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1 – Introduction
2 – Classic Game Console Collecting Guide
3 – The Evolution of Electronic Gaming
4 – An Overview of The First Generation Games Console Era
5 – What Was Pong?
6 – Magnavox Odyssey
7 – Ping-O-Tronic
8 – Coleco Telstar
9 – APF TV Fun
10 – Philips Odyssey 2001
11 – Radio Shack TV Scoreboard
12 – Nintendo Color TV Range
13 – Atari Video Pinball
14 – Atari Stunt Cycle
15 – Bildschirmspiel 01 (BSS 01)
16 – An Overview of The Second Generation Games Console Era
17 – The Great Video Game Crash Of 1983
18 – Gakken Compact Vision
19 – Nichibutsu My Vision
20 – Fairchild Channel F
21 – RCA Studio II
22 – Atari 2600
23 – Atari 2600 Jr
24 – Atari 2800
25 – Coleco Gemini
26 – Bally Astrocade
27 – Interton VC 4000
28 – Magnavox Odyssey 2
29 – APF Imagination Machine
30 – Intellivision
31 – PlayCable
32 – Bandai Super Vision 8000
33 – Intellivision II
34 – CreatiVision
35 – Epoch Cassette Vision
36 – Emerson Arcadia 2001
37 – Atari 5200
38 – Atari 5200 Jr
39 – ColecoVision
40 – Entex Adventure Vision
41 – Vectrex
42 – An Overview of The Third Generation Games Console Era
43 – Casio PV-1000
44 – Commodore 64 Games System
45 – Amstrad GX4000
46 – Atari 7800
47 – Tomy Pyuuta Jr
48 – Dina 2 In One (2-in-1)
49 – Atari XEGS
50 – Sega SG-1000
51 – Sega Master System
52 – Nintendo Entertainment System
53 – NES 101
54 – C1 NES TV
55 – Famicom Disk System
56 – Zemmix
57 – Action Max
58 – An Overview of The Fourth Generation Games Console Era
59 – Sega Genesis
60 – Sega Mega CD
61 – Sega 32X
62 – Sharp Famicom Titler AN-510
63 – Capcom CPS Changer
64 – Katz Media Player KMP 2000
65 – Sega Pico
66 – TurboGrafx-16 / CD
67 – SuperGrafx
68 – Neo Geo
69 – Neo Geo CD / CDZ
70 – Commodore CDTV
71 – Memorex VIS
72 – Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES)
73 – SF-1 SNES TV
74 – Model SNS-101 (SNES 2)
75 – SNES-CD
76 – Satellaview
77 – FM Towns Marty
78 – Philips CD-i
79 – TurboDuo
80 – Pioneer LaserActive
81 – Super A'Can
82 – An Overview Of The Fifth Generation Games Console Era
83 – Virtual Boy
84 – Bandai Pippin
85 – PC-FX
86 – Atari Jaguar
87 – Atari Jaguar CD
88 – PlayStation
89 – Sega Saturn
90 – 3DO
91 – Amiga CD32
92 – Casio Loopy
93 – Playdia
94 – Nintendo 64
95 – Nintendo 64DD
96 – Panasonic 3DO M2
97 – Sega Dreamcast
98 – Summary
Many introductions to books seem to drag on for an age, so I am going to go against the grain here and make this introduction as short as possible. The objective of this book is to provide a reference for collectors and enthusiasts of classic games consoles. A book in digital form so that you can also take it with you to a garage sale or car boot sale on your device, where you will have a useful reference on hand to find out more information about any console you may spot and consider collecting. You can also use this book to build up general knowledge about classic game consoles in general. Consoles reviewed span from between 1972 up to the year 2000, from 1st generation consoles right through to 5th generation consoles. I hope that you find the book useful and interesting at the same time.
An Overview
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Box & Instruction Books
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