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Year System
1972 Magnavox Odyssey
1975 Magnavox Odyssey 100
1975 Magnavox Odyssey 200
1975 Atari (PONG)
1976 Coleco Telstar
1976 Magnavox Odyssey 400
1976 Fairchild Channel F
1977 Atari 2600
1978 Bally Astrocade
1978 Magnavox Odyssey²
1979 Milton Bradley Microvision
1980 Nintendo Game & Watch
1980 Mattel Intellivision
1982 Atari 5200
1982 Milton Bradley Vectrex
1982 Emerson Arcadia 2001
1982 ColecoVision
1983 Intellivision II
1983 PV-1000
1985 Nintendo Entertainment System
1986 Sega Master System
1986 Atari 7800
1989 TurboGrafx-16

Year System
1989 Nintendo Game Boy
1989 Atari Lynx
1989 Sega Genesis
1990 TurboExpress
1990 Sega Master System II
1991 Neo Geo
1991 Super Nintendo Entertainment System
1991 CD-i
1991 Sega Game Gear
1992 TurboDuo
1992 Watara Supervision
1993 3DO Interactive Multiplayer
1993 Atari Jaguar
1993 Mega Duck
1993 Pioneer LaserActive
1993 Amiga CD32
1994 Neo Geo CD
1994 Sega CDX
1995 Sega Saturn
1995 Sony PlayStation
1995 Virtual Boy
1995 Sega Nomad
1996 Nintendo 64

Year System
1997 Game.com
1998 Game Boy Color
1999 Neo Geo Pocket Color
1999 Sega Dreamcast
2000 Sony PlayStation 2
2001 Nintendo GameCube
2001 Microsoft Xbox
2001 Game Boy Advance
2001 GamePark 32
2003 Tapwave Zodiac
2003 N-Gage
2004 XaviXPORT
2004 Nintendo DS
2004 Atari Flashback
2005 Gizmondo
2005 GP2X
2005 PlayStation Portable
2005 Atari Flashback 2
2005 Xbox 360
2006 HyperScan
2006 Sony PlayStation 3
2006 Nintendo Wii


IM SO PROOOO Lmao XD

I only got 22 on my first try.

 Using this list, I got them all with 4 seconds left.  Some REALLY obscure consoles came out over the years, huh?

Without using the list (last night) the most obscure console I got right was the Zodiac Tapwave.  The most mainstream one that I missed was the Sega Dreamcast.  Still don't know how I missed that one!

I typed in game and datch

I got a 33/68 without using Wikipedia, including #1 on the list - The Magnavox Odyssey....Did it in around 6 minutes before I ran out of consoles + got too tired of re-naming 3 systems.

However, I got a few more thanks to improper spelling:

Coleco Telstar (thought it was Telestar)
Turbografix-16
Phillips CD-I (thought CDI was one word)
Nokia N-Gage

Gah... couldn't spell magnavox odyssey.

I got to 31 (32 with the Odyssey) before I needed help.... and 38 with help (4 minutes to find 30+ consoles is hard)

Before I searched for them, I couldn't recall the exact name of the Virtual Boy and had missed off these:

Ones I got to attain 38 instead of 31:
Fairchild channel F (never heard of)
Atari 7800 (Forgot)
Atari Lynx (Forgot)
CDi (Stupidly forgot)
3DO (Stupidly forgot)
Sega Nomad (think I had heard of before, but not sure)
Atari Flashback (Never heard of it)

Ones I didn't, but should have got:
Magnavox Odyssey (couldn't spell)
Mag Od ^2 (same as mag od)
Coleco telstar (knew there was another coleco but couldn't recall it)
Game and Watch (I thought these were single game only systems so didn not count them)
Vectrex (forgot)
Amiga (forgot)
Gizmondo (forgot)

The rest I have never heard of.

Damn you people are good. I got 23 only, though i missed some obvious ones too :(

Well, I got 44 out of 68, but I have some issues with this thing.

For one thing, it lists 4 different versions of the Odyssey, but only one of the Telstar, and there were 10 or 12 of those things. The Apple-Bandai Pippin is not on the list. The Atari Flashback 1 & 2 shouldn't really be on there. The Sega SG-1000 isn't unless that's what the PV-1000 is supposed to be. The 32X didn't make it, but the Neo-Geo CD did? The HyperScan did, whatever that thing is. But where's the Bandai Wonderswan? Or original Neo-Geo Pocket or the Game Boy Pocket?? So, it was an imperfect list. Kinda fun, but kinda frustrating in what's missing. Foolishly, I forgot the Virtual Boy.

Yeah that annoyed me too... I guess because they only counted dedicated consoles and not add-ons like the 32X and Sega CD... The Neo-Geo CD was its own separate system apart from the cartridge based AES. Wonderswan was never officially released in the US. MasterSystem II annoyed me as well since it's just a hardware revision like the Genesis 2 & 3 and the smaller NES and SNES systems.

The Atari Flashbacks have no business being on there as they are self-contained systems... same with the Game & Watch series, each one is its own individual game, and they are not dedicated gaming systems.

Oh well, it's a nice trip down memory lane and a good historical list of game systems overall.

What really got me is own (or have owned) some of the items that I didn't list because I don't consider them consoles.

Coleco Telstar was a series of units. So was Atari pong. So was Mag. Ody. (after the original).

Also, if the Atari Flahsback's are there, the Intellivision Direct-to-TV units should also be included.

The SMS 2 did eliminate the card slot ... so it is somewhat different. Now if I could only find one so I could play my one third-party unlicensed PAL SMS game.

Mike from Morgantown