Category:Systems

Below is a list of system names. Alternatively, search by Manufacturer names or all categories.

Subcategories

This category has the following 87 subcategories, out of 87 total.

#

  •  2DS
  • 3DO Interactive Multiplayer
  • 3DS
  • 3DS XL
  • 5200/2600 ongoing software releases (1980–1984 market presence)

A

  • Action Maxz
  • Amiga 1200
  • Amiga 391029-01
  • Amiga 500
  • Amiga 570
  • Amiga 600
  • Amiga CD32
  • Amstrad GX4000
  • Analogue
  • APF Imagination Machine
  • APF MP1000
  • APF MPA-10
  • Apple 2
  • Apple 2GS
  • AppleCD
  • AppleColor Composite Monitor IIe A2M6021
  • AppleColor RGB Monitor A2M6014
  • Arcadia 2001
  • Arduboy
  • Astrocade
  • Atari 1040
  • Atari 1050
  • Atari 1200XL
  • Atari 2600
  • Atari 400
  • Atari 520
  • Atari 5200
  • Atari 600XL
  • Atari 7800
  • Atari 800
  • Atari 800XL
  • Atari 810
  • Atari Flashback
  • Atari Jaguar
  • Atari Jaguar CD
  • Atari Lynx
  • Atari Pong
  • Atari ST
  • Atari Video Music
  • Atari XE
  • Atari XEGS
  • Atari XF551
  • Aya Neo
  • Ayaneo 2
  • Ayaneo Air / Ayaneo Air Pro
  • Ayaneo Geek
  • Ayaneo Next / Ayaneo Next Pro
  • Adler Video Game consoles
  • Aiwa Pong family
  • Akai Video Game Pong units
  • Amiga 1000
  • Amstrad CPC 464
  • Analogue Pocket
  • Apex TV Game consoles
  • APEX/Apollo family boxed units
  • APF TV Fun
  • Atari 2600 (continued long tail
  • Atari 2600 Jr. (revival) — note: hardware revisions in 1980s
  • Atari 400/800 expansions & peripherals (early 80s relevance)
  • Atari 5200 SuperSystem (US 1982) — included earlier
  • Atari Flashback 2/3
  • Atari Flashback 3–4
  • Atari Flashback Classics / 8th-gen retro consoles
  • Atari Flashback Series
  • Atari Flashback series (first retro clone late 90s?)
  • Atari Home Pong (Atari Pong)
  • Atari Lynx (note: released 1989? actually 1989 US April) — borderline 1989 release but commercially late
  • 1989/1990
  • Atari Lynx II
  • Atari Portfolio
  • Atari ST (ST/520/1040) (1985)
  • Atari VCS 2021
  • Atari VCS/2600 (1977) — included earlier as cartridge-based milestone
  • Atari Video Pinball (dedicated tabletop)

B

  • Barcode Battler
  • Bit-60
  • Bit-70
  • Bit-90
  • ByteBoosters
  • Bally Astrocade (continued relevance)
  • Bally Home Pong (Bally Professional Arcade relatives)
  • Bally Home Video Game consoles (dedicated)
  • Bally/Midway video-game consoles (arcade/home conversions)
  • Bandai WonderSwan Color
  • BBC Micro (Model A/B)
  • Bemani Pocket
  • BeoVideo games (Pong family)
  • Binatone TV Master

