Famulator
Unknown
One of the clones that more closely resembles the Famicom in both colour and its top loading nature, the Famulator is unusual in respect that it does not have any inbuilt games, so the player needs a ready stream of Famicom games.

Manufacturer :
Type : Game Console

Systema TV Boy II
Unknown
The Systema TV Boy II is an unlicensed clone of the Atari 2600 hardware.

Manufacturer : Systema
Type : Game Console

Video Challenger
Unknown
This is a home video console that works via a special VHS basd tape.

Manufacturer : Bandai Electronics
Type : Game Console

Prinztronic Tournament IV
Unknown
This Prinztronic game console offers the usual Pong-type games: squash, tennis, football, target practice.

Manufacturer : Prinztronic
Type : Game Console

RST Television Game
Unknown
This games console allows you to play Pong-type games on your television.

Manufacturer :
Type : Game Console

Game Child
Unknown
This LCD handheld game console is styled to look like a Nintendo Game Boy.

Manufacturer :
Type : Game Console

Mephisto Chess Challenger
Unknown
An electronic chess game console, complete in original box with manual and AC adaptor.

Manufacturer : Saitek
Type : Game Console

ARGO Ultra 8-bit Video Game
Unknown
Despite being styled like a Nintendo 64, even using one of its original code names, this console is a clone of the NES.

Manufacturer :
Type : Game Console

N-Joypad
Unknown
The N-Joypad is a Nintendo Entertainment System clone, or Famiclone, manufactured by the Hong Kong-based company ABL, which is different from other clones because it does not use cartridges, instead r...

Manufacturer : ABL
Type : Game Console

GameZone Famicom clone
Unknown
A Famiclone styled like an N64 controller.

Manufacturer : GameZone
Type : Game Console

Cue Ball
Unknown
This electronic LED game offers three different varieties of pool: straight pool, poison pool, and trick shots.

Manufacturer : Palectronics
Type : Game Console

Binatone Superstar Model 01/4354
Unknown
This Binatone TV game console is a more advanced version of the early 'pong' games.

Manufacturer : Binatone
Type : Game Console

Radofin Colour TV Game
Unknown
Hooks up easily to most televisions.

Manufacturer : Radofin
Type : Game Console

MP5 GamePlayer
Circa 2018
This "VideoPlayer"-brand handheld gaming console plays NES and Mega Drive/Genesis ROMs, as well as playing video files and music.

Manufacturer : Unknown
Type : Game Console

Novex Computerized Electronic Video Game
Unknown
This Novex game console is similar to other advanced Pong consoles, and is part of the PC-50x family.

Manufacturer : Novex
Type : Game Console

GoldStar GDO-202P 3DO
Unknown
This was the European unit of the South Korean model, and originally came packaged with Fifa Soccer.

Manufacturer : Goldstar
Type : Game Console

Prinztronic Videosport 800-Colour
Unknown
Electronic colour video game. Features: Selectable bat size, ball speed and angle of rebound. Remote controls included. Automatic on screen scoring. Realistic sound effects. Battery or mains ope...

Manufacturer : Prinztronic
Type : Game Console

Prinztronic Micro 10
Unknown
This Prinztronic-brand games console features the standard paddle-and-ball games found in most Pong clones, as well as two game modes designed for use with a light gun (sold separately).

Manufacturer : Prinztronic
Type : Game Console

POP Station ZC-2030B
post-2005
POP Station is the name of a series of handheld game consoles that resemble popular units by big brands, notably the Sony PSP, but also the Nintendo DS.

Manufacturer : Unknown
Type : Game Console

Radofin Tele-Sports
Unknown
The Radofin Tele-Sports is an early Pong console.

Manufacturer : Radofin
Type : Game Console

Prinztronic Tournament VC6000
Unknown
Prinztronic Tournament VC6000 console with two controls and TV connection.

Manufacturer : Prinztronic
Type : Game Console

Prinztronic Tournament 6 Colour TV Game
Unknown
This Prinztronic-brand pong console offers the standard six games in colour.

Manufacturer : Prinztronic
Type : Game Console

Star Force Electronic Space Battle
Unknown
Multi-coloured fluorescent display.

Manufacturer : Grandstand
Type : Game Console

FlashPad - Electronic Light & Touch Pad
Unknown
The FlashPad combines modern arts of design, engineering and electronic technology into one techno-toy.

Manufacturer : FlashPad
Type : Game Console

Prinztronic Tournament II Deluxe
Unknown
A basic Pong clone, based around the ubiquitous General Instruments AY-3-8500 chip.

