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.
Released
2022
 | Limited Edition, designed by Sega and M2.
Micro Retro Video Game Console
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 | Limited Edition, designed by Sega and M2.
Micro Retro Video Game Console
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2021
 | Limited Edition, designed by Nintendo PTD.
Micro Handheld Video Game Console
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 | Ninth Generation, designed by Nintendo PTD.
Hybrid Home/Handheld Video Game Console
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2020 | Limited Edition, designed by Sega Toys.
Micro Retro Video Game Console |
 | Retro Portable, designed by Blaze Entertainment
Handheld Video Game Console
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 | Limited Edition Handheld, designed by Nintendo PTD.
Micro Video Game Console
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 | Ninth Generation, designed by Nintendo PTD.
Handheld Video Game Console
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 | Limited Edition, designed by Sega and M2.
Micro Retro Video Game Console
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 | Limited Edition, designed by Sega and M2.
Micro Retro Video Game Console
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2018 | Limited Special Edition, designed by Nintendo PTD.
Micro Retro Video Game Console
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2017 | Eighth Generation, designed by Nintendo PTD.
Dual-Screen Handheld Video Game Console |
 | Eighth Generation, designed by Nintendo PTD.
Dual-Screen Handheld Video Game Console
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 | Limited Edition, designed by Nintendo IRD.
Micro Retro Video Game Console
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 | Ninth Generation, designed by Nintendo PTD.
Hybrid Home/Handheld Video Game Console |
 | Limited Edition, designed by HAL Laboratory.
Micro Retro Video Game Console
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 | Limited Edition, designed by Nintendo PTD.
Micro Retro Video Game Console
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2016 | Limited Edition, designed by Nintendo PTD.
Micro Retro Video Game Console
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 | Limited Edition, designed by Nintendo PTD.
Micro Retro Video Game Console
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2015 | Eighth Generation, designed by Nintendo IRD.
3D Dual-Screen Handheld Video Game Console |
2014 | Eighth Generation, designed by Nintendo IRD.
3D Dual-Screen Handheld Video Game Console |
 | Eighth Generation, designed by Nintendo IRD.
3D Dual-Screen Handheld Video Game Console |
2013 | Eighth Generation, designed by Nintendo IRD.
Dual-Screen Handheld Video Game Console |
2012
 | Seventh Generation, designed by Nintendo IRD.
Home Video Game Console |
 | Eighth Generation, designed by Nintendo IRD.
Home Video Game Console |
2011
 | Seventh Generation, designed by Nintendo IRD
Home Video Game Console |
2010
 | Seventh Generation, designed by Nintendo IRD
Home Video Game Console |
2009
 | Seventh Generation, designed by Nintendo IRD
Home Video Game Console |
2008
 | Seventh Generation, designed by Nintendo IRD
Home Video Game Console |
2006
 | Seventh Generation, designed by Nintendo IRD
Home Video Game Console |
2004
 | Seventh Generation, designed by Nintendo IRD
Home Video Game Console |
2001
 | Sixth Generation, designed by Nintendo R&D3.
Home Video Game Console |
1998
 | Java Platform, Micro Edition, designed by Sun Microsystems.
Platform for Feature Phones and Embedded Devices |
1996 | Fifth Generation, designed by Nintendo R&D3.
Home Video Game Console
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1995 | Designed by Microsoft.
32-bit operating system
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1993
 | Third Generation, designed by Nintendo R&D2.
Home Video Game Console
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1991
 | Fourth Generation, designed by Nintendo R&D2.
Home Video Game Console
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1990
 | Fourth Generation, designed by Nintendo R&D2.
Home Video Game Console
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 | Designed by Microsoft.
16-bit operating system
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1989
 | Fourth Generation, designed by Nintendo R&D2.
Home Video Game Console
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1985
 | Designed by Amiga Corporation.
Home Computer Platform
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 | Third Generation, designed by Nintendo R&D2.
Home Video Game Console
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1984
 | Second Generation, Soviet bootleg under the Elektronika brand.
Handheld LCD Video Game Console, a bootleg of Egg.
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 | Second Generation, Soviet bootleg under the Elektronika brand.
Handheld LCD Video Game Console, a bootleg of Mickey Mouse.
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1983
 | Third Generation, designed by Nintendo R&D2.
Home Video Game Console |
 | Second Generation, designed by Nintendo R&D1.
Handheld LCD Video Game Console |
1981
 | Designed by Seattle Computer Products, Microsoft, and IBM.
16-bit operating system with 32-bit extensions.
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 | Second Generation, designed by Nintendo R&D1.
Handheld LCD Video Game Console |
 | Second Generation, designed by Nintendo R&D1.
Handheld LCD Video Game Console |
1980
 | Second Generation, designed by Nintendo R&D1.
Handheld LCD Video Game Console
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 | Second Generation, designed by Nintendo R&D1.
Handheld LCD Video Game Console
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1979
 | First Generation, designed by Nintendo R&D2.
Dedicated Home Video Game Console |
1978
 | First Generation, designed by Nintendo R&D2 and Mitsubishi.
Dedicated Home Video Game Console |
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| Xbox One | PlayStation 4 | iPhone / iPod Touch | iPad
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| Kindle / Fire TV | Ouya
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| PlayStation Vita | | Xbox 360
| PlayStation 3 | DVD Video
| Xbox
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| PlayStation 2 | Sega Dreamcast | Nintendo DS | Flash | Palm OS
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| Game Boy Advance | Sega Saturn |
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PlayStation
| Gameboy Color |
| FM-Towns
| CD-TV
| CD32
| CD-i
| Sega Genesis | Sega CD |
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TurboGrafx 16 CD
| PC-98
| MSX
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| Sega Master System | Apple ][
| Atari ST
| PET
| Atari
8-bit
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Spectrum
| Plus-4
| Vic-20
| TI-99
| BBC Micro | TRS-80
| CPC
| Commodore 128 | CP/M
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| Commodore 64 | Dragon
| Risc OS
| PC-FX
| 3DO
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