Sony PSP portable game console
It is an epoch-making portable game console launched by Sony in 2004, and it is also the first handheld in the PlayStation series. Known for its powerful graphics performance and rich multimedia capabilities. Also supports video playback, audio playback, photo browsing and other functions. The game lineup is very rich, including "God of War", "Final Fantasy" and "Monster Hunter" and other well-known works, these games provide players with a similar home machine gaming experience. It also promotes the prosperity of the handheld market, and its design concept and technology application provide valuable experience for the development of the subsequent handheld.
Atari 2600 home game console
Atari is a revolutionary home game console launched in 1977. It was the first home game console to successfully adopt a replaceable game cassette, completely changing the design pattern of the console. Its launch marked the real beginning of the era of home game consoles, using extremely popular home televisions as displays, reducing costs while providing good visual effects. The interchangeable cassette system enables game developers to release games independently of the console manufacturer, greatly enriching the variety of games. More than 30 million units were sold in 1977-1992. It is considered an important milestone in early video games.
Sega Mega Drive home game console
It is a 16-bit home game console first released by Sega in 1988. As one of the representatives of the fourth generation of game consoles, it has achieved great success in the world with its powerful hardware performance and rich game library. The game library is very rich, including "Sonic the Hedgehog" series, "Dream Star" series and other classic works. Among them, the release of "Sonic the Hedgehog" greatly promoted the sales of MegaDrive and became the iconic game of Sega. Several expansion devices have also been introduced to enhance its performance. More than 30 million units were sold worldwide.
Nintendo DS Lite handheld game console
It is a portable handheld game console launched by Nintendo in 2006. It is an improved version of Nintendo DS. The design has been optimized to be smaller, thinner and lighter, while the screen is brighter and the battery life is longer. The dual-screen design is retained, and the lower screen is a touch screen, which supports stylus operation. Wi-Fi features are supported, allowing players to play online multiplayer games. Also backward compatible with GBA games, further expanding the game library. The shell is made of translucent material and offers a variety of color options. Its launch further solidified Nintendo's position in the portable game console market.
Nintendo family game console 3D scanning
It is a classic 8-bit home game console launched by Nintendo in Japan on July 15, 1983. With its iconic red and white color matching and simple design, it has become a milestone product in the Japanese and global game market. Initially equipped with two controllers fixed on both sides of the main unit, the second controller has a microphone function and can be used for some games. It was redesigned and launched in the North American market under the name NES in 1985. The design has been adjusted to meet the needs of the North American market. Castile games are rich and varied, including classics such as Super Mario Bros., driving the prosperity of the entire game industry.
Sony PlayStation 2 game console gamepad
Sony Computer Entertainment in March 4, 2000 in Japan launched a home-based 128-bit game console. As the successor of the first generation of PlayStation, PS2 has made a qualitative leap in hardware performance. It adopts DVD as the game carrier, supports higher resolution and more game content. It is not only a game console, but also has DVD playback function, making it unique among its competitors at that time. The market performed extremely well, with more than 0.16 billion units sold worldwide. The launch of PS2 marks a major revolution in the game industry, and its influence continues to this day and has become an immortal monument in the history of games.
Sony PlayStation 2 game console
Sony Computer Entertainment in March 4, 2000 in Japan launched a home-based 128-bit game console. As the successor of the first generation of PlayStation, PS2 has made a qualitative leap in hardware performance. It adopts DVD as the game carrier, supports higher resolution and more game content. It is not only a game console, but also has DVD playback function, making it unique among its competitors at that time. The market performed extremely well, with more than 0.16 billion units sold worldwide. The launch of PS2 marks a major revolution in the game industry, and its influence continues to this day and has become an immortal monument in the history of games.
Super Nintendo Game Machine
It is a 16-bit home game console that Nintendo first launched in Japan in 1990. The Japanese version is called SuperFamicom. As the successor of the classic red and white machine, it has made a qualitative leap in graphics and sound processing, and can present more delicate images and richer sound effects. It has attracted the birth of a large number of classic games, such as "Super Mario World", "The Legend of Zelda: The Triangle Power of the Gods", "Mario Racing", etc. These works are not only loved by players, but also have a profound impact on the development of the entire game industry., Make SNES an immortal milestone in the history of games.