C

  • Casio PV-1000
  • Cassette TV Game
  • Cassette Vision
  • Cassette Vision Jr.
  • Champion 2711
  • Coleco Adam
  • Coleco Gemini
  • Colecovision
  • Colecovision / ADAM 5V RAM Modification
  • Colecovision Expansion Module 1
  • Commodore 1084
  • Commodore 128
  • Commodore 1541
  • Commodore 16
  • Commodore 1701
  • Commodore 1702
  • Commodore 1901
  • Commodore 1902
  • Commodore 1902A
  • Commodore 64
  • Commodore 64 Power Saver
  • Commodore PET
  • Commodore Plus/4
  • Commodore SFD-1001
  • Commodore SX-64
  • CD-i
  • CD-i (later 1991) — not in this era
  • CD32
  • Channel conversion home units
  • Channel F
  • Coleco Adam (computer/console)
  • Coleco Telstar (Original)
  • Coleco Telstar Alpha
  • Coleco Telstar Arcade
  • Coleco Telstar Colormatic
  • Coleco Telstar Marksman (light-gun variant)
  • Coleco Telstar Ranger
  • Coleco Telstar rebrands (Sears variants)
  • Coleco/Arcade rebrands
  • Coleco/Sears rebadged Telstar units
  • Color TV-Game 6/15 (Nintendo rivalry note) — (Nintendo released Color TV-Game in 1977; Sega had multiple)
  • Commodore Plus/4 (1984)
  • Commodore VIC-20
  • Conic TV Game consoles

D

  • Delta SMP-120EB
  • Dingoo A320
  • DragonBox Pyra
  • Denco TV Game consoles
  • DS
  • DS Lite
  • DSi
  • DSi XL

E

  • Eksi-Video 01
  • Entex Adventure Vision
  • ENTEX Gameroom Tele-Pong
  • Entex Select-A-Game
  • Epoch Game Pocket Computer
  • Early console clones & famiclone devices (regionally sold)
  • Educational handhelds & consoles (VTech series)
  • Eminent Electronics TV Game
  • Epoch TV Pong consoles

F

  • Fairchild Channel F
  • Fairchild Channel F System II
  • FM Towns
  • FM Towns Marty
  • Franklin Ace 1000 / 1200
  • Family / regional home consoles and clones (Latin America
  • Family Computer (Famicom)
  • Fisher-Price Electronic Sports (toy consoles)
  • Fujitsu Pong consoles

G

  • Gamate
  • Game Master
  • Game Wave Family Entertainment System
  • Game.com
  • GameKing I
  • GameKing II
  • GameKing III
  • GCE Vectrex
  • GE 9T89Y5005G11
  • Gizmondo
  • Goldstar 3DO
  • GP2X
  • GP32
  • GP32 BLU
  • GP32 FLU
  • Gravis Ultrasound
  • Gakken Compact TV Game
  • Gakken Compact TV Games & licensed handhelds
  • Gama Pong units
  • Game & Watch (series begins)
  • Game & Watch Series
  • Game & Watch: Super Mario Bros.
  • Game Boy (original) — released 1989-04-21 in Japan / 1989-07-31 in North America
  • Game Boy Advance
  • Game Boy Advance SP
  • Game Boy Color
  • Game Boy Micro
  • Game Boy Pocket
  • Game Gear
  • GameCube
  • GE Video Game Pong units
  • GoldStar Telstar-like units
  • Goldstar Video Game consoles
  • Grundig Video Game consoles
  • GX4000

H

  • Handy Game
  • Handheld / Tabletop Pong novelties
  • Handheld LCDs (head-to-head with Nintendo/G&W)
  • Hanimex 1000 series
  • Hitachi Video Game units
  • Home Pong / early cartridge attempts
  • Home Pong repro units
  • Hyperscan

I

  • IBM 4863
  • IBM 5151
  • IBM 5153
  • IBM PCjr
  • Intellivision Flashback
  • Intellivision INTV System III
  • Intellivision ECS
  • Intellivision II / I-TV variations (ongoing market presence)
  • Intellivision II/III (legacy software)
  • Intellivision III prototypes / Intellivision II (retail variants)
  • Intellivision-compatible consoles & handhelds (licensed)
  • Intergames Video Game console (various labels)
  • Interton Video 2000
  • Interton Video 3000
  • Interton Video 4000/Color series

J

  • Jaguar Voice Modem
  • Jakks Pacific
  • Jaguar CD
  • Japanese regional Pong consoles

K

  • Kaypro

L

  • LJN Video Art
  • Leapster / LeapPad
  • LEGO Super Mario interactive set
  • Luxor Video 6

