Official Timestamps are here WOOOOOOOOOOOO (Part 1, Part 2 is the first reply below this one) 0:00 Intro 0:25 Bally Astrocade (1978) 0:27 APF-MP1000 (1978) 0:31 Magnavox Odyssey 2, Philips Videopac G7000 & C52 (1978) 0:37 Mattel Intellivision (1979) 0:59 GCE/Milton Bradley Vectrex (1982) 1:09 VTech CreatiVision (1981/82) 1:10 Atari 5200 (1982) 1:14 Tomy Pyūta (1982) 1:20 Tomy Pyūta Jr. (1983) 1:26 Tomy Tutor (1982) 1:33 ColecoVision (1982) 1:47 Microdigital Onyx (ColecoVision, 1982) 1:52 Chuang Zao Zhe 50 (Bit Corp. ColecoVison clone, 1986) 1:56 Philips Videopac+ G7400 (1983) 1:58 Magnavox Odyssey 3 Command Center (1983, unreleased) 2:00 Philips/Brandt Jopac JO7400 (1983) 2:02 RDI Halcyon (1985, unreleased) 2:25 Nintendo Famicom Disk System (1986) 3:08 Alternate wordmark 3:22 Sharp Twin Famicom (1986) 3:31 Disk load 3:43 Atari 7800 (1986) 3:45 Nintendo Entertainment System M8 Demo Unit (1985) 4:07 Nintendo Entertainment System M82 Demo Unit (PAL, 1985) 4:54 Nintendo Entertainment System M82 Demo Unit (NTSC, 1985) 5:36 Nintendo FamicomBox (1986) 5:53 Nintendo/Sharp FamicomStation (1986) 6:00 Sega Master System M404 Unit (Prototype) (1986) 6:10 Sega Master System (Prototype) (1986) 6:17 Sega Master System (NTSC, 1986) 6:23 Sega Master System (PAL, 1986) 6:30 Sega Master System (Japan, 1987) 9:32 LJN Video Art (1987) 9:55 Takara Video Challenger (1987) 10:09 Action Max (1987) 10:26 Sega Master System (NTSC, 1988 date) 10:34 Sega Master System (PAL, 1988 date) 10:42 VTech Socrates (1988) 11:20 Bandai Terebikko (1988) 12:00 Alternate intro that I found on a Sailor Moon VHS 12:23 NEC PC Engine CD-ROM (Version 1.00, 1988) 12:30 NEC PC Engine CD-ROM² (Version 2.00, 1989) 12:35 Prof. Weiss-Alles (German-language Socrates, 1989) 13:20 Nintendo Game Boy (Green, 1989) 13:26 Nintendo Game Boy (Monochrome, 1989) 13:31 Sega Genesis/Mega Drive TMSS (1989, TMSS introduced in 1990) 13:34 NEC TurboGrafx-CD (Version 2.00, 1989) 13:39 View-Master Interactive Vision (1989) 14:45 SNK Neo Geo Advanced Entertainment System (Prototype? 1990) 14:52 SNK Neo Geo Advanced Entertainment System (1990) 15:33 Commodore 64 Games System (1990) 15:44 Nintendo Super FamicomBox (1990 or 1991) 16:29 Bit Corp. Gamate (1990) 16:37 Sega Master System (with Samsung logo, Europe & Korea, Bundled with Alex Kidd in Miracle World, 1990) 16:42 Commodore CDTV (1991) 16:50 Sega Game Gear (1991) 16:54 Sega Game Gear (Master System resolution) 16:57 Sega Master System (Bundled with Sonic the Hedgehog, 1991) 17:01 Philips CD-i (1991, with Philips Interactive Media intro) 17:13 NEC PC-Engine Super CD-ROM² (Version 3.00, 1991) 17:18 Sega Mega-CD (Japan, Version 1.00, 1991) 18:25 Victor Wondermega (1992) 19:39 Sega screen seen when booting a game up 19:43 Sony Super Disc/SNES & Super Famicom CD-ROM System/Nintendo PlayStation (Unreleased prototype, 1991/92) 19:48 Tandy/Memorex Video Information System (1992) 19:56 NEC TurboGrafx Super CD-ROM² (United States, Version 3.00, 1992) 20:03 Watara (QuickShot in the UK) Supervision (1992) 20:26 Sega CD (United States, Version 1.00, 1992) 22:25 Sega screen seen when booting a game up (Also in European consoles) 22:32 Fujitsu FM Towns Marty (1993) 24:11 Sega Mega-CD (Japan, Version 2.00, 1993) 25:18 Sega Mega-CD (Europe, Version 1.00, 1993) 26:24 Sega Mega-CD (Europe, Version 2.00, 1993) 27:44 Pioneer LaserActive (Sega version, remake