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List of video game consoles
This is an incomplete list of video game consoles.
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First generation[edit | edit source]
The first generation of video game consoles started in 1972 and ended in 1980.
Second generation[edit | edit source]
The second generation of video game consoles started in 1976 and ended in 1983.
- Fairchild Channel F – Fairchild
- Fairchild Channel F II – Fairchild
- RCA Studio II – RCA
- Atari 2600 – Atari
- Bally Astrocade – Midway
- VC 4000 – Interton
- Magnavox Odyssey 2 – Magnavox
- Intellivision – Mattel
- VTech CreatiVision – VTech
- Epoch Cassette Vision – Epoch
- Arcadia 2001 – Emerson Radio
- Atari 5200 – Atari
- ColecoVision – Coleco
- Vectre – Smith Engineering
Third generation[edit | edit source]
The third generation of video game consoles started in 1983 and ended in 1993.
- Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo
- Atari 7800 – Atari
- Sega Master System – Sega
- Super Cassette Vision – Epoch
- PV-1000 – Casio
- Action Max – Worlds of Wonder
Fourth generation[edit | edit source]
The fourth generation of video game consoles started in 1987 and ended in 1995.
- TurboGrafx-16 – NEC
- Sega Genesis – Sega
- Neo-Geo – SNK
- Neo-Geo CD – SNK
- Super Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo
- CD-i – Phillips
Fifth generation[edit | edit source]
The fourth generation of video game consoles started in 1993 and ended in 1999.
- Pioneer LaserActive – Pioneer
- FM Towns Marty – Fujitsu
- Atari Jaguar – Atari
- PlayStation – Sony
- Sega Saturn – Sega
- 3DO Interactive Multiplayer – Panasonic
- Nintendo 64 – Nintendo
- Amiga CD32 – Commodore
- PC-FX – NEC
Sixth generation[edit | edit source]
The sixth generation of video game consoles started in 1999 and ended in 2004.
Seventh generation[edit | edit source]
The seventh generation of video game consoles started in 2005 and ended in 2013.
Eighth generation[edit | edit source]
The eighth generation of video game consoles started in 2012.
Ninth generation[edit | edit source]
The ninth generation of video game consoles started in 2020.
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