Evolution of Game Consoles

🎮 Join me as I take you to a trip down memory lane, exploring the incredible history of consoles. From the Magnavox Odyssey to the PlayStation 5. We'll delve into the technology behind each console and how it paved the way for the next generation.

Gaming has come a long way from the simple two-dimensional graphics of Pong. Today you can explore a realistic Los-Angles in GTA, or a thrilling landscape in Call Of Duty, via the breathtakingly realistic visuals of modern-day gaming.

So grab your controller, sit back, and let's explore the incredible journey of video game consoles together.

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[Magnify.]

Did you know Nokia hid 2 secret morse code tones in their phones?

[mjohns]

The amount of advancement from the 1960’s and 70’s to now is just really amazing. I wonder In another 50 years will our current gen systems be just as primitive compared from a Atari to ps5?

Well I’ll be 84 by then and here’s hoping im around and sharp enough to appreciate and experience it.

[russmtb]

It's amazing how far the technology has progressed in the last 10 years but seems such a short time compared to the early days of gaming.

[lebread]

I wanna go back in time to where if you had a Atari 2600 you were the most famous kid on the block.

[nithinkumar.]

7:14 my first ever console ....
Awww those days are very beautiful ❤️❤️❤️.

[ScupsFromMSM]

7:18 Dreamcast is my favorite 🥰

Plus yesterday was sonic’s birthday

[Mr_M.]

I remember going to my grandparents house and seeing (and after which receiving) both a Fairchild Channel F and an original Atari 2600 (with intact games for both). Note: I still have them to this day in near purchase day condition.

[Amandin]

7:50 the best videogame cutscene of all time

[TampaTec]

This video is like driving down the nostalgic highway.
My Memories,
Pole position 2600
Super Mario bros. Nes
Zelda, nes
Mike Tyson punchout, nes
Super Mario land gameboy
Tetris gameboy
Madden 92 genesis
Nhl 94 and 95 genesis
Flashback genesis
Road rash 2 genesis
California games for lynx
Tomb raider 1 and 2, ps1
Legacy of kain ps1
Metal gear solid ps1
Speed devils dreamcast
Gta vice city ps2
Spiderman 2 ps2
God of War ps2
Star wars battlefront ps2
God of War 2 ps3
Uncharted 1 2 3
Bioshock xbox 360 my favorite
Gears of War 2
Halo 3
Dead space ps3
Tomb raider reboot series ps4
Uncharted 4 ps4
Never had snes but wished I did.

[revsvids]

All the childhood memories came flooding back

[SSJ]

History of Videogame consoles/handheld systems that I used to have and/or still have it (1995-present):

1. Sega Genesis (Released: 1988) (This was the very first videogame console that my young brother and I used to have back in August 1995, while we played Sonic the Hedgehog at that time)

2. Sony PlayStation (Released: 1994 (JP), and 1995 (US)) (This is the second videogame console that my young brother and I had back in late 1997 when we played our very first PlayStation videogame, Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back)

3. Nintendo Game Boy Color (Released: 1998) (This was the very first handheld system that we had and alongside with it. Our very first anime videogame(s) that we played during our childhood years was Pokémon Red and Blue versions (they both came out for the original Game Boy back in February 27, 1996 until they released Pokémon Yellow version in 1998/'99 for the Nintendo Game Boy Color) on the Nintendo Game Boy Color.

4. Sony PlayStation 2 (Released: 2000) (Got it from early 2002)

5. Microsoft Xbox (Released: 2001) (Got it from late 2002; until the disc tray got broken/snap in half)

6. Nintendo Wii (Released: 2006) (Got it from late 2007)

7. Microsoft Xbox 360 (Released: 2006) (Got it from early 2009)

8. Sony PlayStation 4 (Released: 2013) (Got it from early 2015)

9. Nintendo Switch (Released: 2017) (Recently got it this year in 2021 during the summer)

10. Nintendo Game Boy Advance (Released: 2001) (Got it somewhere from that year)

11. Nintendo Game Boy Advance SP (Released: 2003) (Got it somewhere from that year)

12. Nintendo DS (Released: 2006) (My younger sister got it in August 2007, alongside with Pokémon Diamond)

13. Nintendo DSi Lite (Released: 2009)

14. Nintendo 3DS (Released: 2011) (Got it from early 2018)

[FUJISHIR]

9:28 my first console i have in 2015
10:54 my second console i have in 2017
11:36 my third console i have in 2018-2019
13:44 my last console i have in 2021

[carlossalcedo]

Excelente video recopilatorio de las consolas de videojuegos a través del tiempo! Recuerdo cuando tuve mi primera consola una Atari 2600 en 1981, luego una ColecoVision, Nintendo, Playstation, etc. Siempre me preguntaba con cada avance como se seguirían viendo los videojuegos en el futuro, y ¡miren ahora hasta donde se ha llegado! Como dice acertadamente al final: “Qué será lo que vendrá después?"... Saludos cordiales!

[TyTystick]

Just looking at all of the other consoles, it’s utterly insane how Sony released the PlayStation as their first ever console, but was so successful. They also made so many cosmetic, and technological leaps. For example, the DualShock controllers, so stylish, and functional. It’s also cool how Sony stuck with the DualShock design for all of their consoles.

[jjayala]

My first system was SNES. My switch made me fall in love with games all over again

[coloassalchips]

Absolutely incredible. Im making a documentary on video game history for my social studies assignment and this helped me a lot!

[kaptensaroja]

I remember my dad give ps1 as a gift. And i play crash bandicoot racing with my brother, whoever lose always cry and then my dad come and play but he makes himself lose. So much memories

[G_Triplets]

The quality on these videos are amazing man! Keep up the good work!

[DetectiveSoup]

Person: *oh so you like gaming? Name every console ever made*
This mad lad:

[rogerstephenroth]

It is amazing to see what 9 generations of video game consoles has evolved. I wonder how the industry will continue to evolve? Today it has gotten so big players have turned into professional and esports was born in the process. It is amazing video games make more money then the movie industry today.