Video Game Consoles by Generation, Part 5
34 entries in the Video Game Consoles by Generation, Part 5 compendium.
Anbernic RG351A Chinese Linux handheld for retrogaming with multiple model variants.SwinxsA screen-free portable console for active children's play.Techno SourceHong Kong retro gaming and educational toy company.Control-VisionUnreleased VHS-based console that birthed FMV games.Interton Video Computer 4000An obscure German console with many software-compatible European variants.View-Master Interactive VisionThe Two-Way Television System that makes you a part of the show!Entex Adventure VisionA portable console with a spinning mirror and red LED display.Anbernic RG35XXSPA Linux-based handheld clone of the Game Boy Advance SP.Philips Videopac+ G7400European third-generation console with enhanced graphics and planned American release.Game Wave Family Entertainment SystemA DVD player and family game console with wireless remote controllers.Rubik's WOWCubeA motion-controlled gaming cube with 24 screens.Atari 2600+A scaled replica of the Atari 2600 with HDMI output.V.FlashA 3D educational console for children aged 6 to 10.Super Cassette VisionEpoch's 8-bit competitor to the Famicom and SG-1000.Leapster ExplorerA Linux-based handheld for children aged 4 to 9.Nex PlaygroundA motion-capture console for family active play.ArduboyOpen-source handheld game console the size of a credit card.Analogue NtA premium NES-compatible console using original Famicom hardware.1292 Advanced Programmable Video SystemA second-generation console from Radofin, part of a compatible family.WonderSwan ColorBandai's color handheld with Final Fantasy bundles and 8% market share.GCW ZeroOpen-source handheld designed for homebrew games and emulation.Atari CosmosUnreleased Atari handheld using holography for display enhancement.Mi2 (console)A 2009 handheld with touchscreen, camera, and 100 built-in games.Fuze Tomahawk F1Chinese Android microconsole backed by Keiji Inafune.P-O-XA handheld creature-battling game pulled after 9/11.Analogue Nt MiniFPGA-based console for NES and Famicom games.Ameprod Television Game 10Polish dedicated console with six built-in games and optional lightgun.Video ChallengerVHS-based light-gun console from Takara, 1987.Game Master (console)A monochrome handheld competing with the Game Boy across Europe.SHG Black Point FS 1003/FS 2000A cartridge-based PC-50x console sold only in Germany.Ping-O-TronicItaly's first home video game console, released in late 1974.Mojo (microconsole)An Android microconsole that plays Google Play games directly.Super NtFPGA-based console compatible with Super NES and Super Famicom games.Super PocketA budget handheld compatible with all Evercade cartridges.
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