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Know Video Games? Name All These Consoles!

By - Source: Tom's Guide US

Test your video game console knowledge here!

Think you know about most of the gaming machines in history? Even if you do, you could learn a thing or two from Elliot Hagen of Elder Geek.

Hagen has compiled a 23-minute video detailing every gaming console and computer in history.

"There are over 450 consoles, computers, and dedicated game machines in this video and there were over 1300 individual elements in Sony Vegas that, when combined, formed this awesome video slideshow that you’ll see below," Hagen wrote.

Check out the two-parter embedded below.

Insane Console History 1

Insane Console History 2

Bonus activity: try to name all the video game classic tunes used. (Answers here.)

There are 47 Comments.
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  • 10
    trandoanhung1991 , January 3, 2011 3:56 AM
    @Randomacts
    Fail at attempting to read and understand words.

    "Hagen has compiled a 23-minute video detailing every gaming console and computer in history."
    'Nuff said.
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  • 10
    trandoanhung1991 , January 3, 2011 3:56 AM
    @Randomacts
    Fail at attempting to read and understand words.

    "Hagen has compiled a 23-minute video detailing every gaming console and computer in history."
    'Nuff said.
  • 5
    matchboxmatt , January 3, 2011 6:18 AM
    You know what I love to do when I visit a tech website?

    Yup, shop for clothes.
  • 3
    alhanelem , January 3, 2011 10:16 AM
    Marco925Society was never built on success. Society was built on failure, those "Crappy" consoles were what got us to where we are now. by evaluating the product, keeping what's good and throwing away what's bad. we have learned to create today's consoles.


    true, one day we will look back on consoles like the PS3 and 360 and think they were crappy consoles, but they led to the development of the consoles of the future.
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