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Contents 1 Videogame Systems 1.1 Arcade Systems 1.2 Consoles 1.2.1 Atari 1.2.2 Microsoft 1.2.3 Nintendo 1.2.4 Sega 1.2.5 Sony 1.2.6 Other 1.3 Handheld 1.3.1 Nintendo 1.3.2 Sega 1.3.3 Sony 1.3.4 Other 1.4 Home Computers

Videogame Systems

This lists the full names of systems in the Wiki. When editing pages, however, please use the short names found on the Formats page.

Arcade Systems

For arcade videogames, please see the Arcade Systems section. Arcade video games may also be found in the MAME section.

Consoles

Atari

•  Atari 2600
• Atari 5200
• Atari 7800
•  Atari Jaguar
• Atari Jaguar CD
• Atari XEGS (Atari 65XE based console)

Microsoft

•  Microsoft Xbox
•  Microsoft Xbox 360

Nintendo

•  Nintendo 64
• Nintendo 64DD
• Nintendo Entertainment System (NES, also known as Famicom)
•  Nintendo GameCube
•  Nintendo Wii
•  Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES, also known as Super Famicom)
• Nintendo Virtual Boy

(See also, Handheld section below)

Sega

•  Sega Dreamcast
•  Sega Saturn
• Sega Mega Drive (also known as Sega Genesis)
• Sega Master System
• Sega SG-3000
• Sega SG-1000
•  Sega 32X
•  Sega Mega CD (also known as Sega CD)
• Sega Multimega (also known as Sega CDX)

(See also, Handheld section below)

Sony

•  Sony PlayStation (also known as PS, PSone, PS1)
•  Sony PlayStation 2 (also known as PS2)
• Sony PlayStation 3 (also known as PS3)
• Sony PSX

(See also, Handheld section below)

Other

•  3DO
• Amstrad GX4000
• Bally Professional Arcade
• Bandai Playdia
• Coleco Colecovision
• Coleco Gemini (Atari 2600 clone)
• Coleco Telstar Arcade
• Commodore C64GS
• Commodore Amiga CD32
• Entex Adventure Vision
• Emerson Arcadia 2001
• Epoch Super Cassettevision
•  Fairchild Channel F
• Fujitsu FM-Towns Marty
• Gakken Compactvision
• Hanimex HMG-7900
• Konix Multisystem
•  NEC TurboGrafx-16, a.k.a. PC Engine
• Mattel Acquarius
• Mattel Intellivision
• Mattel HyperScan
• Magnavox Odyssey
• Magnavox Odyssey 2
•  Philips CD-i
• RCA Studio II
• SNK Neo Geo
• SNK Neo Geo CD

Handheld

Nintendo

• Nintendo Game & Watch
•  Nintendo Game Boy (including Nintendo Game Boy Pocket and Game Boy Light)
• Nintendo Game Boy Color
•  Nintendo Game Boy Advance (including Nintendo Game Boy Advance SP and Game Boy Micro)
•  Nintendo DS
• Nintendo Pokémon MiNi

Sega

• Sega Game Gear
• Sega Nomad

Sony

•  Sony PlayStation Portable (also known as PSP)
• Sony PocketStation

Other

• Atari Lynx (Lynx II)
• Bandai WonderSwan
• Bandai WonderSwan Color
• Bandai SwanCrystal
• Bit Corporation Gamate
• Game King
• Gizmondo
• Gamepark GP32
• NEC PC Engine GT
• Nokia N-Gage (including N-Gage QD)
• Quickshot Smartjoy
• SNK Neo Geo Pocket
• SNK Neo Geo Pocket Color
• Tapwave Zodiac (1 and 2)
• Tiger Game.com
• Watara SuperVision

(see also Wikipedia's Handheld Console Information)

Home Computers

• Acorn Archimedes
• Acorn Electron (budget version of the BBC Micro - also produced by Acorn Computers Ltd)
• Amstrad CPC (464/664/6128/464+/6128+)
• Amstrad PCW
• Apple II
• Apple IIGS
• Apple Macintosh
• Atari Falcon
•  Atari ST (STe)
• Atari XT/XE (65/130/400/800)
• Atari 600xl/800xl
• BBC Micro (Model A, B, B+, Master)
• Commodore 16 (Plus/4)
• Commodore 64/128
• Commodore Amiga
• Commodore PET
• Commodore Vic20
• Dragon 32
• Exidy Sorcerer (Sorcerer II)
•  GCE Vectrex
• Jupiter Cantab Jupiter ACE
•  Mattel Aquarius Home Computer
• Microsoft MSX
• NEC PC-88
• Personal Computer (also known as PC)
• Sam Coupé
• Sinclair ZX81
• Sinclair ZX Spectrum (16/48/128/+/+2/+3)
• Sharp X68000
• Tandy TRS-80
• Tandy TRS-80 Model II
• Tandy TRS-80 Model III
• Texas Instruments TI-99/4A