Philips Odyssey 2001
Description Background The Odyssey 2001 is a game console from Philips. It’s a so-called pong machine. A game console that does not use a variety of cartridges, but has pre-installed… Lees verder »
Monarch CTX-2000
Description The Monarch CTX-2000 is a Dutch gaming console from Makuport Electronics B.V. It was released in 1978 and is identical to Ingersoll XK-4000. Even the games are not console… Lees verder »
PSP GO
Description The PSP GO is a beautifully redesigned version of the regular PSP. It has a totally new and revolutionary form factor. The screen slides down over the front of… Lees verder »
New 3DS XL majora’s mask edition
Specs Name New 3DS Type Handheld Introduction 2014 Brand Nintendo Generation 8th Worth 300 Price – Rarity rare Predecessor 3DS XL Successor Switch Processor 804 MHz ARM11 MPCore quad-core GPU… Lees verder »
Sega Dreamcast
Description The Dreamcast is a console from the renowned console and game developer SEGA. The console was released in 1998 in Japan and in 1999 in Europe and North America…. Lees verder »
Goldstar 3DO
Description The Goldstar 3DO was produced by Korean electronics company Goldstar. It was introduced in the US and Korea in 1994 with an introduction price of $399. This was much… Lees verder »
Gamecube Spicy Orange
Description Gamecube with one of the original colours that was released in Japan. Although it isn’t a special edition, this particular colour version of the GC is much sought after…. Lees verder »
The Second Video Game Crash!?
introduction In the mid-90s, war was waged in the land of games. Nintendo, Sega, Sony, Philips and Panasonic, one by one the multinationals made their trenches, took their positions and… Lees verder »
Philips CD-i 205
Description The CD-i 205, after many delays, was introduced in 1991. It was the European version of the CD-i 910, which was the first consumer CD-i player ever. Because the… Lees verder »
Panasonic 3DO FZ-1
Description The 3DO Interactive Multiplayer (commonly referred to as 3DO) was a line of video game consoles marketed by Panasonic, Sanyo and GoldStar between 1993 and 1994. The first iteration,… Lees verder »