Manufacturer : Prinztronic
Type : Game Console

Retroad HM-5 Classic NES
Unknown
This modern Famiclone, or NES-on-a-chip, allows you to run NES game cartridges.

Manufacturer : Retroad
Type : Game Console

Tiger game.com
Unknown
The game.com is a handheld game console released by Tiger Electronics in August 1997. It features a resistive touchscreen and stylus. The first version of the game.com includes two slots for game cart...

Manufacturer : Tiger Electronics
Type : Game Console

Zeon T-800C Colour TV Game
Unknown
This pong console was licensed from Magnavox and offers the standard four games: tennis, hockey, handball, and practice.

Manufacturer : Magnavox
Type : Game Console

Entertainment Computer System - NASA NS-90AP
Unknown
Famiclone, made in Taiwan...

Manufacturer :
Type : Game Console

Blaze Gear LCD 20 in 1
Unknown
30 Classic Sega Licensed Titles Built In Fully Portable Hand Held Gaming Console Built in Colour LCD Screen with Built in Speakers TV Format: PAL complete in box.

Manufacturer : Blaze
Type : Game Console

Videomaster Chess Champion
Unknown
Play chess against a computer. Programmed for six different levels of ability. Chess champion provides a partner for any chess player, at any time. It will play complete games or accept any chess prob...

Manufacturer : Videomaster
Type : Game Console

NASA - Entertainment Computer System
Unknown
Famiclone, made in Taiwan....

Manufacturer : NASA
Type : Game Console

AT Games Handheld Console
Unknown
The AT Games handheld came pre-loaded with 20 SEGA Mega Drive games.

Manufacturer : AT Games
Type : Game Console

Super Players Entertainment System
Unknown
The Super Players Entertainment System is a clone of the Super Nintendo Entertainment System.

Manufacturer : Super Players
Type : Game Console

Nintendo Entertainment System Control Deck with Super Mario Bros. 3
Unknown
The Nintendo Entertainment System Control Deck with Super Mario Bros.

Manufacturer : Nintendo
Type : Game Console

Gunboy
Unknown
This contains two N64 style joypads, one of which holds the battery pack and the built in games, it also has a cartridge slot to take Famicom games.

Manufacturer : Gun Boy
Type : Game Console

Rowtron Television Computer System
Unknown
Part of the Interton VC-4000 family of video consoles.

Manufacturer : Rowtron
Type : Game Console

Olympic Electronic Game
1st January 1971
Supplied in kit form by Watford Electronics.

Manufacturer : Watford Electronics
Type : Game Console

Magnavox Odyssey
August 1972
The Magnavox Odyssey was the World's first home video game console.

Manufacturer : Magnavox
Type : Game Console

Magnavox Odyssey (Boxed)
August 1972
The Magnavox Odyssey was the World's first home video game console.

Manufacturer : Magnavox
Type : Game Console

Atari PONG
1974
Atari PONG was released in June 1972 and is the first commercially successful video game and is based on a simple two-dimensional graphical representation of a tennis-like game.

Manufacturer : Atari
Type : Game Console

Videomaster Home TV Game
1975
This pong console was sold in kit form in England, Germany, and France.

Manufacturer : Videomaster
Type : Game Console

Tele-Games Pong Sports IV
1975
Made by Atari for Sears-Roebuck and Co.

Manufacturer : Atari
Type : Game Console

Videomaster Superscore
1976
The Videomaster Superscore (model VM-8) was released in 1976 and was available in either kit form (£24.

Manufacturer : Videomaster
Type : Game Console

Binatone Colour TV Game Mk6 01-4761
1976
Colour sports video unit featuring 6 games when used with the Binatone TV gun.

Manufacturer : Binatone
Type : Game Console

Binatone TV Master Mk IV 01/4974
1976
The Binatone TV Master Mk IV was a very popular TV game console from the late seventies.

Manufacturer : Binatone
Type : Game Console

Olympic Electronic Game
1976
Supplied in kit form by Watford Electronics, who would become far better known for providing peripherals and software for 8 bit computers, particularly the Acorn machines.

Manufacturer : Watford Electronics
Type : Game Console

Grandstand Video Entertainment Computer (Fairchild Channel-F)
August 1976
The Fairchild Channel F was a game console released by Fairchild Semiconductor in August 1976 at the retail price of $169.

Manufacturer : Adman Grandstand
Type : Game Console

Adman Grandstand (Fairchild Channel-F) Video Entertainment Computer
August 1976
The Fairchild Channel F is a game console released by Fairchild Semiconductor in August 1976 at the retail price of $169.

