Other video game consoles

This page lists unlinked/missing consoles (less known in mainstream culture) or gaming computers. They will be incorporated in the wiki layout at some point.

• Fairchild Channel F
• Magnavox Odyssey
• Magnavox Odyssey 2
• Casio PV-1000
• Casio Loopy
• Xbox family (Xbox, Xbox 360)
• Entex Adventure Vision
• APF MP1000
• Arcadia 2001
• Bally Astrocade
• Entex Select-A-Game
• Fujitsu FM Towns Marty
• Ouya
• Watara Supervision
• Bandai Wonderswan
• Tiger Game.com
• Interton VC 4000
• VTech CreatiVision
• Microvision
• Commodore 64
• Amiga family (1000, 2000, 500 (best selling model), 3000, CDTV, 600, 4000, 1200, CD32 )
• ZX Spectrum (original 16/48K, ZX Spectrum+, ZX Spectrum 128, ZX Spectrum +2, ZX Spectrum +3)
• Philips G7000
• Brick Game

• RCA Studio II

First generation Pong machines (why can't i hold all these pongs edition)

• Videomaster Superscore VM-8
• Universum TV Multispiel (pong console family)
• Video Sports Skylark-124
• Hanimex (HMG 1292/TVG 070C/SD 070/TVG 8610/TVG 050C)
• Sheen 104/2001/Sheen Video Game (pong clone)
• Micro Genius IQ-1000
• Tandy TV Scoreboard
• Atomic TV-Player (pong console family)
• Conic
• DMS Tele-Action Mini
• HGS Electronic
• INTEL (INTerELektronik GmbH)
• Interton (pong console family)
• Körting / Koerting (pong console family)
• Mentor (pong console family)
• MBO (pong console family)
• Music Leader Multi-Play
• Mustang (pong console family)
• Palladium
• Phillips ES 2201
• Polycon (pong console family)
• Poppy
• Prinztronic (pong console family)
• Radofin
• Sanwa (pong console family)
• SHG Black Point
• SIPO TV-Spiel
• Thompsonic 3500

And lots more we haven't discovered yet... If you know of a console that isn't included, request it here or add it yourself by editing this article!