The handheld game that everyone remembers, it’s the little grey box that almost fits in your pocket. The Game Boy created by Nintnedo was first released back in 1989 and usually game with the game Tetris. If you combine both consoles together the Game Boy Color and Game Boy have sold close to 118.7 million across the world as of 2006. Read More…

Here’s a console that still gets hours of play time and for me more then any other console it’s the SNES created by Nintendo and first available in 1990. In Japan its called Sthe Super Family Computer or Super Famicom. Read More…

Created by Mattel Electronics a division of Mattel ion 1979 the Intellivision was a main competitor for the well placed Atari 2600. The Intellivision boasted better sound, graphics and game play against the Atari 2600 and actually came out less than a year later then the 2600. Read More…

Being noticed as the console that started it all the Atari 2600 was first released in 1977 and has sold about 30 million units. Like many consoles of the day the Atari 2600 let you plug in select cartridges. The Fairchild Channel F had this concept years before Atari however it was Atari that made this popular and having the vast number of television commercials greatly helped increase the consoles popularity. Read More…

Its full title being the Epoch (Super) Cassette Vision was created by a company named Epoch in Japan on July 30, 1981. You’re probably thinking it uses cassettes; well it actually uses cartridges and was the first programmable console in Japan selling for about 13,500 yen. Read More…

Here is one console that is still talked about today, it’s called Pong and was released by Atari in 1972 as an arcade game. When you play the game it’s obvious that it’s based off of the game table tennis. Computer Space created by Nutting Associates had beaten Pong in 1971 as the first Arcade game released.
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