Manufacturer : Fairchild
Type : Game Console

Interstate 1160 Video Games Console
1977
Interstate 1160 Video Games Console featuring Tennis, Hockey/Football, Squash, Training and Pistol 1 & 2.

Manufacturer : Interstate
Type : Game Console

Ingersoll Screenplay XK600B
1977
Pong console with six games, Target 1, Target 2, Tennis, Hockey, Squash and Solo Automatic scoring, speed and angle controls on the controller, individual rest controls, and with 6x AA battery or main...

Manufacturer : Ingersoll
Type : Game Console

Adman Grandstand 3600 Mk III TV Game
1977
A six-game Pong console from Adman Grandstand.

Manufacturer : Adman
Type : Game Console

Conic TVG-SD-01 Games Console
1977
This Conic TVG-SD-01 Games Console dates from 1977 and is for two players with a choice of Hockey, Squash, Handball and Tennis.

Manufacturer : Conic
Type : Game Console

Interstate 1160 Video Games Console
1977
Interstate 1160 Video Games Console featuring Tennis, Hockey/Football, Squash, Training and Pistol 1 & 2.

Manufacturer : Interstate
Type : Game Console

Sportel Paddle IV
1977
A pong-style game console, similar to the Prinztronic series.

Manufacturer : Sportel
Type : Game Console

Adman Grandstand TV Game Model 5000
1977
"Colour video sports centre with remote control handsets - 10 exciting fun games with electronic console control" A standard pong-style games console.

Manufacturer : Adman Grandstand
Type : Game Console

Ingersoll R1800 Console
1977
Pong-style console from 1977, it has the usual Tennis, Football, Squash and Practice, but adds the more unusual Hockey.

Manufacturer : Ingersoll
Type : Game Console

OTRON Video Game Gamatic 7600
1977
A classic Pong system powered by the Texas Instruments TMS-1965 chipset.

Manufacturer : OTRON
Type : Game Console

Bingo TVG-203
1977
Pong type TV Games System.Serial NO: 203-20913 TennisFootballSquashPractice 1977...

Manufacturer : Bingo
Type : Game Console

Commodore 2000K Games Console
1977
Following Commodore’s acquisition of MOS technologies (famous for producing the later 6502 chip for the PET), the Pong-like TV Game consoles 2000K and 3000H made their appearance.

Manufacturer : Commodore
Type : Game Console

Blip - The Play Anywhere Tennis Game
1977
Blip is a dedicated first-generation, handheld electro-mechanical game marketed by Tomy starting in 1977 in the USA.

Manufacturer : Tomy
Type : Game Console

Soundic Pong Console TVG- SD-01
1977
This games console was made in Hong Kong and was sold under various names.

Manufacturer : Soundic
Type : Game Console

Binatone TV Master MK 8 - Model 01/4923
1977
Binatone TV Game Console from Binatone with 8 games including: Football, Ice Hockey, Gridball, Basket Solo, Tennis, Squash Solo, squash & Basket Ball.

Manufacturer : Binatone
Type : Game Console

Binatone Colour TV Game MK 10 Model 01/4842
1977
This pong is one of the many Binatone systems.

Manufacturer : Binatone
Type : Game Console

Teleng Telestars
1977
Teleng Telestars was a Pong type games console manufactured in Essex, U.

Manufacturer : Teleng
Type : Game Console

Conic TG-621 Video Games Console
1977
The Conic TG-621 is a pong-style console that uses the popular GI AY-3-8500 chip and therefore provides the standard four games: Tennis, Hockey, Handball, and Practice.

Manufacturer : Conic
Type : Game Console

Adman Grandstand 3600 Mk II TV Game
1977
A four-game, colour, Pong console from Adman Grandstand.

Manufacturer : Adman
Type : Game Console

Epoch TV Game System 10 M2
1977
Released in 1977, the Epoch TV Game System 10 was Epoch’s second video game machine, following the TV Tennis Electrotennis from 1975, which is said to be the first video game console released in Japan.

Manufacturer : Epoch
Type : Game Console

Mentor Tele-Sports Electronic TV Game Console
1977
A prolific board builder of the 1970's was Radofin, based in Hong Kong.

Manufacturer : Mentor
Type : Game Console

Binatone TV Game Mk6 01-4907
1977
Sports video unit featuring 6 games when used with the Binatone TV gun.

Manufacturer : Binatone
Type : Game Console

Sands C-2500 UHF Color TV Game Console
1977
A pong type console manufactured by Sands (Taiwan) 1977.

Manufacturer :
Type : Game Console

Videomaster Colourscore
1977
The ColourScore (model VM-11) is one of the first colour systems released by Videomaster in 1977 along with the ColourShot and VisionScore.