M

  • Macintosh 128K
  • Macintosh 512K
  • Macintosh Classic
  • Macintosh Classic II
  • Macintosh Color Classic
  • Macintosh G3
  • Macintosh II
  • Macintosh IIci
  • Macintosh IIfx
  • Macintosh IIsi
  • Macintosh IIx
  • Macintosh LC Series
  • Macintosh Plus
  • Macintosh Portable
  • Macintosh Portable Backlight
  • Macintosh PowerBook 100
  • Macintosh PowerBook 180
  • Macintosh PowerBook 2300c
  • Macintosh PowerBook 280c
  • Macintosh Quadra 605
  • Macintosh Quadra 610 / Centris 610
  • Macintosh SE
  • Macintosh SE/30
  • Magnavox Odyssey (1972)
  • Magnavox Odyssey 1TL200
  • Magnavox Odyssey 2
  • Magnavox Odyssey 2: The Voice
  • Magnavox Odyssey Pong Systems
  • Mattel Intellivision System Changer
  • Mattel Intellivision
  • Mattel Intellivision ECS Computer
  • Mattel Intellivision II
  • Mattel Intellivision v1
  • Mattel Intellivoice
  • Mega Duck
  • MSX
  • My Vision
  • Magnavox Odyssey
  • Master System (SG-1000 Mark III ? Master System)
  • Mattel Auto Race (early electronic)
  • Mattel's Electronic Football (handheld/tabletop)
  • Microvision
  • Microvision (continued sales / accessory ecosystem) — earlier 1979 but small ecosystem into early 80s
  • Montgomery Ward/retailer branded units
  • MSX (standard) — many manufacturers (Sony
  • My Vision / My Arcade (regional dedicated consoles)

N

  • N-Gage
  • NEC Core Grafx
  • NEC Core Grafx II
  • NEC Duo Tap
  • NEC Hu6260
  • NEC IFU-30
  • NEC PAC-N10
  • NEC PC Engine
  • NEC PC Engine Duo
  • NEC PC Engine Duo Monitor
  • NEC PC Engine Duo-R
  • NEC PC Engine Duo-RX
  • NEC PC Engine GT
  • NEC PC Engine LT
  • NEC PC Engine Shuttle
  • NEC PC-FX
  • NEC Super CD-ROM2
  • NEC SuperGrafx
  • NEC Turbo Duo
  • NEC Turbo Express
  • NEC Turbo Grafx CD
  • NEC Turbo Grafx CD Gear Cleaning
  • NEC Turbo Grafx CD-ROM Dock
  • NEC Turbo Grafx CD-ROM Drive
  • NEC Turbo Vision
  • NEC TurboBooster
  • NEC TurboBooster Plus
  • NEC TurboGrafx 16
  • N-Gage QD
  • NAOMI (home arcade ports)
  • National Video Games
  • Neo Geo AES
  • Neo Geo CD
  • Neo Geo Pocket
  • Neo Geo Pocket Color
  • NES Famicom Disk System (Japan add-on
  • New 3DS / New 3DS XL
  • New Nintendo 2DS XL
  • Nichibutsu TV Game / Pong family
  • Nintendo 64
  • Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) (North America release)
  • Nordmende Video 2000 series
  • Novex Pong consoles
  • Numerous dedicated tabletop electronic games & licensed LCD handhelds (1980s)
  • Numerous store-branded Atari/OEM units

O

  • Olympian 2600
  • Osborne 1
  • O.E.M. Whitebox Pong consoles
  • Odyssey
  • Odyssey 100/200/300/400/500 family
  • ODYSSEY 2 (Philips O2) — note: later
  • Odyssey 200/300/400 (Magnavox/Philips families)
  • Odyssey-branded rebadges (international)
  • Oric-1/Oric Atmos