by Adam Entertainment, a RUclipsr whose channel might be terminated cuz i couldn't find them anywhere anymore, 1993) 27:50 Pioneer LaserActive (NEC version, 1993) 27:54 Commodore Amiga CD32 (Prototype, 1993) 28:14 Commodore Amiga CD32 (1993) 28:40 Panasonic FZ-1 R·E·A·L 3DO Interactive Multiplayer (1993) 30:55 Welback Mega Duck (1993) 31:01 Sega CD (United States, Version 2.00, 1993) 32:07 Sega CDX (Version 2.21, 1993) 33:10 Atari Jaguar (1993) 33:21 Capcom Power System Changer (1994) 33:23 Nintendo Super Game Boy (SNES peripheral, 1994) 33:29 Sega Channel (Mega Drive service, Japan, 1993/94) 33:41 Sega Channel (Genesis service, United States, early prototype, 1994) 34:05 Sega Channel (Genesis service, United States, later prototype, 1994) 34:18 Sega Channel (Genesis service, United States, 1994) 34:40 Bandai Playdia (1994) 34:51 JVC X'Eye (United States, Version 2.00, 1993/94) 36:05 Panasonic FZ-10 R·E·A·L 3DO Interactive Multiplayer (1994) 37:09 Sega Saturn (Japan, 1994) 37:17 Victor V Saturn (1994) 37:26 Sony PlayStation (Japan, SCEI, 1994) 37:44 NEC PC-FX (1994) 37:54 NEC PC-FX GA (1994) 38:03 GoldStar 3DO Interactive Multiplayer (1994) 38:50 Apple/Bandai Pippin (1995) 38:55 Sanyo TRY 3DO Interactive Multiplayer (1995) 39:40 Nintendo Satellaview (Super Famicom peripheral, Japan, 1995) - BS-X: Sore wa Namae o Nusumareta Machi no Monogatari (The Town Whose Name Was Stolen) 40:50 Sega Saturn (US & Europe, 1995) 40:59 Nintendo Virtual Boy (1995) 41:18 Sony PlayStation (United States, SCEA, 1995) 41:35 Sony PlayStation (Europe, SCEE, 1995) 41:55 Atari Jaguar CD (1995) 44:33 Casio Loopy (1995) 44:39 Super A'Can (1995) 44:43 Hitachi Hi-Saturn (1995) 44:51 SNK Neo Geo CDZ (1996) 45:06 Philips CD-i (with Philips Media intro from 1996) 45:26 SNK Neo Geo CD (1996) 45:36 Bandai SuFami Turbo (Super Famicom peripheral, Japan, 1996) 45:40 Tiger Game.com (1997) 45:48 Nintendo Super Game Boy 2 (Super Famicom peripheral, Japan, 1998) 45:53 Nintendo Game Boy Color (1998) 45:56 Alternate saturated colors 46:00 SNK Neo Geo Pocket (1998) 46:08 Bandai WonderSwan (1999, horizontal) 46:11 Vertical variant 46:15 Sega Dreamcast Development Kit (Japan & US, 1998) 46:24 Europe 46:34 Sony PocketStation (Japan, 1999) 46:48 SNK Neo Geo Pocket Color (1999) 46:56 Sega Dreamcast (Japan in 1998, US in 1999) 47:05 Europe 47:14 Nintendo 64DD (Japan, 1999) 49:07 Unreleased English version 49:20 Logo seen when booting a game up 49:23 Sony PS One (Japan, SCEI, 2000) 49:42 Sony PS One (United States, SCEA, 2000) 50:00 Sony PS One (Europe, SCEE, 2000) 50:19 Sony PlayStation 2 (First startup, 2000) 50:31 Sony PlayStation 2 (2000) 50:56 Logo seen when booting up a game 51:10 Red Screen of Death 51:36 Startup with memory towers 51:48 Cybiko Classic (V2, 2000) (yes this is a console) 51:56 Bandai WonderSwan Color (2000, horizontal) 51:59 Vertical variant 52:02 Special console variants 52:08 Nintendo Game Boy Advance (Prototype jingle, 2001) 52:13 Nintendo Game Boy Advance (2001) 52:18 Nintendo GameCube (2001) 52:25 Hold Z on 1 controller 52:33 Hold Z on all 4 controllers 52:41 Microsoft Xbox (Early/pre-release, 2001) 52:45 Microsoft Xbox (Prototype with unused shields and green Microsoft logo, 2001) 52:55 Microsoft Xbox (2001) 53:06 Nintendo Pokémon Mini (2001) 53:12 Cybiko Xtreme (2001) 53:20 Game Park GP32 (2001) 53:25 European version 53:27 Alternate