1972: Magnavox Odyssey
1976: Fairchild Video Entertainment System
1976: RCA Studio II
1977: Atari 2600
1977: Bally Home Library Computer
1978: Magnavox Odyssey 2
1979: APF Imagination Machine from APF Electronics
1979: The Intellivision from Mattel
1982: Coleco Industries’ ColecoVision
1982: Atari 5200
1982: Emerson’s Arcadia 2001
1982: General Consumer Electronics/Milton Bradley Vectrex
1984: Nintendo Entertainment System
1985: Halcyon from RDI Video Systems
1985: Sega Master system
1986: Atari 7800
1987: Action Max from Worlds of Wonder
1987: Atari XE Video Game System
1987: TurboGrafx-16 from Hudson Soft Co. and NEC Corp. 1988:TurboGrafx CD add-on
1988: Sega Genesis. 1994: Sega CD Add-on
1990: Neo Geo from the SNK Co. 1994: Add-on Neo Geo CD
1990: Super Nintendo Entertainment System
1991: Philips CD-i
1992: TurboDuo from Hudson Soft Co. and NEC Corp
1992: Tandy’s Memorex VIS
1992: JVC Victor Wondermega a.k.a. the X-EYE
1993: Pioneer LaserActive
1993: 3DO Interactive Multiplayer from Panasonic
1993: Atari Jaguar. 1995: Atari Jaguar CD add-on
1994: Sega Saturn
1994: Sony’s PlayStation
1995: Bandai Pippin from Apple Computers and Bandai Digital Entertainment
1996: Nintendo 64
1998: Sega Dreamcast
2000: NUON from VM Labs Inc
2000: Sony’s PlayStation 2
2000: Nintendo GameCube
2001: Microsoft’s Xbox
2003: Sony’s PSX, or PlayStation X
2004: XaviX Interactive System or XaviXPORT from SSD Company Ltd
2004: Digital Interactive Systems Inc.’s DIScover
2005: Microsoft’s Xbox 360
2005: ZAPiT Game Wave from ZAPiT Games
2006: Nintendo Wii
2006: Sony PlayStation 3
2008: EVO Smart Console from Envizions Computer Entertainment
2013: Ouya Inc.’s Ouya
2013: Sony PlayStation 4
2013: Microsoft Corp.’s Xbox One
Via: sfgate.com