P

  • P/ECE
  • Palladium Tele-Cassetten Game
  • Palladium Tele-Cassetten Game Color
  • Palladium Tele-Match 4000
  • Palladium Tele-Match 6000
  • Palladium Tele-Match Color
  • Palladium Tele-Match Color R
  • Palladium Tele-Multiplay S 825-395
  • Panasonic 3DO FZ-1
  • Panasonic 3DO FZ-10
  • Panasonic FS-A1
  • Panasonic FS-A1WX
  • Panasonic Q
  • Pandora
  • PC Pal
  • Philips CDI 210
  • Philips CDI 220
  • Philips CDI 350
  • Philips CDI 450 / 550
  • Philips Videopac G7200
  • Picno
  • Pioneer ADP-1
  • Pioneer Laseractive CLD-A100
  • Pioneer PAC-K1
  • Pioneer PAC-S10
  • Playdate
  • Polygame Tele-Match
  • Power Macintosh
  • Panasonic Pong consoles
  • PC Engine (TurboGrafx) (Japan release)
  • Philco Pong consoles
  • Philips Tele-Game 2000 series
  • Philips Tele-Spiel consoles
  • Philips Videopac G7000 (Odysssey² family) variants (some 1980s sales)
  • Philips/Sylvania rebadges
  • Pippin
  • Play & Learn electronic game toys (handhelds)
  • Playdia
  • Playdia (later 1994) — not in 1980s (omitted)
  • PlayStation
  • PlayStation 2
  • PlayStation 3
  • PlayStation 3 Slim/CECH-3000 series
  • PlayStation 4
  • PlayStation 4 Pro
  • PlayStation 4 Slim
  • PlayStation 5
  • PlayStation Portable (PSP)
  • PlayStation PS One
  • PlayStation Vita
  • PlayStation VR
  • PlayStation VR2
  • Plug-and-play TV consoles
  • Plug-and-play TV consoles (modern releases)
  • Plug-in dedicated LCD & LED tabletop consoles (many brands)
  • Pong
  • Pong Clone Series
  • Private label Pong consoles (hundreds)
  • Private-label console models
  • PS3 Slim
  • PSP Go
  • PSP Slim & Lite (PSP-2000)
  • PV / Game watches and portable electronic toys
  • PV-100 (pocket game series)

Q

  • Quiz Wiz

R

  • R-Zone
  • RCA Studio II
  • ROG Ally
  • Roland CM-32L
  • Radica early Pong clones (late 70s/early 80s)
  • Radionic Pong family
  • Radofin Video Game consoles (various)
  • Rebranded Export models

S

  • Sakhr AX-990
  • Samsung DVD-N2000
  • Samsung DVD-N501
  • SCV Lady’s Set
  • Sears Super Video Arcade
  • Sears Video Arcade
  • Sears Video Arcade II
  • Sega 32X
  • Sega Atomiswave
  • Sega CD v1
  • Sega CD v2
  • Sega CD v2: Funai
  • Sega CD v2: Sony
  • Sega CDX
  • Sega Dreamcast
  • Sega Game Gear
  • Sega Genesis 2
  • Sega Genesis 3
  • Sega Mark III
  • Sega Master System
  • Sega Mega Drive
  • Sega Mega Drive 2
  • Sega Naomi
  • Sega Naomi 2
  • Sega Nomad
  • Sega PAC-S10
  • Sega Saturn
  • Sega SC-3000
  • Sega SG-1000
  • Sega ST-V
  • Sega Wondermega
  • Sega X'Eye
  • Sharp 19SV111
  • Sharp Twin Famicom
  • Sharp X68000
  • Sharp X68000 ACE
  • Sharp X68000 Compact
  • Shield Portable
  • SNK Neo Geo AES
  • SNK Neo Geo CD
  • SNK Neo Geo CDZ
  • SNK Neo Geo MVS
  • SNK Neo Geo Pocket
  • SNK Neo Geo Pocket Color
  • SNK NEO-IC8
  • SNK POWCD
  • SNK POWCD-X
  • Sony APS-06M
  • Sportsman T101
  • Steamdeck
  • Super Cassette Vision
  • Super Micro / Palmtex Portable Videogame System
  • SABA Pong series
  • Sankyo Video Game consoles
  • Sanyo Pong family
  • SC-3000 (home computer variant of SG-1000)
  • Scandinavian Pong rebadges
  • Schneider CPC series (regionally sold)
  • Schneider Tele-Spiel family
  • Sears Tele-Games Pong (Atari rebrand)
  • Sega arcade to home conversions and dedicated console add-ons
  • Sega Genesis 32X (add-on)
  • Sega Mark III (Japan)
  • Sega Mega Drive / Genesis
  • Sega Pico
  • Sega Pong (home units / early releases)
  • SG-1000
  • SG-1000 export variants and card-based systems (Sc-3000 / MyCard)
  • SG-1000 family (regional VARIANTS) — include SC-3000 computer variant
  • SG-1000 II (and MARK III lineage)
  • SG-1000 II / SC-3000 variants
  • Sharp MZ / X1 series (games on home micros)
  • Singer Video Game units
  • Spectrum (ZX Spectrum)
  • Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES)
  • Super TV Bowling
  • Switch
  • Switch Lite
  • Switch OLED
  • Sylvania Pong consoles