Manufacturer : Videomaster
Type : Game Console

Epoch TV Game System 10
1977
Released in 1977, the Epoch TV Game System 10 was Epoch’s second video game machine, following the TV Tennis Electrotennis from 1975 (said to be the first video game console released in Japan).

Manufacturer : Epoch
Type : Game Console

Commodore 3000H Games Console
1977
Following Commodore’s acquisition of MOS technologies (famous for producing the later 6502 chip for the PET), the Pong-like TV Game consoles 2000K and 3000H made their appearance.

Manufacturer : Commodore
Type : Game Console

Ameltone Stadium 4002
1977
Ameltone were manufacturers of transistor radios and power supplies, as well as early entertainment systems.

Manufacturer : Ameltone
Type : Game Console

Color TV Game 6
1977
The Color TV Game 6 was the first colour TV Console ever released.

Manufacturer : Nintendo
Type : Game Console

Magnavox Beta Pong Console
1977
This pong console is identical to the E&P Electronics EP800 games console which was licensed by Magnavox.

Manufacturer :
Type : Game Console

Ingersoll XK400 Tele-Sports Mini TV Game
1977
Mini TV Game from 1977 featuring four electronic action games: Tennis, Practice, Football and Squash.

Manufacturer : Ingersoll
Type : Game Console

Magnavox Video Sports SG-1000
1977
Video Sports Model number SG-1000.

Manufacturer : Magnavox
Type : Game Console

Adman Grandstand TVG-2600 Mk II
1977
The Adman Grandstand TVG-2600 Mk II is a Pong-style game console from 1977.

Manufacturer : Adman
Type : Game Console

Electronic TV Game Centre: Model 15
1st January 1977
Games console. Panels on the top of the console, to the left and right, detatch to become wired controllers. There are 6 modes to choose from: practice, squash, target, skeet, tennis and hockey. The c...

Manufacturer : Alltronic
Type : Game Console

Color TV Game 15
8th June 1977
Nintendo released the Color TV Game 15 on 8th June 1977, just a week after the TV Game 6.

Manufacturer : Nintendo
Type : Game Console

Atari VCS
October 1977
The Atari VCS is a video game console released in October 1977.

Manufacturer : Atari
Type : Game Console

Atari VCS (Heavy Sixer)
October 1977
The Atari VCS (Video Computer System) is a video game console released in October 1977.

Manufacturer : Atari
Type : Game Console

Interstate Programaster 1125
1978
This is badged as an Ajax machine, but is soley an Interstate machine sold in the Netherlands.

Manufacturer : Ajax
Type : Game Console

Binatone Colour TV Game MK 10 Model 01/4834
1978
This pong is one of the many Binatone systems.

Manufacturer : Binatone
Type : Game Console

Epoch TV Baseball
1978
The game can be played by two players, one launching the ball and the other manipulating the bat.

Manufacturer : Epoch
Type : Game Console

Merlin, the Electronic Wizard
1978
Merlin (sometimes known as Merlin, the Electronic Wizard) was a handheld electronic game first made by Parker Brothers in 1978.

Manufacturer : Parker Brothers
Type : Game Console

Prinztronic Videosport 600
1978
Electronic TV game featuring target 1 and 2, tennis, football, squash and squash practice.

Manufacturer : Prinztronic
Type : Game Console

Grandstand 6000 Colour
1978
Colour Video Sports Centre with 10 exciting fun games including Basketball Practice, Practice, Tennis, Basketball, Squash, Hockey, Football, Gridball, Rifle No.

Manufacturer : Grandstand
Type : Game Console

Prinztronic Tournament 5000
1978
Prinztronic Tournament 5000 console with two controls and TV connection.

Manufacturer : Prinztronic
Type : Game Console

Demon Driver
1978
This electronic game console uses two film strips which advance at different speeds to simulate driving on a racetrack.

Manufacturer : Tomy
Type : Game Console

Maplin Sportsman 'Pong' Games Console with two hand control units.
1978
After Atari launched its famous Pong in 1975, the world was flooded with imitations.

Manufacturer : Maplin
Type : Game Console

Interton Electronic Video 3000
1978
The Video 3000 was the first Interton console to feature a light gun port.

Manufacturer : Interton Electronic
Type : Game Console

Radofin Programmable Video System tele-sports IV
1978
As with many early Pong clones, the Tele-Sports IV was designed around the General Instruments AY-3-8500 chipset.

Manufacturer : Radofin
Type : Game Console

Bandai TV Jack 5000
1978
The TV Jack series of consoles was brought to market by Bandai, beginning in 1977 with the TV Jack 1000.

