Video Game Consoles by Generation, Part 6
37 entries in the Video Game Consoles by Generation, Part 6 compendium.
TerebikkoA VHS-based quiz game shaped like a toy phone.XavixA fitness console with cartridge-based processors and sports-shaped controllers.PixterA stylus-driven handheld drawing and gaming console for children.Tele-FeverA budget second-generation console from a German coffee roaster.Atari Jaguar CDCD-ROM add-on for the Atari Jaguar with 13 commercial releases.Coleco Telstar MarksmanA dedicated Pong-based console with a light gun and six built-in games.Galaxian 2Handheld two-player space shooter with a Battlestar Galactica-style case.Pocket Dream ConsoleA 2004 handheld with 100 built-in clone games.PC-50x familyFirst-generation consoles using cartridge-based AY-3-8xxx chips.Romtec ColorvisionFirst handheld with colored LCD sprites, no overlays needed.VideoSport MK2One of the first European video game consoles, sold by mail order.Entex Select-A-GameA cartridge-based handheld with processor-in-cartridge design.Mini-MunchmanA pocket-sized LCD Pac-Man clone with clock and alarm.Visteon Dockable EntertainmentA portable DVD player licensed by Nintendo with Game Boy Advance hardware.Wonder WizardA dedicated Pong-based console sharing hardware with the Odyssey 300.Epoch Game Pocket ComputerA costly handheld with only seven games and two built-in.Casio LoopyA 32-bit console with a built-in sticker printer, aimed at female gamers.APF-MP1000Second-generation 8-bit console with built-in Rocket Patrol.PV-1000A short-lived Casio console with only thirteen games.Game AxeA portable Famiclone with color screen and TV-out capability.Coleco Telstar ArcadeTriangular console with three sides of game-specific controls.JXD S5100A 5-inch Android tablet console resembling the Wii U GamePad.Bandai Super Vision 8000Bandai's second-generation console with a central CPU and seven games.GPD XDAndroid handheld optimized for emulation and native gaming.Super A'CanA Taiwanese console that failed against fifth-generation 3D rivals.Design Master Denshi MangajukuFirst touchscreen handheld console, released in Japan in 1995.DISCoverTechnology enabling PC games to be played like a console.Action MaxA VHS-based console requiring a VCR and light gun.TV ScoreboardA Pong-like console distributed exclusively by RadioShack.Gakken Compact Vision TV BoyA rare second-generation console with only six games.SwanCrystalFinal 16-bit handheld in Bandai's WonderSwan line, released July 2002.TV Tennis ElectrotennisJapan's first home video game console, released before Home Pong.MoMA EveA vaporware handheld that aimed to play PC games.Elektor TV Games ComputerA kit computer with console roots and expandable sound.Ultravision Video Arcade SystemIt's a computer, it's a color TV, it's an arcade.Jungle (console)A canceled portable MMO console from Panasonic.Coleco Telstar seriesColeco's Pong-clone series that sold over a million units.
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