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Ultimate Video Game Consoles Quiz

Name every video game console ever released since its inception in 1972
Multiple generation one consoles/handhelds with only one game on it are omitted
Handhelds are in blue
Hybrid console in purple
Quiz by Dylanplex
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Last updated: December 13, 2022
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Generation 1
Year
Manufacturer
Console
1972
Magnavox
Odyssey
1976
Fairchild
Channel F
1977
RCA
Studio II
Generation 2
Year
Manufacturer
Console
1977
Atari
Atari 2600
1978
APF
MP1000
1978
Unisonic
Champion 2711
1978
Interton
VC 4000
1978
Palladium
Tele-Cassetten Game
1978
Audiosonic
1292 Advanced Programmable Video System
1978
Midway
Bally Astrocade
1978
Magnavox
Odyssey 2
1979
APF
Imagination Machine
1979
Bandai
Super Vision 8000
1979
Milton Bradley
Microvision
1980-1991
Nintendo
Game&Watch
1980
Mattel
Intellivision
1981
VTech
CreatiVision
1981
Epoch
Cassette Vision
1981
Entex
Select-A-Game
1982
SHG
Black Point
1982
Emerson
Arcadia 2001
1982
Coleco
ColecoVision
1982
Atari
Atari 5200
1982
Commodore
Commodore 64
1982
Milton Bradley
Vectrex
1982
Entex
Adventure Vision
1983
Philips
Videopac+ G7400
1983
Nichibutsu
My Vision
1983
Tomy
Pyuuta Jr.
1983
Sega
SG-1000
Generation 3
Year
Manufacturer
Console
1983
Nintendo
Nintendo Entertainment System/Famicom
1983
Gakken
Compact Vision TV Boy
1983
Casio
PV-1000
1984
Epoch
Super Cassette Vision
1984
Palmtex
Portable Videogame System
1985
BBC
Bridge Companion
1985
LJN
Video Art
1985
Daewoo
Zemmix
1985
Sega
Sega Master System
1986
Connor
Videosmarts
1986
Nintendo
Famicom Disk System
1986
Atari
Atari 7800
1987
Atari
XEGS
1987
Bandai
Video Challenger
1987
Worlds of Wonder
Action Max
Generation 4
Year
Manufacturer
Console
1987
NEC
TurboGrafx-16
1988
View-Master
View-Master Interactive Vision
1988
Bandai
Terebikko
1988
VTech
Socrates
1988
Sega
Video Driver
1988
Sega
Sega Genesis
1988
NEC
TurboGrafx-CD
1989
NEC
SuperGrafx
1989
Nintendo
GameBoy
1989
Atari
Lynx
1990
SNK
Neo Geo AES
1990
Amstrad
GX4000
1990
Nintendo
Super Nintendo Entertainment System
1990
Commodore
Commodore 64 Games System
1990
Sega
Game Gear
1990
NEC
TurboExpress
1990
Bit
Gamate
1990
Hartung
Game Master
1991
Commodore
Commodore CDTV
1991
Philips
CD-i
1991
Sega
Sega CD
1992
Konami
Picno
1992
Memorex
VIS
1992
Watara
Supervision
1993
Fujitsu
FM Towns Marty
1993
Sega
Pico
1993
Pioneer
LaserActive
1993
Commodore
Amiga CD32
1993
Panasonic
3DO
Generation 5
Year
Manufacturer
Console
1993
Atari
Jaguar
1993
Welback Holdings
Mega Duck
1994
Capcom
CPS Changer
1994
SNK
Neo Geo CD
1994
Bandai
Playdia
1994
Sega
Sega 32X
1994
Sega
Sega Saturn
1994
Sony
PlayStation
1994
NEC
PC-FX
1995
Tiger
R-Zone
1995
Bandai
Apple Bandai Pippin
1995
Nintendo
Satellaview
1995
Nintendo
Virtual Boy
1995
Atari
Jaguar CD
1995
Casio
Loopy
1995
Funtech
Super A'Can
1995
Sega
Nomad
1996
Nintendo
Nintendo 64
1997
Tiger
Game.com
Generation 6
Year
Manufacturer
Console
1998
Sega
Sega Dreamcast
1998
Neo Geo
Neo Geo Pocket
1999
Neo Geo
Neo Geo Pocket Color
1999
Nintendo
Nintendo 64DD
1999
Bandai
WonderSwan
2000
VM Labs
Nuon
2000
Sony
PlayStation 2
2000
Cybiko
Cybiko
2001
Nintendo
Pokemon Mini
2001
Nintendo
GameCube
2001
Microsoft
Xbox
2001
Nintendo
Game Boy Advance
2001
Game Park
GP32
2002
3-Plus
DVD Kids
2003
Nokia
N-Gage
2003
Tapwave
Zodiac
2004
SSD
Xavix PORT
2004
VTech
V.Smile
Generation 7
Year
Manufacturer
Console
2004
Nintendo
DS
2004
Sony
PlayStation Portable
2005
Sega
Advanced Pico Beena
2005
ZAPiT
Game Wave Family Entertainment System
2005
Microsoft
Xbox 360
2005
Telematics
Gizmondo
2005
GamePark Holdings
GP2X
2006
VTech
V.Smile Baby Infant Development System
2006
VTech
V.Flash
2006
Mattel
HyperScan
2006
Sony
PlayStation 3
2006
Nintendo
Wii
2009
Zeebo Inc.
Zeebo
2009
Dingo
A320
2009
GamePark Holdings
GP2X Wiz
2010
OpenPandora
Pandora
2010
GamePark Holdings
CAANOO
Generation 8
Year
Manufacturer
Console
2011
Nintendo
3DS
2011
Sony
PlayStation Vita
2012
Nintendo
Wii U
2012
Tommo
Neo Geo X
2012
Nvidia
Shield Portable
2013
Sony
PlayStation 4
2013
Microsoft
Xbox One
2013
Game Consoles Worldwide
GCW Zero
2015
GamePad Digital
GPD XD
2016
GamePad Digital
GPD Win
2017
Nintendo
Switch
2020
Blaze
Evercade
Generation 9
Year
Manufacturer
Console
2020
Microsoft
Xbox Series X|S
2020
Sony
PlayStation 5
2021
Playmaji
Polymega
2021
Blaze
Evercade VS
2022
Panic
Playdate
2022
Valve
Steam Deck
mizu
+2
Level 58
Jan 12, 2022
are you calling the commodore c64gs as commodore 64 and the sega megacd as the sega cd ?
mizu
+2
Level 58
Jan 13, 2022
no ouya or google stadia

