Atari 2600
1977–1992
Atari’s cartridge VCS — popularized swappable ROM games.
282 games (281 enriched)
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Atari 5200
1982–1984
Atari’s higher-end 1982 follow-up to the 2600, positioned against Intellivision and ColecoVision.
69 games (3 enriched)
Atari 7800
1986–1992
Atari’s 2600/5200 successor with near-complete 2600 compatibility.
59 games (1 enriched)
Atari Jaguar
1993–1996
Atari’s 1993 console, marketed as the first 64-bit system.
50 games (3 enriched)
Famicom
1983–2003
Nintendo’s Japanese Family Computer — the 8-bit NES predecessor.
200 games (4 enriched)
Game Boy
1989–2003
Nintendo’s cartridge handheld that defined portable gaming.
574 games (31 enriched)
Game Boy Advance
2001–2010
Nintendo’s 32-bit handheld successor to Game Boy Color.
908 games (52 enriched)
Game Boy Color
1998–2003
Nintendo’s color Game Boy with backward compatibility.
381 games (19 enriched)
GameCube
2001–2007
Nintendo’s sixth-generation miniDVD console after the N64.
52 games (43 enriched)
Neo Geo AES
1990–1997
SNK’s home Neo Geo — arcade-identical cartridges.
96 games (66 enriched)
NES
1985–1995
Nintendo’s Western 8-bit console — third-generation icon.
894 games (38 enriched)
Nintendo 3DS
2011–2020
Nintendo’s glasses-free 3D dual-screen handheld.
1,718 games (48 enriched)
Nintendo 64
1996–2002
Nintendo’s cartridge fifth-generation console after the SNES.
354 games (71 enriched)
Nintendo DS
2004–2014
Nintendo’s dual-screen touch handheld.
2,289 games (65 enriched)
Nintendo Switch
2017–present
Nintendo’s hybrid handheld/home console after the Wii U.
4,031 games (147 enriched)
Nintendo Switch 2Complete
2025–present
Nintendo’s successor to Nintendo Switch, released June 5, 2025. It has a larger screen and Joy-Con controllers that attach with magnetic connectors.
12 games
PC
1990–present
Personal computer — open platform with multiple storefronts.
271,355 games (881 enriched)
PlayStation
1994–2006
Sony’s first console — 5th generation.
1,516 games (61 enriched)
PlayStation 2
2000–2013
Best-selling console — 6th generation.
1,841 games (176 enriched)
PlayStation 3
2006–2017
7th generation, Blu-ray and PSN.
3,605 games (269 enriched)
PlayStation 4
2013–2024
8th generation with massive library.
5,460 games (292 enriched)
PlayStation 5
2020–present
Current PlayStation — 9th generation.
1,162 games (141 enriched)
PlayStation Vita
2011–2019
Sony’s handheld successor to the PSP — 8th generation.
1,919 games (36 enriched)
PSP
2004–2014
Sony’s first handheld — 7th generation.
1,564 games (54 enriched)
Sega Game Gear
Sega’s color handheld rival to the Game Boy.
157 games (15 enriched)
Sega Genesis (Mega Drive)
Sega’s 16-bit Mega Drive / Genesis — fourth generation.
806 games (26 enriched)
Sega Master System
Sega’s 8-bit home console after the SG-1000 Mark III.
201 games (7 enriched)
SNES
1990–2003
Nintendo’s 16-bit Super NES / Super Famicom.
826 games (43 enriched)
Wii
2006–2017
Nintendo’s motion-controlled seventh-generation console.
1,611 games (74 enriched)
Wii U
2012–2017
Nintendo’s GamePad dual-screen successor to the Wii.
792 games (18 enriched)
Xbox
2001–2005
Microsoft’s first console — 6th generation.
1,149 games (562 enriched)
Xbox 360
2005–2016
7th generation console, HD era.
2,701 games (934 enriched)
Xbox One
2013–2020
8th generation console, media-focused.
4,130 games (574 enriched)
Xbox Series X/S
2020–present
Current Xbox family — 9th generation.
971 games (123 enriched)