The "Every Video Game Console ever Created" list:

Does anyone know any more consoles that would belong here in this list?
I have excluded the Sega Saturn, Dreamcast, GameCube, PSX, PS2, & XBOX (for other reasons).

This is what I have currently compiled:

Atari 2600
Atari 400
Atari 5200
Atari 7800
Atari 800
Atari Jaguar
Atari Lynx
Atari VCS
Atari XE Game System
Coleco Adam
Coleco Telstar
Colecovision
Commodore 64
Commodore CDTV
Fairchild Channel F
GCE Vectrek
JVC Wondermega
JVC Wondermega 2
JVC X-Eye
Magnavox Odyssey
Magnavox Odyssey 2
Mattel Intellivision
Milton-Bradley Microvision
Milton-Bradley Vectrex
NEC PC-Engine
NEC TurboExpress
NEC TurboGrafx-16
NeoGeo SNK
Nintendo 64
Nintendo 64 Disk Drive
Nintendo DS
Nintendo Entertainment System
Nintendo Entertainment System 2
Nintendo Famicom
Nintendo Famicom Disk System
Nintendo Game Boy (Grey)
Nintendo Game Boy Advance (Purple)
Nintendo Game Boy Advance SP (Purple)
Nintendo Game Boy Color (Purple)
Nintendo Game Boy Pocket (Silver)
Nintendo Super Famicom
Nintendo Super Famicom Bandai Satellaview
Nintendo Super Famicom Jr.
Nintendo Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Nintendo Super Nintendo Entertainment System 2
Nintendo Virtual Boy
Panasonic 3DO
Phillips CD-I
Pioneer LaserActive Sega CD module
RCA Studio II
Sega CD
Sega CD 2
Sega Game Gear
Sega Genesis
Sega Genesis 2
Sega Genesis 3
Sega Genesis 32X
Sega Genesis CDX
Sega Genesis Nomad
Sega Genesis Power Base Converter
Sega Master Gear Converter
Sega Master System
Sega Master System II
Sega Mega Drive
Sega Mega Drive 32X
Sega Mega Drive II
Sega Mega Drive Master System Converter
Sega Mega Drive Master System Converter II
Sega Mega LD
Sega Mega-CD
Sega Mega-CD 2
Sega Multimega
Sega Super 32X
Sega Wondermega
SG-1000
SG-1000 Mark II
SG-1000 Mark III
Victor Wondermega RG-M1
Victor Wondermega RG-M2

 

Depends what you define as a console. For example:
Is a PC engine different to a duo? How about different to a LT.
Should there be PC engine AND CD-ROM2 AND Duo?
Should there be the PC engine and the Turbografx. How about the turbografx PAL (Slight differences between US and PAL models)

Does the 3DO blaster count as different to the 3DO (it allowed 3DO games to be played on the PC).

Now, for corrections/additions!

you have victor wondermega and JVC wondermega. They are the same company and one (probably JVC) should be eliminated

You're missing:
PC-FX
PC-Engine GT (if grafx and express are listed, then normal engine and GT should be)
some form of PC Engine and Turbografx Cd unit (see above note)
Other laseractive units (I know there was a pc engine one)
Amiga CD 32
Atari Jag-CD

And probably a few more

Don't take this as a hit though. It's just a few things that need to be clarifyed (Basically what warrants a seperate item) and a few additions. Keep it up, and take onboard any additions etc.

 

There's quite a few missing. Super A'can, Vic-A, Gp32 (BLU/FLU), Neo Pocket/NGPC/NGPCmini, Wonderswan/WScolour/WScrystal, infact shitloads of handhelds, home machines and stuff. If you're gonna include variations in GB colours (of which loads are missing), many of the other consoles have colour variations.

And why are you excluding certain videogame consoles?

EDIT: Famicom Jr, the Laseractive MD unit is the same as the Mega LD-ROM, also add the PC Engine Super LD-ROM2 for the Laseractive as well. Famicom Twins (3 versions), the Videotitiling unit with built-in Fami, SuperFami/Fami Sharp TVs.

 

This was discussed extensively on this board a year or two ago.

I produced this list:

http://www.geocities.com/sweaterfishdeluxe/kants/consoles.html

I never really finished it, I meant to add in handhelds and also color code the entires based on whether they were original release systems, add ons, regional variations, re-designed systems, licensed systems, etc. I also wanted to try to add pirates (probably not all of them in the case of the Atari 2600 and Famicom, but at least the significant ones). And maybe also turn the whole thing into a database website where clicking a system would take you to some pictures and a short description of the system.