Manufacturer : Bandai
Type : Game Console

Philips Videopac G7000
1978
The Videopac G7000 was an 8-bit console manufactured by Philips which was launched in December 1978.

Manufacturer : Philips
Type : Game Console

Color TV-Game Racing 112
8th June 1978
The "Color TV-Game Racing 112" was released on 8th June 1978.

Manufacturer : Nintendo
Type : Game Console

Playskool Major Morgan Electronic Organ
1979
Major Morgan was an Electronic Organ toy released by Playskool in 1979.

Manufacturer :
Type : Game Console

Intellivision
1979
The Intellivision is a video game console released by Mattel in 1979.

Manufacturer : Mattel
Type : Game Console

Ideal Maniac
1979
This is an Electronic game designed by Ralf Baer, inventor of the Pong game and Simon.

Manufacturer : Ideal Toy Corp
Type : Game Console

Videomaster Star Chess
1979
A 1979 cross between a TV game and Chess.

Manufacturer : Videomaster
Type : Game Console

Acetronic MPU-2000
1979
Manufactured by Radofin. Takes game cartridges; the two paddles are non-detatchable....

Manufacturer : Acetronic
Type : Game Console

Teleng Colourstars TV Game Console
1979
The history of domestic video games starts in the 1970s.

Manufacturer : Teleng
Type : Game Console

Space Laser Fight
1979
On its release the Bambino Space Laser Fight game had the world's smallest graphic display with revolutionary computer-game functions.

Manufacturer : Bambino
Type : Game Console

Bambino UFO Master Blaster
1979
One of the first VFD games to be produced, and also one of Bambino's first games consoles to be released.

Manufacturer : Bambino
Type : Game Console

MB Microvision
1979
Released in 1979, the Microvision is the first handheld console to use interchangeable cartridges, and was unusual, in that it did not contain an onboard CPU (Central Processor).

Manufacturer : Milton Bradley
Type : Game Console

Acetronic Electronic TV Game
1979
Manufactured by Radofin in 1979 It has 10 sports action games: Space Target Table Tennis Hockey Squash Squash Practice Target practice Gridball Soccer Basketball Basketball practice ...

Manufacturer : Acetronic
Type : Game Console

Radofin Tele-Sports Mini
1979
This miniature Pong console uses sliders instead of knobs to control the player's paddles.

Manufacturer : Radofin
Type : Game Console

Database Games Computer
1979
This is an early video game console and runs on an S2650 processor.

Manufacturer : Voltmace
Type : Game Console

Electronic Poker
1st January 1979
Electronic Poker, where the user can bet against the computer.

Manufacturer : Entex Electronics
Type : Game Console

Color TV-Game Block Breaker
23rd April 1979
The Nintendo Color TV-Game Block Breaker was released on 23rd April 1979.

Manufacturer : Nintendo
Type : Game Console

Brandvance Galactic Invaders
1980
This single-game console allows you to play a version of Space Invaders.

Manufacturer : Tangerine Computers
Type : Game Console

TV Game 2600
1980
This item is a Clone "Television Computer System" manufactured by Dar Yar based on the Atari 2600.

Manufacturer : TV Game
Type : Game Console

TV Vader
1980
The Epoch TV Vader is a electronic TV game that plays Space Invaders.

Manufacturer : Epoch
Type : Game Console

Acetronic Telesports IV
1980
This programmable colour TV game easily connects up to most televisions - colour or black and white.

Manufacturer : Acetronic, Radofin
Type : Game Console

Galaxy Invader 1000
1980
One of the most recognisable electronic hand held games of its era, the game plays a very good version of Space Invaders, albeit with only three lines of aliens.

Manufacturer : CGL
Type : Game Console

Prinztronic Tournament Colour Programmable 2000
1980
Prinztronic was the own-brand trade name of the British "Dixons" photographic and electronic goods stores.

Manufacturer : Prinztronic
Type : Game Console

Ingersoll Multi Coloursport XK410C
1980
Pong console with ten games. Automatic scoring, speed and angle controls on the controller, individual rest controls, and with 6x AA battery or mains power...

Manufacturer : Ingersoll
Type : Game Console

Electron Blaster
1980
This handheld game console used a vacuum fluorescent display to show attacking alien craft and the player's earth defence ship.

Manufacturer : Vantiy Fair
Type : Game Console

LCD Head Chaser
1st January 1980 to 1st January 1980
Released in Japan. The aim is to operate the car and 'run over' all the dots on the path, whilst not colliding with a jammer. There are 4 total tracks to play, and the speed can also be changed....

