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Best Selling Video Game Consoles 1972 - 2023 || The History of Gaming Consoles
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This video shows Most Selling Video Game Consoles 1972 - 2023.
Game console history began with the Magnavox Odyssey in 1972.
Magnavox releases the first game console in 1972. The Odyssey for $99. Magnavox kept releasing updated versions of the Odyssey until 1978.
In 1975 Atari released its Pong arcade game as a console. $99 .
In 1976 COLECO joined the console race with the Telstar. $99. While Nintendo prepared to launch its own hardware. The Color Game-TV.
The famous Atari 2600, which supported ROM game cartridges, was released the following year, in 1977. For $199 . Magnavox followed with Odyssey2, also featuring ROM cartridges. For $179
Mattel also released a 2nd gen console, the Intellivision. $299
ColecoVision launched in 1982, influencing the NES development, with it's smooth graphics and performance. For $175
Nintendo released the Famicon in 1983. Later launching it as the NES $179
The Master System was launched by Sega at the end of 1986. $199
NEC TurboGrafx-16 launched as the first 16-bit game console even thought it actually used an 8-bit chip. $249
Sega Mega Drive was released in 1988, then as the Genesis in NA. $189
Nintendo launches Super Famicom at the end of 1990. ¥25,000 ($¥47,000 in 2019). After a redesign, the Super Famicom is launched as the SNES in 1991. $175
In 1993 Sega released a game console for kids, the Pico. $139 ($250 in 2019). Followed by the Sega Saturn just before the Playstation launch. $399 ($610 in 2019). The first Playstation launched a month after the Sega Saturn. $299
Released in 1996, Nintendo 64 was the last home console to use cartridges. $199
The Dreamcast was the first sixth generation console but sadly Sega's last game console. $199
The Playstation 2 is the best-selling console of all-time, since 2000. $199
In November 2001 Microsoft joined the console race with the powerful Xbox $299
GameCube launched a couple of months before the Xbox. $199
Microsoft quickly released their second console 4 years later. $299
Playstation 3, even with its high price, was sold at a loss of $240 per unit. $499
The Wii was Nintendo's best-selling console, selling over 100 million units. $249
In 2009 PlayStation 3 Slim was released by Sony as a thinner, lighter and cheaper PS3. $299
After the Wii's market success Nintendo launched the Wii U in 2012, which was it's worst selling console. Selling just over 13M units at $299.
Xbox One was released in 2013 as a complete entertainment system for $499.
Playstation 4 launches in 2013 and is as successful as first Playstation. Selling 102 million units. Playstation 4 Pro was an update in 2016 that added 4K,UHD,USB 3.1 and much more. $399
In 2017 the Xbox One X launched, adding UHD, 4K, FreeSync, speed, and much more for $499.
The Switch has been Nintendo's fastest selling console to date. 40 million units sold to date at $299.
Both Microsoft and Sony released successors to their home consoles in November 2020. Consoles in this generation also launched with lower-cost models lacking optical disc drives, targeting those who would prefer to purchase games exclusively through digital downloads
Game console history began with the Magnavox Odyssey in 1972.
Magnavox releases the first game console in 1972. The Odyssey for $99. Magnavox kept releasing updated versions of the Odyssey until 1978.
In 1975 Atari released its Pong arcade game as a console. $99 .
In 1976 COLECO joined the console race with the Telstar. $99. While Nintendo prepared to launch its own hardware. The Color Game-TV.
The famous Atari 2600, which supported ROM game cartridges, was released the following year, in 1977. For $199 . Magnavox followed with Odyssey2, also featuring ROM cartridges. For $179
Mattel also released a 2nd gen console, the Intellivision. $299
ColecoVision launched in 1982, influencing the NES development, with it's smooth graphics and performance. For $175
Nintendo released the Famicon in 1983. Later launching it as the NES $179
The Master System was launched by Sega at the end of 1986. $199
NEC TurboGrafx-16 launched as the first 16-bit game console even thought it actually used an 8-bit chip. $249
Sega Mega Drive was released in 1988, then as the Genesis in NA. $189
Nintendo launches Super Famicom at the end of 1990. ¥25,000 ($¥47,000 in 2019). After a redesign, the Super Famicom is launched as the SNES in 1991. $175
In 1993 Sega released a game console for kids, the Pico. $139 ($250 in 2019). Followed by the Sega Saturn just before the Playstation launch. $399 ($610 in 2019). The first Playstation launched a month after the Sega Saturn. $299
Released in 1996, Nintendo 64 was the last home console to use cartridges. $199
The Dreamcast was the first sixth generation console but sadly Sega's last game console. $199
The Playstation 2 is the best-selling console of all-time, since 2000. $199
In November 2001 Microsoft joined the console race with the powerful Xbox $299
GameCube launched a couple of months before the Xbox. $199
Microsoft quickly released their second console 4 years later. $299
Playstation 3, even with its high price, was sold at a loss of $240 per unit. $499
The Wii was Nintendo's best-selling console, selling over 100 million units. $249
In 2009 PlayStation 3 Slim was released by Sony as a thinner, lighter and cheaper PS3. $299
After the Wii's market success Nintendo launched the Wii U in 2012, which was it's worst selling console. Selling just over 13M units at $299.
Xbox One was released in 2013 as a complete entertainment system for $499.
Playstation 4 launches in 2013 and is as successful as first Playstation. Selling 102 million units. Playstation 4 Pro was an update in 2016 that added 4K,UHD,USB 3.1 and much more. $399
In 2017 the Xbox One X launched, adding UHD, 4K, FreeSync, speed, and much more for $499.
The Switch has been Nintendo's fastest selling console to date. 40 million units sold to date at $299.
Both Microsoft and Sony released successors to their home consoles in November 2020. Consoles in this generation also launched with lower-cost models lacking optical disc drives, targeting those who would prefer to purchase games exclusively through digital downloads
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