If anyone wants to continue the plan, they're free to as indicated by the disclaimer at the bottom of the page.


...word is bondage...

 

Yeah, we have been over this a ton...

Atari Computers are not consoles....and on that note, if you're going to separate atari 400, 800, you might as well include the whole atari computer line...except you shouldn't...as they're not consoles...

Yeah...Coleco ADAM isn't a console either...a computer...

Yeah, get rid of Commodore 64, though 64GS is alright...

It's Vectrex, not Vectrek


Pretty sure Coleco telstar is just a pong clone...

Atari 2600 is the same thing as Atari VCS

Odyssey does not take ROM cartridges, and isn't a true console.

Now, heres a random array of consoles... APF 1000 Imagination Machine, Game King, Mega Duck/Cougar Boy, Adventurevision, Supervision, Actionmax, Loopy, Fujitsu FM Towns Marty, Bally Astrocade, Ooh...the little mentioned Odyssey 3/Phillips G7400 (Yeah, they have keyboards, but are not computers)

That's all that I have just off the top of my head...

 

Are you going to count the Socrates "educational" game system?
If you're going to list variations, you're going to SUFFER with famiclones and Brazilian Sega, Atari and other stuff.

How about this, Mark: You could actually make every "main" console one item of the list, and add "sub-items" to its variations.

For example (mind you, my example is VERY incomplete and is just to list "order")

ATARI 2600
----------Atari 2600 Junior
----------Sears Video Arcade
Intellivision
----------Intellivision
----------Intellivision 2
----------Sears Super Video Arcade
Nintendo Famicom
----------NES
----------NES Top Loader
----------Famicom Twin

... and so on

 

Sweater Fish Deluxe, thanks alot but that javascript seems to be failing with SP2 or just my computer. Ive always wanted a full list of all consoles so i could cross reference it with TOSEC and Good-series of dat files and get an estimated number of all released console games in exsitance... then use that number against my own collection to see the percentage my collection is to being compelete... im guessing its around 0.001%

edit: speling errar

 

Hm, it seems to be some sort of conflict in Internet Explorer, probably due to all the garbage javascripts Geoshities puts on their pages. It works fine in Firefox, but not in Internet Explorer. So anyway I tried uploading the stuff to my other webspace and it doesn't work right there in Internet Explorer OR Firefox (possibly because I had to rename the .JS files in order to upload them to atari.net since they have file type restrictions), but at least it seems to default to all nodes open instead of all nodes closed. So, try this:

http://www.atari.net/sites/casualgamer/kants.html


...word is bondage...

 

You missed pokemon mini off that list.

Its a self contained console with carts so it counts.

 

Wow! I was going to revise my list by making NTSC-J, NTSC-U, PAL collumns. Wow, my list is nothing compared to Sweater Fish Deluxe's.

 

I did something similar to this a while back on the boards. Do you want to include
:variations of systems (Country variations and other)
:Game Computers


Here is my list if it will help you any.


MY LIST

3DO
Panasonic FZ-1
Panasonic FZ-10
Goldstar 3DO
Sanyo 3DO
Creative 3d Blaster

Amstrad
Amstrad GX 4000

Atari

Atari 2600
Atari 2600 DVS
Atari 5200
Atari 5200 4CP
Atari 5200 2CP
Atari 7800
Atari Lynx
Atari Jaguar
Atari Jaguar CD


Audiovision/Watara
Supervision

Bally
Bally Astrocade

Bit Corp
Gamate

Bandai
Bandai Arcadia
Bandai Playdia
Bandai Pippin
Wonderswan
Wonderswan Color
Swan Crystal

Capcom
Capcom Changer

Casio
PV-1000
MSC SV-1000

Coleco
Colecovision

Commodore
Commodore 64GS
Amiga CD32
Amiga CDTV

Creatonic, Timlex
Mega duck

D.I.S.C.
DISCover

Emerson tech
Arcadia 2001
Arcadia MPT-03

Entex
Adventurevision

Fairchild Tee.
Channel F
Channel F 2

Fujitsu
Fm towns Marty

Funtech
Super A'Can

Gamepark holdings inc.
Gamepark 32

General Consumer Electric/ Milton Bradley
Vectrex

Hartung, Impel, Videojet, Watara
Game Master

Mattel
Aquarius
Intellivision
Intellivison 2
Intellivision 3

Microsoft
Xbox

NEC
PC Engine
Core Grafx
CD-ROM²
Core Grafx II
Super CD-ROM²
PC Engine GT
PC Engine DUO
Super Grafx
PC Engine LT
PC Engine DUO-R
PC Engine DUO-RX
PC-FX
Turbo Graphx 16
Turbo CD
Turbo Duo
Turbo Express