also can odyssey 3 be a type in for the Videopac+ G7400

Dylanplex
+1
Level 95
Jan 14, 2022
The Ouya and Google Stadia are mobile game consoles, so they don't really count. I'll update and accept Odyssey 3 for the Videopac, the Sega Mega CD is the Sega CD, and I'll look into the Commodore 64 Game System.
mizu
+2
Level 58
Jan 14, 2022
cheers
mizu
+2
Level 58
Jan 16, 2022
Famicom is the japanese nes it released in 1983.

The famicom disk system can be put as a seperate entry as it has its own games library.

Commodore 64 games system doesnt seem to be working

can mega drive be a type in for genesis and mega cd for the sega cd

Love this quiz by the way.

Dylanplex
+1
Level 95
Jan 17, 2022
That is what I've listed the Famicom under, as the Disk System released in America. The Commodore 64 Games System worked for me, as well as the type-in I put (C64GS). I'll add mega drive and mega cd as type-ins. Thanks for liking it!
mizu
+2
Level 58
Jan 18, 2022
wow i thought the disk system was japan only.

Evercade is releasing a console now. December 21st was the release date i think

It is a great quiz though props to you

englishsystem
+2
Level 68
Dec 13, 2022
The quiz is missing the Nintendo Virtual Boy. I loved that system and all the headaches induced from hours of Mario Clash.
Dylanplex
+1
Level 95
Dec 13, 2022
Added it!
baptistegorce
+4
Level 54
Dec 13, 2022
Excellent! A true challenge for true retrogamers, I love it. Nominated!

However, a few corrections:

-Could you accept Neo Geo Pocket instead of Pocket only? And what about the NGPC (Neo Geo Pocket Color)? Is it the same for you than the Game Boy Color? Nevertheless, that's understandable for WonderSwan Color and Swan Crystal.

-Please, think about us, kind Europeans, and accept PC-Engine, CD-ROM and PC-Engine GT.

-Could you accept VCS for Atari 2600?

-Same as above: what about the Virtual Boy...? And the iconic Tiger R-Zone?

-Talking about Tiger, that's a detail but I think you should differentiate the one of the Gizmondo (Telematics) and the one of the Game.com and R-Zone, which are two completely different companies.

-And what about the Pokémon Mini? That's a true handheld console without a unique game like a Tamagotchi, so I guess it should be in this quiz.

These precisions are just some details, but this quiz is truly an excellent one. Thank you very much for it and congratulations

Dylanplex
+2
Level 95
Dec 13, 2022
Could you tell me what the PC-Engine etc. is referring to? I'd love to add them in as type-ins for Europeans
Dylanplex
+2
Level 95
Dec 13, 2022
All of your suggestions have been added, aside from the type-ins.
baptistegorce
+2
Level 54
Dec 13, 2022
Thank you very much, it was quick!

PC-Engine is the name given to the TurboGrafx in Europe (and actually in Japan too, if I remember correctly).

Dylanplex
+1
Level 95
Dec 14, 2022
Is the PC-Engine GT the name given for the SuperGrafx?
garcogait
+3
Level 66
Dec 13, 2022
Shouldn't the game&watch be there? Great quiz otherwise! Even nominated it
Dylanplex
+1
Level 95
Dec 13, 2022
Completely forgot about it. Added it!
kalbahamut
+4
Level 82
Dec 13, 2022
Given how many of these I've never even heard of before, I'm pretty surprised you didn't include the Virtual Boy, as bad as that system was at least it had a wide release and pretty big advertising campaign behind it.

Also.. don't recall the original Neo Geo ever being referred to as anything other than a Neo Geo. Missed that one.

baptistegorce
+2
Level 54
Dec 13, 2022
Well, "AES" was used for the disambiguation with the MVS, which was an arcade system, also simply called Neo Geo. But yeah, I guess "Neo Geo" could be accepted.
Dylanplex
+1
Level 95
Dec 13, 2022
Baptiste is right, I used AES to differentiate between that and the MVS. However, Neo Geo is an accepted type-in now. I've also added the Virtual Boy!
JonOfKent
+2
Level 56
Dec 13, 2022
I love this quiz. It made me feel pretty ignorant but I've had a good time looking things up on t' Internet. Imagine someone making and marketing a console simply for improving your bridge! And at £200 in 1985! I wonder how many survive.

I'm a bit confused by the inclusion of the Commodore 64... surely it's a computer rather than a console?

Dylanplex
+1
Level 95
Dec 13, 2022
The Commodore 64 was included because many considered it both a console and a computer.
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