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Magnavox Odyssey
This was the world’s first game console. -
Pong
A coin-op arcade game by Atari Inc. -
Gran Track 10
A single player racing arcade game by Atari. -
Maze Wars
One of the first FPS games. -
Magnavox Odyssey
Played programmable ROM cartridges. -
APF TV Fun
Only 4 games: Tennis, Hockey, Single Handball, Squash. -
Atari 2600
Uses a microprocessor and cartridges containing games. -
Chuck E Cheese's
Sit-down pizza restaurant with arcade games etc. -
Space Invaders
Went world-wide by 1982. -
Intellivision
Nation-wide in 1980 with a cost of $299. -
Asteroids
Vector display and a 2D view that wraps around in both screen axes. -
Pac Man
Generated more than $2.5 billion in quarters by the 1900s. -
Donkey Kong
Nintendo licensed the game to Coleco who developed home console versions. -
Frogger
Game is regarded as a classic and was noted for its novel gameplay, and theme. -
Galaga
Fixed shooter arcade game by Namco. -
Tron
Based off of a movie. -
Pole Position
Most popular coin-operated arcade game of 1983. -
Mario Borthers
Created by Nintendo in 1983. -
Tetris
A tile-matching game originally designed and programmed in the Soviet Union. -
The Legend of Zelda
A high fantasy action-adventure video game series created in Japan and published by Nintendo. -
Final Fantasy
Developed and owned by Square Enix. -
Nintendo’s Game Boy
A handheld game console by Nintendo, for $89.95. -
Atari Lynx
The Lynx holds the distinction of being the world's first handheld electronic game with a color LCD display. -
Sonic the Hedgehog
A platform video game developed by Sega -
Sega Saturn
A powerful machine for the time, but its design, with 2 CPU’s and 6 other processors, made harnessing power difficult.
