Topics: Video Games : Console Platforms
By definition home video games use video displays (ordinary TV sets or TV monitors). In here you can find all kinds of systems starting from the first system Odyssey to the latest ones, as Xbox and GameCube. Also handheld video game systems are listed in here.
3DO
Here you will find links to many of the best 3DO sites on the net.
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Amiga CD32
The CD32 was the first 32-bit CD game console on the market. It was released in 1993 along with the next generation consoles of the time, 3DO and the Atari Jaguar 64.
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Atari
Atari is a term in a Japanese board game called Go and has an equivalent meaning to saying Chess in a Chess game.
Cheats and Hints,
History,
Independent Developers,
Jaguar 64,
Lynx,
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Bally Astrocade
This category is for sites about the Bally Astrocade system. This classic system was introduced in 1977 by Bally/Midway as a home video game system.
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CD-i
The CD-i is a system for presenting information such as text, images, and video, on a TV screen.
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Chats and Forums
Sites where gamers from all over the world can interact with each other to share views, gaming tips, and reviews for consoles.
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Cheats and Hints
GameShark,
Game Genie,
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Classic
Generally, a classic system is one that is over 10 years old.
Conventions,
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ColecoVision
Sites relating to the Coleco ColecoVision console. Coleco is a shorter version from Connecticut Leather Company.
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DISCover
Video game console system that is actually a PC optimized to play PC Games.
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Game.com
Game.com is a handheld video game system developed by Tiger Toys. It was released in 1997 and was targeted to more mature audience with its popular
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Indrema
The Indrema video game console uses the Linux operating system, and is being promoted as an all-in-one home entertainment system.
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Intellivision
Sites relating to the Mattel Intellivision system.
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Konix Multisystem
The Konix Multisystem was an unreleased game console by British computer peripheral company Konix. It was widely announced in the computing press in 1989, and was intended to follow the success of the company's range of joysticks.
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Magnavox
The company that marketed the first home video game system. A quote from Ralph Baer:I came up with the concept of playing games on a standard TV set or TV monitor in September of 1966.
Odyssey,
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Microsoft
Titles,
Xbox,
Xbox 360,
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News and Reviews
Contains sites whose main focus are to provide information, news, reviews, previews, articles, and fora about video games on console platforms.
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Nintendo
Nintendo is the name of the leading video game company; it has created some of the best selling games ever, including the Mario, Pokemon, and Zelda series.
Chats and Forums,
Cheats and Hints,
Fan Pages,
GameCube,
Game and Watch,
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NUON
The NUON chip was developed by VM Labs for DVD-Players. The NUON chip replaces the MPEG-2 decoder in a DVD-Player and allows for greater DVD functionality and the support for Video Games.
Samsung,
Streamaster,
Titles,
Toshiba SD2300,
Virtual Light Machine 2,
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Phantom
Sites about the Phantom game console developed by Infinium Labs.
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Philips
Sites dealing with video game systems developed under Philips. The merge of Magnavox and Philips in 1974 meant that the Odyssey² was released and marketed under Philips.
Odyssey2,
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Sega
This is for general information about Sega and their games.
Cheats and Hints,
Dreamcast,
Game Gear,
Genesis,
Master System,
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SNK
SNK is an abbreviation for Shin Nihon Kikaku.
Neo Geo Pocket,
Titles,
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Sony
These sites are dealing with Sony Computer Entertainment's console platforms. At the moment there are two platforms on the market; PlayStation and PlayStation 2.
Cheats and Hints,
Fan Pages,
PlayStation,
PlayStation 2,
PlayStation 3,
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Vectrex
Sites devoted to the many aspects of this unique video game system of the early 80's.
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WonderSwan
Japanese Bandai is the creator of the WonderSwan Color handheld gaming system.
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