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Ralph Baer's "Brown Box"
Ralph Baer is known as the "father of all video games". He invented the first gaming console "Brown Box". It got its name from its simple brown-box shape. It had two attached controllers and knobs for adjusting the various settings on it. -
Magnavox Odyssey
It had a slow controller and game response and no sound. It was very simple. Unlike todays consoles it was powered by batteries. For the early 70's this was the pinnacle of home entertainment. -
Pong
Revolutionary during its time for home entertainment it is commonly mistaken to be the FIRST video game. Which isn't true. It is just one of the first extremely popular games. It's layout is very simple and is a less complicated, tech-tennis. -
Atari 2600 VCS
It came with a controller, RF switch, and power chord but was one of the first game systems to have seperately sold game cartridges.
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Intellivision
The first game system to threaten Atari's dominance of the game world it came with superior graphics and more game avaliability. Over 3 billions units sold and it released over 125 games. -
NES "Nintendo Entertainment System"
One of the most revolutionary gaming consoles of its time, it was the best and most sold console. Originally called Famicom. This system impacted the gaming market in very positive ways and opened doors to the modern gaming of todays world. -
Gameboy
An 8-bit hand-held gaming console it was Nintendo's second handheld gaming system. Worldwide it sold around 118.69 million units, a tremendous success! -
Sega Genesis
A fourth generation gaming console released by Sega. -
Neo-Geo
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Super NES
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PlayStation
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Nintendo 64
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PlayStation 2
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Gameboy Advance
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Xbox
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Gamecube
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Nintendo DS
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PlayStation Portable (PSP)
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Xbox 360
Part of the Microsoft corporations gaming branch it is one of the best consoles to date it has wireless controllers, expansive online gameplay and large selections of games. It and it's rival PS3 both brought new graphics and experiences to the gaming world.
