and got it.

Still, I'm pretty happy with my result. Great game, thanks for posting it

I got 38 out of 68... in an effort to try to remember as many old school systems as i could i forgot THE WII ROFLMAO!!! Also took me like 20 tries to finally get it to recognize TurboGrafix-16 (i forgot the dash... so sue me why dontcha!) I also forgot the Neo-Geo Pocket

This list sucks cuz they include crap like the Pioneer LaserActive and the Mega Duck (WTF?) and even included the friggin Atari Flashback I and II as a game console even though they are basically the same as all those dozens of other self contained retro game systems packed in the shape of classic arcade sticks or atari joysticks.

Also, the list includes systems like the Sega Nomad and CDX which was a portable Genesis and an all in one Genesis/32x/CD, yet the list does does not contain the Sega CD or 32x themselves... even though they are not stand-alone systems they are still game systems nonetheless, and if they can stick stuff like the Atari Flashback on there they should have included those 2 as well.