Manufacturer : Bandai Electronics
Type : Game Console

Gravity by Mattel
1st January 1980
Released in 1980. 3 different games using gravity mechanics - juggling, coin drop, and docking. Originally was to be named Catastrophe, but was renamed before release....

Manufacturer : Mattel
Type : Game Console

Kasparov Chess Computer
1981
Electronic chess board with magnetic pieces that are recognised by the board.

Manufacturer : SciSys
Type : Game Console

Grandstand Astro Wars
1981
This electronic table-top game console requires the player to dodge missiles fired by alien ships, destroy the attackers, and launch and recover their space capsule.

Manufacturer : Grandstand
Type : Game Console

Executive Chess
1981
Rather simple chess game, apparently good for beginners, with little skill needed to win, the controls for the game are described on a panel on the back of the machine.

Manufacturer : SciSys
Type : Game Console

Epoch Cassette Vision
1981
Despite having 4 dials like a regular pong machine, the system is for two players, each have two dials each, one for horizontal and one or vertical.

Manufacturer : Epoch
Type : Game Console

Super Space Invader2
1st January 1981
Super Space Invader2 is a game console that allows two players to fight the alien hordes at a time.

Manufacturer : Entex Electronics
Type : Game Console

Nintendo Game & Watch - Fire
4th December 1981
The Game & Watch series of handheld consoles from Nintendo was first released in April 1980 with the release of Game & Watch: Ball.

Manufacturer : Nintendo
Type : Game Console

CBS ColecoVision Games Console
1982
The ColecoVision was distributed by CBS Electronics outside of the United States, and was branded the CBS ColecoVision.

Manufacturer : Colecovision
Type : Game Console

Galaxy Invader 10000
1982
One of the most recognisable electronic hand held games of its era, the game plays a very good version of Space Invaders, albeit with only three lines of aliens, it has excellent controls.

Manufacturer : CGL
Type : Game Console

Flying Flapjack
1982
Flying Flapjacks from Innovator Electronics 1982.

Manufacturer : Innovator Electronics
Type : Game Console

Atari 5200
1982
The Atari 5200 SuperSystem, commonly known as the Atari 5200, is a video game console that was introduced in November 1982 by Atari Inc.

Manufacturer : Atari
Type : Game Console

Grandstand Scramble
1982
This portable game console requires the player to fly from left to right, dropping bombs on missiles and ground targets, and firing lasers to destroy enemy missiles and aircraft.

Manufacturer : Grandstand
Type : Game Console

Atari 2600 Video Computer System (Darth Vader)
1982
The Atari 2600 is a video game console released in October 1977.

Manufacturer : Atari
Type : Game Console

Puck Monster
1982
Handheld console. Dynamic sound and light, 3 colour display panel, 2K bytes LSI. Uses UM-II batteries (4x1.5V/DC). 218x182x62mm size, 440g weight....

Manufacturer : CGL
Type : Game Console

Hanimex HMG 2650
March 1982
One of the many Arcadia 2001 clone systems.

Manufacturer : Hanimex
Type : Game Console

Mario's Cement Factory
1983
Table top games had proved hugely successful from the late 1970s to the early 1980s, until largely replaced by the arrival of the home micros and consoles.

Manufacturer : Nintendo
Type : Game Console

Philips Videopac+ G7400
1983
The Philips Videopac+ G7400 was released in limited quantities in 1983, and only in Europe.

Manufacturer : Philips
Type : Game Console

Chess Companion II
1983
The Companion II is a sophisticated chess computer which automatically registers your moves on its built-in sensor chessboard.

Manufacturer : SciSys
Type : Game Console

Nintendo Game & Watch - Mario Bros
1983
The Game & Watch series of handheld consoles from Nintendo was first released in April 1980 with the release of Game & Watch: Ball.

Manufacturer : Nintendo
Type : Game Console

Nintendo Game & Watch - Mario's Cement Factory
1983
The Game & Watch series of handheld consoles from Nintendo was first released in April 1980 with the release of Game & Watch: Ball.

Manufacturer : Nintendo
Type : Game Console

Grandstand Firefox F-7
1983
This Grandstand games console was introduced in 1983.

Manufacturer : Grandstand
Type : Game Console

Sega SG-1000
1983
The SG-1000 (Sega Game 1000) was Sega's first product for the home video game console.

Manufacturer : Sega
Type : Game Console

Nintendo Game & Watch - Donkey Kong II
1983
The Game & Watch series of handheld consoles from Nintendo was first released in April 1980 with the release of Game & Watch: Ball.

