User:WolfenSkin/sandbox/Consoles per Generation

First Generation Home Consoles
Country	Developer	Console	Sales	Lifespan
Japan	Nintendo	Color TV-Game series	3 million	1977–1983
United States	Coleco	Coleco Telstar series	1 million	1976–1978
United States	Magnavox	Magnavox Odyssey	350,000	1972-1975
United States	Atari	Home Pong	150,000	1975-1976
Japan	Epoch Co.	TV Tennis Electrotennis	20,000	1975-?
United States	Magnavox , Philips	Odyssey series	?	1975–1978

Second Generation Home Consoles
Country	Developer	Console	Sales	Lifespan
United States	Atari	Atari 2600	30 million	1977–1992
United States	Mattel	Intellivision	3 million	1979—1990
United States	Coleco	ColecoVision	2 million	1982-1985
United States	Magnavox , Philips	Magnavox Odyssey 2	2 million	1978-1984
United States	Atari	Atari 5200	1 million	1982-1984
Japan	Epoch Co.	Cassette Vision	400,000	1981-1984
United States	Fairchild C.I.	Fairchild Channel F	350,000	1976 –1983
United States	RCA	RCA Studio II	64,000	1977-1978
United States	APF Electronics	APF-MP1000	50,000	1978-?
United States	Bally Manufacturing	Bally Astrocade	?	1978-1983
United States	Emerson Radio	Arcadia 2001	?	1982-1983
United States	Smith Engineering	Vectrex	?	1982-1984
Europe	Audiosonic	1292 Advanced Programmable Video System	?	1978-1983
Germany	Interton	Interton Video Computer 4000	?	1978-1983
Hong Kong	VTech	VTech CreatiVision	?	1982-1986
Japan	Gakken	Gakken Compact Vision TV Boy	?	1983-?
Germany	S.H.G.	SHG Black Point	?	1982-?

Third Generation Home Consoles
Country	Developer	Console	Sales	Lifespan
Japan	Nintendo	Nintendo Entertainment System	61.91 million	1983–2003
Japan	Sega	Master System	19.17 million	1985-Present
Japan	Sega	SG-1000	1.4 million	1983-1985
United States	Atari	Atari 7800	1 million	1986-1992
Japan	Epoch Co.	Super Cassette Vision	300,000	1984-?
United States	Atari	Atari XEGS	130,000	1987-1992
United States	Commodore International	Commodore 64 Games System	20,000	1990-?
United Kingdom	Amstrad	Amstrad GX4000	15,000	1990-1991
Netherlands	Philips	Philips Videopac+ G7400	?	1983-?
Japan	Casio	PV-1000	?	1983-1984
United States	Worlds of Wonder	Action Max	?	1987-?

Fourth Generation Home Consoles
Country	Developer	Console	Sales	Lifespan
Japan	Nintendo	Super Nintendo Entertainment System	49.1 million	1990–2003
Japan	Sega	Mega Drive	35.25 million	1988–1999
Japan	NEC	PC Engine	10 million	1987–1994
Japan	SNK	Neo Geo AES	1.18 million	1991-1997
Netherlands	Philips	Philips CD-i	1 million	1990-1998
Japan	SNK	Neo Geo CD	570,000	1994-1997

Fifth Generation Home Consoles
Country	Developer	Console	Sales	Lifespan
Japan	Sony	PlayStation	102.49 million	1994–2006
Japan	Nintendo	Nintendo 64	32.93 million	1996–2002
Japan	Sega	Sega Saturn	9.26 million	1994–2000
United States	The 3DO Company	3DO Interactive Multiplayer	2 million	1993–1996
Japan	NEC ,Hudson Soft	PC-FX	400,000	1994–1998
United States	Atari	Atari Jaguar	150,000	1993–1996
United States	Commodore International	Amiga CD32	100,000	1993–1994
Japan	Fujitsu	FM Towns Marty	45,000	1993-1995
United States	Apple Inc.	Apple Pippin	42,000	1996–1997
Japan	Bandai	Playdia	?	1994-1996
Japan	Casio	Casio Loopy	?	1995-1998

Sixth Generation Home Consoles
Country	Developer	Console	Sales	Lifespan
Japan	Sony	PlayStation 2	155 million	2000–2013
United States	Microsoft	Xbox	24 million	2001–2006
Japan	Nintendo	GameCube	21.74 million	2001–2007
Japan	Sega	Dreamcast	9.13 million	1998–2001

Seventh Generation Home Consoles
Country	Developer	Console	Sales	Lifespan
Japan	Nintendo	Wii	101.63 million	2006–2017
Japan	Sony	PlayStation 3	87.4 million	2006–2017
United States	Microsoft	Xbox 360	84 million	2005–2016
United States	Zeebo Inc.	Zeebo	?	2009–2011

