Here are the systems covered by this site, with links to each of their pages. The systems pages let you know which game is officially available for those systems.
To Be Released
2025
 | Tenth Generation, designed by Nintendo PTD Game Card-Based Hybrid Home/Handheld Console |
Released
2022
 | Limited Edition, designed by Sega and M2 Micro Retro Dedicated Home Console |
 | Limited Edition, designed by Sega and M2 Micro Retro Dedicated Home Console |
2021
 | Limited Edition, designed by Nintendo PTD Retro Dedicated Home Console |
 | Ninth Generation, designed by Nintendo PTD Game Card-Based Hybrid Home/Handheld Console |
2020
2019
 | Limited Edition, designed by Sega Toys Micro Retro Dedicated Home Console |
 | Limited Edition, designed by Sega Toys Micro Retro Dedicated Handheld Console |
 | Limited Edition, designed by Blaze Entertainment ROM Cartridge-Based Retro Handheld Console |
 | Limited Edition Handheld, designed by Nintendo PTD Retro Dedicated Home Console |
 | Ninth Generation, designed by Nintendo PTD Game Card-Based Handheld Console |
 | Limited Edition, designed by Sega and M2 Micro Retro Dedicated Home Console |
 | Limited Edition, designed by Sega and M2 Micro Retro Dedicated Home Console |
2018
 | Limited Special Edition, designed by Nintendo PTD Micro Retro Dedicated Home Console |
2017
 | Eighth Generation, designed by Nintendo PTD ROM Cartridge-Based Dual Screen Handheld Console |
 | Eighth Generation, designed by Nintendo PTD ROM Cartridge-Based Dual Screen Handheld Console |
 | Limited Edition, designed by Nintendo IRD Micro Retro Dedicated Home Console |
 | Ninth Generation, designed by Nintendo PTD Game Card-Based Hybrid Home/Handheld Console |
 | Limited Edition, designed by HAL Laboratory Micro Retro Dedicated Home Console |
 | Limited Edition, designed by Nintendo PTD Micro Retro Dedicated Home Console |
2016
 | Limited Edition, designed by Nintendo PTD Micro Retro Dedicated Home Console |
 | Limited Edition, designed by Nintendo PTD Micro Retro Dedicated Home Console |
2015
 | Eighth Generation, designed by Nintendo IRD. Worldwide variant ROM Cartridge-Based 3D Dual Screen Handheld |
2014
2013
 | Eighth Generation, designed by Nintendo IRD ROM Cartridge-Based 3D Dual Screen Handheld Console |
 | Eighth Generation, designed by Nintendo IRD. Japanese variant ROM Cartridge-Based 3D Dual Screen Handheld Console |
 | Eighth Generation, designed by Nintendo IRD ROM Cartridge-Based Handheld Console |
2012
 | Eighth Generation, designed by Nintendo IRD. Japanese variant ROM Cartridge-Based 3D Dual Screen Handheld Console |
 | Eighth Generation, designed by Nintendo IRD. Worldwide variant ROM Cartridge-Based 3D Dual Screen Handheld Console |
 | Seventh Generation, designed by Nintendo IRD. 3rd Wii model Optical Disc-Based Home Console |
 | Eighth Generation, designed by Nintendo IRD Optical Disc-Based Home Console |
2011
 | Eighth Generation, designed by Nintendo IRD ROM Cartridge-Based 3D Dual Screen Handheld Console |
 | Eighth Generation, Designed by Sony Interactive Entertainment Optical Disc-Based Home Console |
 | Seventh Generation, Designed by Nintendo IRD. 2nd Wii model ROM Cartridge-Based Dual Screen Handheld Console |
2010
 | Seventh Generation, Designed by Nintendo RED. 2nd DSi model ROM Cartridge-Based Worldwide Dual Screen Handheld Console |
2009
 | Seventh Generation, Designed by Nintendo RED. 2nd DSi model ROM Cartridge-Based Japanese Dual Screen Handheld Console |
2008
 | Seventh Generation, Designed by Nintendo RED. 1st DSi model ROM Cartridge-Based Dual Screen Handheld Console |
2006
 | Seventh Generation, Designed by Nintendo RED. 2nd DS model ROM Cartridge-Based Dual Screen Handheld Console |
 | Seventh Generation, Designed by Nintendo IRD. 1st Wii model Optical Disc-Based Home Console |
2005
 | Sixth Generation, designed by Nintendo RED Handheld Video Game Console. 3rd Game Boy Advance model |
 | Sixth Generation, designed by Nintendo RED Handheld Video Game Console. 4th Game Boy Advance model |
2004
 | Seventh Generation, Designed by Nintendo RED. 1st DS model ROM Cartridge-Based Dual Screen Handheld Console |
 | Eighth Generation, Designed by Sony Interactive Entertainment Optical Disc-Based Home Console |
2003
 | Sixth Generation, designed by Nintendo RED Handheld Video Game Console. 2nd Game Boy Advance model |
2001
 | Sixth Generation, designed by Nintendo RED Handheld Video Game Console. 1st Game Boy Advance model |
 | Sixth Generation, designed by Nintendo RED Data Card Scanner Add-On For Game Boy Advance |
 | Sixth Generation, Designed by Nintendo R&D3 Game Disc-based 128-bit Home Console |
1998
 | Fifth Generation, designed by Nintendo RED Handheld Video Game Console |
