ES 2218 Las Vegas super color
Description The Philips tele-games series was a series of six pong-machines that were introduced between 1975 and 1978. The consoles were one of the first European gaming consoles and also… Lees verder »
Monarch CTX-4 Color Video Sporter
Description The Monarch CTX-4 Video Sporter is a Dutch gaming console from Makuport Electronics B.V. It was released in 1978. The console featured only four different sports games: practice, tennis,… Lees verder »
Videotronic CD-i M360 POS
Introduction The CD-i M360 POS is a TV with a built-in CD-i player from the Dutch company Videotronic. This TV is comparable to the B&O AV5 and the Philips TCDI30,… Lees verder »
PlayStation Portal
Description The PlayStation Portal Remote Player is an accessory for the PlayStation 5. With this streaming device, you can play PlayStation 5 games anywhere you want via a wireless network…. Lees verder »
Videopac Carrying Case
Description Austrian collecting box / carrying case for Videopac games that is similar to the Cassette Box, but made of hard plastic rather than cardboard. It contains a black tray… Lees verder »
Brandt JO7400
Description The Brandt JO7400 is a 3rth generation Home Gaming Console introduced by Brandt in 1983. It is a special, tailor made, version of the Philips Videopac G7400. The name… Lees verder »
The most beautiful game consoles of all time
Preface Where gaming consoles are compared, the technical specifications or the range of games are often the main topics. It is wrongly assumed that every gamer chooses a particular game… Lees verder »
Odyssey
Description The Odyssey was the first Video game console with removable cartridges. It was developed by Sanders Associates and manufactured/introduced by Magnavox. The Odyssey went on sale some time between… Lees verder »
Sony IVO-V11 CD-i
Introduction CD-i is a platform which is mainly associated with Philips. However, it was intended to be a multimedia platform for which different companies could develop software and hardware. In… Lees verder »
Epoch Cassette Vision
Description The Epoch Cassette Vision was a Japanese console from a company called Epoch. It was introduced in 1981, two years before the NES, for only 13,500 Yen. The graphics… Lees verder »