Eighth Generation Home Consoles
Country	Developer	Console	Sales	Lifespan
Japan	Nintendo	Nintendo Switch	125.62 million	2017–present
Japan United States	Sony	PlayStation 4	117.2 million	2013–present
United States	Microsoft	Xbox One	58.5 million	2013–2020
Japan	Nintendo	Wii U	13.56 million	2012–2017

Ninth Generation Home Consoles
Country	Developer	Console	Sales	Lifespan
Japan, United States	Sony	PlayStation 5	38.4 million	2020–present
United States	Microsoft	Xbox Series X and Series S	18.5 million	2020–present

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Developer	1st Generation	2nd Generation	3rd Generation	4th Generation	5th Generation	6th Generation	7th Generation	8th Generation	9th Generation
Nintendo	Color TV-Game 1st		Nintendo E.S. 1st	Super Nintendo E.S. 1st	Nintendo 64 2nd	GameCube 3rd	Nintendo Wii 1st	Nintendo Switch 1st
Sony					Playstation 1st	Playstation 2 1st	Playstation 3 2nd	Playstation 4 2nd	Playstation 5 1st
Atari	Home Pong 4th	Atari 2600 1st	Atari 7800 3rd		Atari Jaguar 6th
Microsoft						Xbox 2nd	Xbox 360 3rd	Xbox One 3rd	Xbox Series X/S 2nd
Sega			Master System SG-1000 2nd	Mega Drive 2nd	Sega Saturn 3rd	Dreamcast 4th

Second Generation Handheld Consoles
Country	Developer	Console	Sales	Lifespan
Japan	Nintendo	Game & Watch	43.4 million	1980–1991
United States	Entex Industries	Adventure Vision	50,757	1982-1983
United States	Palmtex	Super Micro	37,200	1984-1985
United States	Milton Bradley	Microvision	?	1979-1981
United States	Entex Industries	Entex Select-A-Game	?	1981-1982
Japan	Epoch Co.	Epoch Game Pocket Computer	?	1984-?

Fourth Generation Handheld Consoles
Country	Developer	Console	Sales	Lifespan
Japan	Nintendo	Game Boy	118.69 million*	1989–2003
Japan	Sega	Game Gear	10.62 million	1990-2000
United States	Atari	Atari Lynx	2 million	1989–1995
Japan	NEC	PC Engine GT	1.5 million	1990-1994
Hong Kong	Watara	Watara Supervision	?	1992-?
Hong Kong	Welback Holdings	Mega Duck	?	1993-?
Republic of China	Bit Corporation	Gamate	?	1990–1994

Fifth Generation Handheld Consoles
Country	Developer	Console	Sales	Lifespan
Japan	Nintendo	Game Boy Color	118.69 million	1998–2003
Japan	Bandai	WonderSwan	3.5 million	1999–2003
Japan	Sega	Sega Nomad	1 million	1995-1999
United States	Tiger Electronics	Game.com	300,000	1997–2000
Japan	SNK	Neo Geo Pocket	?	1998–1999

Sixth Generation Handheld Consoles
Country	Developer	Console	Sales	Lifespan
Japan	Nintendo	Game Boy Advance	81.51 million	2001–2008
Finland	Nokia	N-Gage	3 million	2003–2006
United States	Tapwave	Tapwave Zodiac	200,000	2003-2005
South Korea	Game Park	GP32	32,000	2001-2005

Seventh Generation Handheld Consoles
Country	Developer	Console	Sales	Lifespan
Japan	Nintendo	Nintendo DS	154.02 million	2004-2016
Japan	Sony	PlayStation Portable	82 million	2004–2014
South Korea	GamePark Holdings	GP2X	60,000	2005-?
Sweden	Tiger Telematics	Gizmondo	25,000	2005-2006
South Korea	GamePark Holdings	Caanoo	?	2010-2011
South Korea	GamePark Holdings	GP2X Wiz	?	2009-?

Eighth Generation Handheld Consoles
Country	Developer	Console	Sales	Lifespan
Japan	Nintendo	Nintendo 3DS	75.94 million	2011-2020
Japan	Nintendo	Nintendo Switch Lite	18.40 million	2019-Present
Japan	Sony	PlayStation Vita	16 million	2011-2019
Japan	SNK	Neo Geo X	?	2012-?

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Complete Generations Results[edit]

Developer	2nd Generation	4th Generation	5th Generation	6th Generation	7th Generation	8th Generation
Nintendo	Game & Watch 1st	Game Boy 1st	Game Boy Color 1st	Game Boy Advance 1st	Nintendo DS 1st	Nintendo 3DS 1st
Sony					PlayStation Portable 2nd	Playstation Vita 2nd
Sega		Game Gear 2nd	Sega Nomad 3rd