From the earliest home consoles up to the latest PlayStation and Nintendo hardware, these are all the console generations and the notable systems within them.

The PlayStation 2 helped to define video gaming in the new millennium. Its popularity crushed its competitors and allowed for ...

From replica arcade machines with authentic artwork and controls to pocket-sized homages to the OG PlayStation, Nintendo Entertainment System, and Sega Genesis ... like the Atari 2600+ are ...

Looking back on the history of Nintendo's day one console releases to see how the Switch's measure up to the legacy ...

Since the origins of video games, handheld consoles have been around, especially with Atari and Nintendo. Other tech giants such as PlayStation ... Companies like SEGA and Nokia have released ...

Jeff Minter, the guy behind Tempest 2000, is back with a reimagining of the arcade flop I, Robot. This was the first commercially-available game to ever use polygons.

Each generation since then has enjoyed rapid technological advancement, and with the release of Microsoft’s Xbox X and Sony’s PlayStation ... such as the Atari 2600 and the Nintendo NES ...

The Atari Panther Would Have Been ... The M2 aimed to surpass the PlayStation in power, along with the Sega Saturn and Nintendo 64. Had it been released as planned, the M2 would have been the ...

Instead of beeping and booping your way through games on the Atari or Spectrum ... This is a tough act to follow. Sega may have beaten Nintendo to the 16-bit punch, releasing the Genesis/Mega ...

Modern games are great, but nothing beats the classics. Emulators make it possible to play retro games using our smartphones. And don’t think they are exclusive to Android; you can now also use ...

Computer and mobile games are good, but console gaming has a league of its own. You power up and start playing straight away.