Video Game Consoles by Generation, Part 4 Codexery

Video Game Consoles by Generation, Part 4

25 entries in the Video Game Consoles by Generation, Part 4 compendium.

PlayStation PortalA handheld streaming receiver for PlayStation 5, not a standalone console.PlaydiaAn 8-bit FMV console for young audiences, released only in Japan.Sega Genesis MiniA half-scale replica of the 16-bit Sega Genesis with 42 built-in games.CP System IIEncrypted arcade board that outlived its successor by four years.FM Towns MartyA 1993 Japanese console based on the FM Towns computer.C64 Direct-to-TVA Commodore 64 in a joystick with 30 built-in games.IQue PlayerA Nintendo 64-based console designed to circumvent China's console ban.MiSTerOpen-source FPGA project recreating classic computers and consoles.Sega VRAn unreleased Genesis VR headset cancelled due to development issues.APF Imagination MachineA hybrid game console and home computer with built-in BASIC.Atari 2700A prototype wireless Atari 2600 canceled due to controller interference.RCA Studio IIA black-and-white cartridge console that struggled against color rivals.APF TV Fun seriesEarly Pong clone console series built on the General Instrument chip.Evercade VSA home console version of the Evercade handheld with multiplayer.Merlin (console)A handheld electronic game with six built-in games and a music sequencer.Analogue PocketFPGA-based handheld playing cartridges from Game Boy to sixth-generation consoles.TurboGrafx-16 MiniA miniature replica of NEC's TurboGrafx-16 with built-in games.Barcode BattlerA handheld that turned barcodes into battling characters.Palladium Tele-Cassetten GameA German PC-50x console licensed by General Instrument.Retro DuoAn unlicensed hybrid console for NES and SNES cartridges.HyperScanA short-lived RFID-scanning console from Mattel.GameStickA USB-sized Android microconsole funded through Kickstarter.Arcadia 2001A compact 8-bit console with many clones despite commercial failure.VTech SocratesAn 8-bit educational console with a robot named Socrates.Mega DuckA 1993 handheld with Game Boy-like hardware and multi-brand global releases.
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