Nintendo
Famicom
Famicom 2
Famicom Disk System
Super Famicom
Sharp twin Famicom
N64 DD
Super Famicom Jr.
NES
NES 2
Super NES
Super NES JR.
Nintendo 64
Nintendo Gamecube
Virtual boy
Game Boy
Game boy pocket
Game Boy Advance
Game Boy Advance sp.
Game Boy Color
Nintendo DS

Nokia
N-gage
N-gage QD

Phillips Magnavox
Odyssey
Odyssey 2
450 Cd-I player
550 Cd-I player

Pioneer
Pioneer LaserActive

RCA
RCA studio 2

Sega
SG-1000
Sega Master System
Sega Mark III plus variants
Sega Genesis
Sega Genesis 2
Sega Genesis 3
Sega CD
Sega CD 2
Sega 32X
Sega cdx
Sega Saturn
Sega Dreamcast
Sega Game Gear
Sega Nomad
Mega Drive
Mega Cd
Mega Cd 2
Mega Cdx
Wondermega
Megajet
Multimega
Super 32x
JVC X'EYE

SNK
Neo-Geo
Neo-Geo CD
Neo-Geo Pocket
Neo-Geo Pocket Color

Sony
PSone
Ps2 two
Playstation
Playstation 2
PSP
PSX

Tapwave
Zodiac Tapwave

Tiger
Game.com
Game.com pro

Vtech
Creativision

 

Mr. Casual's list rocks the other one...but it still needs Odyssey 3, APF1000, and the removal of Odyssey, as its just a pong...it's the first one, but its a pong.

 

Mister Casual's list is indeed quite good... just a couple corrections.
1) Intellivision 3 was not released.
2) You are listing the Aquarius under Mattel. If so, you need to list the Adam under Coleco

 

Just go to gamefaqs.com and you'll find the ultimate list there

 

Maybe he's thinking of INTV III?

And yeah...there should be no Aquarius.

 

Another thing is the Atari 2800. It's Japan-Only. It's a 2600, but if he's listing the Intellivision 2, then he should list the atari 2800 and the 2600 Jr. The two 2600s he's listing are the Heavy Sixer and 4 switch revision, right?

There's also two versions of the Lynx.

Still, though, it's a pretty complete list.

 

Yeah the system from INTV is often called the Intellivision III. Its proper name is the Intellivision Pro, though.

Also, I'm not sure what the Atari 2600 DVS is, there's a few 2600 revisions, but I don't know which one the DVS is. The "Darth Vader System"?

I didn't know about the Arcadia MPT-03 or the second verison of the Channel F, either. I also forgot about the VideoPac G7400 that Blur2040 mentioned. The Odyssey^3 never came out, though, so it shouldn't be included.

For the most part, though, my list and Mr. Casual's are the same, mine had a few his doesn't and his has a few mine doesn't. Someone should combine them. Quite a few of the ones I have listed but Mr. Casual doesn't are licensed variants either sold in the same region as the one from the original maker or licensed for sal ein Korea or Brazil, maybe those don't need to be on the list.

What I used as a sort of rule of thumb in creating my list was the name of the console. This keeps, for instance, LE color variants like the N64 or Dreamcast had from needing to be included (which would make the list unbearbale), but does mean that both the Mega Drive and Genesis can be included even though they had essentially the same case design. That's why I don't have the Vader 2600 on my list, I do list the four-switch 2600A, which included both woodgrain and black models, Atari doesn't seem to have differentiated between those in name.


...word is bondage...

 

Tomy Pyuuta jr, the console version of the Tomy Tutor, released only in Japan.

There was also a French handheld called Gametronic, which was a clone of the Game master.

Also Megaduck/Cougarboy

 

This is the reason I quit the list making. Its WAY too complicated.

If you need the list, just combine them. This list was helped made by several people, too. So, If we work together, MAYBE we could have a 99% list.

 

Where's the GameKing?