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PlayStation Portable

PlayStation Portable (PSP) is Sony's first entry into the handheld gaming market. The PSP also sports multimedia features including music and video playback, a photo viewer, and an online store. Several model revisions have been released: the PSP-2000, 3000, PSPgo and the PSP-E1000.

Xbox 360

The Xbox 360 is the second game console produced by Microsoft Corporation and is the successor to the original Xbox.

Atari 8-bit

A line of 8-bit computers produced by Atari, Inc. from 1979 to 1992.

3DO

3DO was a video game console manufactured by Panasonic, Goldstar, and Sanyo. Despite the initial hype surrounding the system, the console's 0 price tag proved to be the ultimate kiss of death for the system.

CD-i

The CD-i was the first CD-based game console. Produced by Philips, it was intended to be a computer for your living room.

Jaguar

The Atari Jaguar was the first 64-Bit game console, and Atari's final console.

VIC-20

An 8-bit computer produced by Commodore Electronics Ltd. Also known as the VIC-1001, it was the first microcomputer to sell one million units.

Sega 32X

Sega's short-lived jump into the 32-bit gaming era began with this add-on to the Sega Genesis.

Xbox

Microsoft's first home gaming system and one of the first to include an internal hard drive and built in online play capability. It was considered the first console to have fully supported meaningful online play.

N-Gage

The N-Gage (later re-released as N-Gage QD) was a failed gaming platform developed by phone manufacturer Nokia. Games in MMC-Card format were sold for the platform, and towards the end, games were available for download to your own MMC.