Valve Steam Deck
is a portable handheld game console developed by Valve, designed to provide players with a powerful PC gaming experience. Equipped with a 7-inch LCD screen, it can still provide clear visual effects in the game. Supports almost all games on the Steam platform, players can seamlessly switch between PC and handheld game progress. It also supports Bluetooth and USB-C connections, and can connect external devices and displays, and can even be used as a small PC. Designed to provide players with a comfortable gaming experience, taking into account portability and powerful performance, it is an ideal handheld gaming device.
Sony PSP Street game console
Also known as PSP-E1000, is a handheld game console introduced by Sony in 2011 as a low-cost version of the PSP series. Some adjustments have been made in the design to reduce costs and target a wider market. The body material is relatively cheaper and does not support Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, which means it is mainly designed for single use. In the life time has been improved. Its launch marks an adjustment in the market positioning of the PSP series in an attempt to attract more users at a lower price. Although simplified in functionality, it is still a good choice for users who are mainly concerned about the game experience
Atari 2600 game machine
Atari is a game console released in October 1977, originally called AtariVCS, is the second generation of electronic games on behalf of the host. It is the ancestor of modern game consoles. Its development began in 1971, but due to high development costs, the company was acquired by Warner in 1976. The controller is a simple joystick and a button. Launched many classic games such as Space Invaders, Pac-Man and Adventure. It promoted the popularity of game consoles in the home and laid the foundation for video game design and development. A total of 30 million units were sold during its 170-month life cycle.
Tetris GAME MACHINE
is a classic video game developed by Soviet programmer Alexei Pakitnov in 1984 at the Dolgoprudone Computer Center in Moscow. The basic gameplay is to put together squares of various shapes into one or more complete rows. When a row is completely filled, the row disappears and the player is awarded points. With its simple and intuitive operation and challenging gameplay, it quickly became popular all over the world and became one of the most influential works in the history of video games. The game's open copyright also prompted the derivation of numerous versions and variants. Not only a game, but also a cultural symbol, a symbol of simple and profound fun and challenge
Atari Atari 2600 Game Machine
It is a home game console launched by Atari Corporation in 1977, originally called AtariVideoComputerSystem (VCS). It is the first game system to successfully utilize replaceable game cartridges, enabling players to enjoy multiple games. Its controller is a simple joystick and a button. Many classic games such as Space Invaders, Pac-Man and Adventure were launched, which not only promoted the popularity of consoles in the home, but also laid the foundation for video game design and development. It is considered an important milestone in early video games.
Sony Playstation 1
Often referred to simply as PS1 or PSX, it is a home game console introduced by Sony Interactive Entertainment in 1994. As Sony's first product to enter the game console market, it has achieved great success on a global scale and opened Sony's glorious era in the game industry. The design is simple and has become a classic image in the hearts of many players. Supports a variety of peripherals, such as memory cards, handles and joysticks, enhancing the interactivity and playability of the game. It not only promoted the technological progress of the game industry, but also laid a solid foundation for Sony in the subsequent game console market competition.
Nintendo Game Boy Classic
It is a portable handheld game console launched in 1989, marking a new era of portable gaming equipment. It uses a cuboid design and is equipped with a 2.45-inch reflective LCD screen. The design is simple and practical, with a cross arrow key, two function buttons, and start and select buttons. Powered by four AA batteries, it lasted up to 35 hours, which was one of its biggest competitive advantages at the time. With its low price and rich game lineup, it has achieved great success in the world. Attracted a large number of players, but also laid its important position in the history of the game.
Nintendo Game Boy Advance SP
It is a portable game console launched by Nintendo in 2003 and is an upgraded version of GameBoyAdvance. Using a classic clamshell design, similar to a laptop, this design is not only beautiful, but also effectively protects the screen. Built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery, after 3 hours of charging, the battery life is about 10 hours when the backlight is turned on, and up to 18 hours when the backlight is turned off. Support GameBoy, GameBoyColor and GameBoyAdvance game cartridges, making it a wide range of compatibility and a rich game library. One of the most popular handheld game consoles at the time.