Manufacturer : Nintendo
Type : Game Console

Nintendo Game & Watch - Donkey Kong II
1983
The Game & Watch series of handheld consoles from Nintendo was first released in April 1980 with the release of Game & Watch: Ball.

Manufacturer : Nintendo
Type : Game Console

Nintendo Game & Watch - Donkey Kong 3
1983
The Game & Watch series of handheld consoles from Nintendo was first released in April 1980 with the release of Game & Watch: Ball.

Manufacturer : Nintendo
Type : Game Console

Grandstand Pocket PacMan - Big Screen LCD
1st January 1983
LCD handheld games console, with new version of PacMan.

Manufacturer : Grandstand
Type : Game Console

Sega SG-1000
15th July 1983 to July 1984
The SG-1000 (Sega Game 1000) was Sega's first product for the home video game market, it was developed due to the downturn in revenue from arcades.

Manufacturer : Sega
Type : Game Console

Nintendo Famicom
15th July 1983
The Nintendo Famicom is the Japanese version of the NES.

Manufacturer : Nintendo
Type : Game Console

Cassette Vision Jr.
19th July 1983
A redesigned model of the Cassette Vision.

Manufacturer : Epoch
Type : Game Console

Casio PV-1000
October 1983
This is an 8-Bit games console released by Casio late in 1983.

Manufacturer : Casio
Type : Game Console

Vectrex Model 3000 (Milton Bradley)
1984
In March 1983, Milton Bradley (MB) decided they wanted to get into the video game business and purchased GCE, thus acquiring the Vectrex.

Manufacturer : Vectrex
Type : Game Console

Nintendo Micro Vs System - Boxing
1984
This is one in a long series of games, where the player gets to use a tiny joypad that pulls out of the case, and can be wound back in after use.

Manufacturer : Nintendo
Type : Game Console

Super Cassette Vision
1984
The Super Cassette Vision was the last games console released by Epoch that took individual cartridges.

Manufacturer : Epoch
Type : Game Console

Bandai Digi Casse
1984
The Digi Casse is a handheld console developed by Bandai, released mainly in Japan, although it did get launched in Europe for a brief period in 1986.

Manufacturer : Bandai
Type : Game Console

Vectrex Model 3000 (Milton Bradley, Boxed)
1984
In original box with manual....

Manufacturer : Vectrex
Type : Game Console

Sega Multi-Mega
April 1984
Released by Sega in the early 1990's, the Sega Multi-Mega is a Sega Mega Drive, Sega Mega-CD, and personal CD player combined.

Manufacturer : Sega Enterprises, Inc
Type : Game Console

Sega SG-1000 Mk II
July 1984
The Sega SG1000 MK II was released in July 1984.

Manufacturer : Sega
Type : Game Console

Sega SG-1000 Mk II
July 1984
The Sega SG1000 MK II was released in July 1984.

Manufacturer : Sega
Type : Game Console

BBC Bridge Companion
1985
The BBC Bridge Companion is an 8-bit video game console for teaching bridge.

Manufacturer : BBC
Type : Game Console

Sega Mark III
1985
The 8 Bit Sega machines have a slightly complicated history, due to the rapidly changing arcade market requiring their home versions to become more sophisticated in a short space of time, but also the...

Manufacturer : Sega
Type : Game Console

Atari 7800
1986
The Atari 7800 ProSystem, or simply the Atari 7800, is a video game console re-released by Atari Corporation in January 1986.

Manufacturer : Atari
Type : Game Console

Atari 2600 'Junior' Rev. A
1986
The Atari 2600 is a video game console released in October 1977.

Manufacturer : Atari
Type : Game Console

Nintendo Game & Watch - Squish
1986
The Game & Watch series of handheld consoles from Nintendo was first released in April 1980 with the release of Game & Watch: Ball.

Manufacturer : Nintendo
Type : Game Console

Nintendo Famicom Disk System
21st February 1986
The Disk System was released on February 21, 1986 by Nintendo as a peripheral for the Nintendo Family Computer console in Japan.

Manufacturer : Nintendo
Type : Game Console

Sharp Twin Famicom (Red)
1st July 1986
Officially licenced console, that sees Sharp manufacture an all in one Famicom and Famicom Disk System.

Manufacturer : Sharp Corporation
Type : Game Console

Sharp Twin Famicom
1st July 1986
Officially licenced console, that sees Sharp manufacture an all-in-one Famicom and Famicom Disk System.

Manufacturer : Sharp Corporation
Type : Game Console

Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)
1st September 1986
After the enormous success of the Famicom in Japan, launched in 1983, Nintendo, a company formed nearly 100 years before, manufacturing game cards, began looking for overseas expansion, after performi...