T

  • Taito B System
  • Taito F3
  • Tandy 1000
  • Tandy 2000
  • Tandy 6000 Xenix
  • Tandy Model 16
  • Tandy TRS80
  • Tandyvision 1
  • Texas Instruments PHA 4100A
  • Texas Instruments TI99/4a
  • Thumby
  • Tournament 100
  • Tournament 1000
  • Tournament 102[5]
  • Tournament 150
  • Tournament 200
  • Tournament 2000[6]
  • Tournament 2501
  • TRS-80 Color
  • TV Arcade Frogger
  • TV Baseball
  • TV Block
  • TV Game System 10
  • TV Tennis Electrotennis
  • TV Vader
  • Tabletop Pong clock/novelty units
  • Tabletop Pong Units
  • Taito Pong units (home converters)
  • Tandy Video Game units
  • Tapwave Zodiac
  • Thomson MO/TO series (French micros)
  • Thomson Video Home Console (early Pong)
  • Tiger handheld LCD games
  • Tiger LCD handhelds
  • Timely Video Game consoles
  • Tomy TV Game series
  • Tron / Tomy Pipot/handhelds (toy electronic game units)
  • TRS-80 Color Computer (CoCo)
  • TRS-80 Model I/III continued game availability and clones
  • TRS-80 Video Game Pong rebrands
  • TurboGrafx-16 (North America)
  • TurboGrafx-16 / PC Engine (late 90s Japanese support)
  • TV Baseball / Cassette Vision
  • TV Game (Club rebrands)
  • TV Game console rebrands
  • TV Game novelty units
  • TV Game series (e.g.
  • TV Games (various small runs)
  • TV Sports / Pong units
  • TV Tennis Electrotennis (continuing influence) — earlier but brand continued into early 80s

U

  • Unitrex TV Game consoles

V

  • V.Motion
  • V.Smile
  • V.Smile Cyber Pocket
  • V.Smile Motion
  • V.Smile Pocket
  • Vectrex
  • Video Computer System
  • View-Master Interactive Vision
  • VM Labs Nuon
  • Vectorbeam/General Consumer Electronics
  • Video-based toys (Pong-like)
  • Virtual Boy
  • VS. System (arcade board) — arcade hardware also important to home ports

W

  • Watara Supervision
  • Wondermega
  • WonderSwan
  • WonderSwan Color Full Size IPS Installation
  • White-label Pong TVs
  • Wii
  • Wii Family Edition / Redesign
  • Wii U
  • WonderSwan Color

X

  • XX'Eye
  • XaviXPORT / Domyos Interactive System
  • Xbox 360
  • Xbox One
  • Xbox Original
  • Xbox Series X
  • X68000 (later 1987) — powerful Japanese computer for arcade-accurate ports
  • Xbox
  • Xbox 360 Elite / Pro variants
  • Xbox 360 S / E revisions
  • Xbox Adaptive Controller
  • Xbox One S
  • Xbox One X
  • Xbox Series S

Z

  • Zeebo
  • Zodiac 1
  • Zodiac 2