Nintendo Game Boy (yellow)
It was the first generation of portable game console launched by Nintendo in 1989, marking a new era of portable gaming devices. Designed and developed by Nintendo's Yokai Junhei, it is famous for its durability, long battery life and extensive game library. Its success lies in its easy-to-use design and strong game lineup, such as classic games such as "Tetris", "Super Mario Land" and "Pokemon. It has made breakthroughs in technology and also promoted the development of portable game culture. The global cumulative sales volume exceeded 0.12 billion units and became the dominant market in the 1990 s.
Nintendo Game Boy
It is a portable game console launched by Nintendo in 1989, which completely changed the handheld game market and became one of the best-selling game consoles in the world. Known for its durable design, long battery life and rich game library. Equipped with a custom 8-bit processor, it has a green monochrome LCD screen with a resolution of 160x 144 pixels and can display 4 different shades of gray. The GameBoy series of game consoles has sold more than 0.2 billion units worldwide, and its influence and cultural status have made it an iconic product in the history of video games.
Gameboy Advance SP Nintendo portable game console
Gameboy Advance SP is a classic portable game console launched by Nintendo. Adopting a flip design, it has a small volume and lightweight, allowing players to enjoy the fun of gaming anytime and anywhere. Equipped with a foldable screen, it can protect the screen and buttons while making it easy to carry. Equipped with a 32-bit processor, it provides excellent gaming performance and image quality. The screen adopts backlight technology to provide clear and bright image display, which can have good visual effects whether playing games indoors or outdoors, and also has adjustable brightness function. Featuring compact, lightweight, and excellent gaming performance.
Game Boy Color Nintendo handheld game console - yellow
GameBoyColor is a portable game console launched by Nintendo in 1998. It is the second generation product of the GameBoy series, featuring a color screen and more powerful processing capabilities, providing players with a richer gaming experience. Having a 2.6-inch color LCD screen, it can display more vivid and rich game graphics compared to the previous generation's monochrome screen. It is also compatible with all GameBoy series game cartridges, allowing players to play more classic games. It is a classic portable game console that brings players a richer and more diverse gaming experience
Game Boy Color Nintendo handheld game console - Green
GameBoyColor is a portable game console launched by Nintendo in 1998. It is the second generation product of the GameBoy series, featuring a color screen and more powerful processing capabilities, providing players with a richer gaming experience. Having a 2.6-inch color LCD screen, it can display more vivid and rich game graphics compared to the previous generation's monochrome screen. It is also compatible with all GameBoy series game cartridges, allowing players to play more classic games. It is a classic portable game console that brings players a richer and more diverse gaming experience
Game Boy Color Nintendo handheld game console - Purple
GameBoyColor is a portable game console launched by Nintendo in 1998. It is the second generation product of the GameBoy series, featuring a color screen and more powerful processing capabilities, providing players with a richer gaming experience. Having a 2.6-inch color LCD screen, it can display more vivid and rich game graphics compared to the previous generation's monochrome screen. It is also compatible with all GameBoy series game cartridges, allowing players to play more classic games. It is a classic portable game console that brings players a richer and more diverse gaming experience
Game Boy Color Nintendo handheld game console - blue
GameBoyColor is a portable game console launched by Nintendo in 1998. It is the second generation product of the GameBoy series, featuring a color screen and more powerful processing capabilities, providing players with a richer gaming experience. Having a 2.6-inch color LCD screen, it can display more vivid and rich game graphics compared to the previous generation's monochrome screen. It is also compatible with all GameBoy series game cartridges, allowing players to play more classic games. It is a classic portable game console that brings players a richer and more diverse gaming experience
Game Boy Color Nintendo handheld game console - Red
GameBoyColor is a portable game console launched by Nintendo in 1998. It is the second generation product of the GameBoy series, featuring a color screen and more powerful processing capabilities, providing players with a richer gaming experience. Having a 2.6-inch color LCD screen, it can display more vivid and rich game graphics compared to the previous generation's monochrome screen. It is also compatible with all GameBoy series game cartridges, allowing players to play more classic games. It is a classic portable game console that brings players a richer and more diverse gaming experience
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