Manufacturer : Nintendo
Type : Game Console

Nintendo Entertainment System (Mattel Version)
1st September 1986
This is an early NES console distributed by the toy company Mattel.

Manufacturer : Nintendo
Type : Game Console

ActionMax
1987
Action Max is a games console using VHS tapes for games.

Manufacturer : Words Of Wonder
Type : Game Console

Sega Master System
1987
After the relative failures of the Sega SG-1000 and Mark II consoles against the might of the Nintendo Famicom, Sega launched their Mark III machine, which maintained backwards compatibility with the...

Manufacturer : Sega
Type : Game Console

Atari XEGS
1987
The Atari XE Video Game System (Atari XEGS) sometimes pronounced zegs, is a video game console released by Atari Corporation in 1987.

Manufacturer : Atari
Type : Game Console

NEC PC Engine
30th October 1987
The PC Engine is the first games console from NEC, and was a collaboration with the software company Hudsonsoft.

Manufacturer : NEC
Type : Game Console

NEC TurboGrafx
30th October 1987
Known as the TurboGrafx-16, fully titled as TurboGrafx-16 Entertainment SuperSystem in the USA and known in Japan as the PC Engine, is a video game console developed by Hudson Soft and NEC, released i...

Manufacturer : NEC
Type : Game Console

Nintendo Game & Watch - Gold Cliff
1988
The Game & Watch series of handheld consoles from Nintendo was first released in April 1980 with the release of Game & Watch: Ball.

Manufacturer : Nintendo
Type : Game Console

Grandstand Double Dragon
1988
This LCD game features the Double Dragon fighting game.

Manufacturer : Grandstand
Type : Game Console

Grandstand Gauntlet
1988
LCD game of heroes battling it out with monsters.

Manufacturer : Grandstand
Type : Game Console

V-Tech Socrates
1988
The Socrates is an educational console, and is named after the robot character, himself named after the famous Philosopher.

Manufacturer : V-Tech
Type : Game Console

Nintendo Entertainment System Action Set - NES Version
1988
The Nintendo Entertainment System Action Set - NES Version is a bundle version of Nintendo's Entertainment System.

Manufacturer : Nintendo
Type : Game Console

Philips CD-i Pre Production 180/181/182/ Professional Multimedia Console
1st January 1988
This is a pre production model of the Philips 180/20 machine, which was a professional version of the CDi family aimed at the education market.

Manufacturer : Philips
Type : Game Console

Atari Lynx Development Unit
1989
This Lynx apparently was used in the development of the Chips Challenge conversion for the Spectrum and Amstrad.

Manufacturer : Atari
Type : Game Console

Atari Lynx
1989
Originally named the Handy, and developed by Epyx, the machine eventually found itself in the hands of Atari.

Manufacturer : Atari
Type : Game Console

Sega Master System II
1990
The Master System II, was a relaunch of the 1987 machine, and was a cost reduced version of that, it lacked the composite output, the card slot, so none of the flat cards or 3D glasses could be used, though these were no longer in production.

Manufacturer : Sega
Type : Game Console

Atari Lynx II (Rygar Box)
1990
This is a redesign of the original machine.

Manufacturer : Atari
Type : Game Console

Amstrad GX4000
1990
One of only two home consoles to originate from the UK, the other being the BBC bridge companion.

Manufacturer : Amstrad
Type : Game Console

Disney's Aladdin LCD Hand held
1990
Although far more advanced sound wise than the old Game & Watch machines of the early '80s, the gameplay was much the same limited fair.

Manufacturer : Tiger Electronics
Type : Game Console

Bitcorp Gamate
1990
This portable console from Taiwan was manufactured by Bitcorp as a competitor to the Game Boy.

Manufacturer : Bitcorp
Type : Game Console

Atari Lynx II (Warbirds Box)
1990
This is the redesign of the original machine, it is slightly smaller, has a brighter screen, a much more symmetrical shape, and now has an open cartridge slot at the back.

Manufacturer : Atari
Type : Game Console

Nintendo Game Boy
November 1990
The Game Boy is an 8-bit, fourth-generation, handheld video game console developed and manufactured by Nintendo.

Manufacturer : Nintendo
Type : Game Console

Sega Mega Drive (Japanese)
20th November 1990
The Mega Drive was released in Japan on October 29, 1988.

Manufacturer : Sega
Type : Game Console

Sega Mega Drive
20th November 1990
Released by Sega in Japan in 1988, North America in 1989, and the PAL region in 1990.

Manufacturer : Sega
Type : Game Console