 | Fourth Generation, designed by Nintendo RED Handheld Video Game Console. 4th Game Boy model in Japan |
 | Fourth Generation, designed by Majesco. 3rd Genesis model 16-Bit ROM Cartridge-Based Home Console |
 | Java Platform, Micro Edition, designed by Sun Microsystems Platform for Feature Phones and Embedded Devices |
1996
 | Fourth Generation, designed by Nintendo R&D1 Handheld Video Game Console. 3rd Game Boy model |
 | Fifth Generation, Designed by Nintendo R&D3 64-Bit ROM Cartridge-Based Home Console |
1995
 | Fourth Generation. Designed by Nintendo R&D1 Handheld Video Game Console. 2nd Game Boy in Japan |
 | Fourth Generation. Designed by Nintendo R&D1 Handheld Video Game Console. 2nd Game Boy worldwide |
 | Fourth Generation, designed by Nintendo R&D2 and St. Giga Broadcast Satellite Add-On For Super Famicom |
 | Designed by Microsoft 32-bit operating system |
1994
1993
 | Third Generation, Designed by Nintendo R&D2 8-bit ROM Cartridge-Based Home Console. 2nd Famicom model |
 | Third Generation, Designed by Nintendo R&D2 8-bit ROM Cartridge-Based Home Console. 2nd NES model |
 | Fourth Generation, designed by Sega. 2nd Mega Drive model 16-Bit ROM Cartridge-Based Home Console |
1991
 | Fourth Generation, Designed by Nintendo R&D2 16-Bit ROM Cartridge-Based Home Console. 1st SNES model |
1990
 | Fourth Generation, Designed by Sega 8-Bit ROM Cartridge-Based Handheld Console |
 | Third Generation, designed by Sega. 2nd worldwide Master System 8-Bit ROM Cartridge-Based Home Console |
 | Fourth Generation, Designed by Nintendo R&D2. Japanese SNES 16-Bit ROM Cartridge-Based Home Console. 1st Super Famicom |
 | Designed by Microsoft Operating environment over 16-bit DOS, with 32-bit extensions |
1989
 | Fourth Generation, Designed by Nintendo R&D1 8-bit ROM Cartridge-Based Handheld Console. 1st Game Boy model |
 | Fourth Generation, designed by Sega. North American Mega Drive 16-Bit ROM Cartridge-Based Home Console. 1st Genesis model |
1988
 | Fourth Generation, designed by Sega 16-Bit ROM Cartridge-Based Home Console. 1st Mega Drive model |
1986
 | Third Generation, designed by Nintendo R&D2 Floppy Disk Add-On For Family Computer |
 | Third Generation, designed by Sega. 1st worldwide Master System 8-Bit ROM Cartridge-Based Home Console. |
1985
 | Designed by Amiga Corporation 16/32-bit Home Computer Line |
 | Designed by ASCII Microsoft 8-bit Home Computer Standard |
 | Third Generation, Designed by Nintendo R&D2. Worldwide Famicom 8-Bit ROM Cartridge-Based Home Console. 1st NES model |
 | Third Generation, designed by Sega. 8-Bit ROM Cartridge-Based Home Console. 1st Master System in Japan |
1984
 | Second Generation, Soviet bootleg of Mickey Mouse by Elektronika Dedicated Handheld LCD Console |
| Second Generation, Soviet bootleg of Egg by Elektronika Dedicated Handheld LCD Console |
 | Second Generation, Designed by Sega ROM Cartridge-Based Home Console |
1983
 | Third Generation, Designed by Nintendo R&D2 8-Bit ROM Cartridge-Based Home Console. First iteration of Famicom |
 | Second Generation, Designed by Sega ROM Cartridge-Based Home Console |
 | Second Generation, Designed by Nintendo R&D1 Dedicated Handheld LCD Console |
 | Second Generation, Designed by Nintendo R&D1 Dedicated Handheld LCD Console |
 | Second Generation, Designed by Nintendo R&D1 Dedicated Handheld LCD Console |
 | Designed by ASCII Microsoft 8-bit Home Computer Standard |
1981
 | Designed by Seattle Computer Products, Microsoft, and IBM 16-bit operating system with 32-bit extensions |
 | Second Generation, Designed by Nintendo R&D1 Dedicated Handheld LCD Console |
 | Second Generation, Designed by Nintendo R&D1 Dedicated Handheld LCD Console |
 | Second Generation, Designed by Nintendo R&D1 Dedicated Handheld LCD Console |
 | Second Generation, Designed by Nintendo R&D1 Dedicated Handheld LCD Console |
 | Second Generation, Designed by Nintendo R&D1 Dedicated Handheld LCD Console |
1980
 | First Generation, Designed by Nintendo R&D2 Dedicated Home Console |
 | Second Generation, Designed by Nintendo R&D1 Dedicated Handheld LCD Console |
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 | Second Generation, Designed by Nintendo R&D1 Dedicated Handheld LCD Console |
1979
 | First Generation, Designed by Nintendo R&D2 Dedicated Home Console |
1978
 | First Generation, Designed by Nintendo R&D2 and Mitsubishi Dedicated Home Console |
1977
 | First Generation, Designed by Nintendo R&D2 and Mitsubishi Dedicated Home Console |
 | First Generation, Designed by Nintendo R&D2 and Mitsubishi Dedicated Home Console |
1976
 | First Generation, Designed by Atari Dedicated Home Console |
1975
 | First Generation, Designed by Atari and Sold by Sears Dedicated Home Console |
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