Pokémon Mini startup 53:30 Nokia N-Gage (2003) 53:50 Nokia N-Gage 2.0 (Service, 2008) 53:55 Tapwave Zodiac (2003) 53:57 LeapFrog Leapster (2003) 54:02 iQue Player (China, 2003) 54:04 Sony PSX (Japan, 2003) 54:09 Nintendo DS (Prototype ver.040615, 2004) - Top screen, no Nintendo logo 54:14 Top screen, Nintendo logo 54:16 VTech V.Smile (2004) - English 54:27 Chinese 54:36 French 54:43 German 54:50 Italian 54:57 Mexican 55:05 Spanish 55:12 Nintendo DS (Prototype ver.40820D, 2004) - Top screen, no Nintendo logo 55:16 Both screens, no Nintendo logo 55:20 Both screens, Nintendo logo 55:23 Top screen, Nintendo logo 55:28 LeapFrog Leapster L-MAX (Regular Leapster logo, 2004) 55:33 LeapFrog Leapster L-MAX (2004) 55:40 TimeTop GameKing GM-218 (2004) 55:48 Nintendo DS (2004) - Both screens, no Nintendo logo 55:53 Top screen, no Nintendo logo 55:58 Both screens, Nintendo logo 56:04 Top screen, Nintendo logo 56:10 Birthday audio variant, Both screens, no Nintendo logo 56:15 Birthday audio variant, Top screen, no Nintendo logo 56:20 Birthday audio variant, Both screens, Nintendo logo 56:26 Birthday audio variant, Top screen, Nintendo logo 56:32 Sony PlayStation Portable (Version 1.00 "Bogus", pre-release, 2004, reconstruction by Ransu aka @iopco772) 56:40 Microsoft Xbox 360 (Early pre-release version, 2005) 56:48 XaviXPORT (2004) 56:57 Japanese variant 57:01 Sony PlayStation Portable (2005) 57:12 Tiger Telematics Gizmondo (2005) 57:29 TimeTop GameKing 3 (2005) 57:36 LeapFrog Leapster TV (2005) 57:41 iQue DS (2005) - Both screens 57:48 Birthday audio variant, Both screens 57:54 Top screen 57:59 Birthday audio variant, Top screen 58:03 Sega Advanced Pico Beena (Japan, 2005) 58:18 Game Park GP2X (Version 2.0, 2005) 58:24 Version 3.0 58:28 Version 4.0 58:32 Microsoft Xbox 360 (Original, 2005) 58:41 VTech V.Smile Baby (2005) - English 58:49 German 58:54 French 59:01 Swedish 59:06 Conny Pocket Dream Console (2006, 2008 date shown) 59:14 VTech V.Flash (2006) 59:22 Mattel HyperScan (2006) 59:55 ZAPiT Game Wave Family Entertainment System (2005, forgot to move this one back. sorry) 1:00:09 Sony PlayStation 3 (Original, 2006) - Purple 1:00:20 PS3 logo seen when booting up a game 1:00:23 Blue 1:00:32 Nintendo Wii (United States, 2006) 1:00:45 European warning screen with color 1:00:53 LeapFrog Leapster 2 (Low quality, 2007) 1:00:57 High quality version with LeapFrog logo 1:01:08 VTech V.Smile Motion (2008) 1:01:19 LeapFrog Didj (2008) 1:01:33 Nintendo DSi (2008) - Both screens, no Nintendo logo 1:01:39 Top screen, no Nintendo logo 1:01:45 Both screens, Nintendo logo 1:01:51 Top screen, Nintendo logo 1:01:58 Sony PlayStation 3 Slim (aka firmware version 3.00, 2009) - Purple 1:02:07 Brown 1:02:14 Green (?) 1:02:28 Grey 1:02:36 Blue 1:02:48 iQue DSi (2008) - Both screens 1:02:52 Top screen 1:02:57 OnLive (2009) 1:03:25 Microsoft Xbox 360 (2010 firmware, early audio) 1:03:31 Microsoft Xbox 360 (2010 firmware, also on the 360 Slim (2010) and 360 E (2013)) 1:03:43 LeapFrog Leapster Explorer (2010) 1:03:45 Sony PlayStation Vita (2012, first startup) 1:03:57 Regular startup
(Part 2) 1:04:12 Nintendo 3DS (Seen when booting up a game, 2011) - Both screens 1:04:15 Top screen 1:04:18 Sony PlayStation 3 Super Slim (2012, also on firmware updates to other existing PS3 models) 1:04:30 Tommo/SNK Playmore Neo Geo X (2012) 1:04:36 Nintendo Wii U (2012) 1:04:52 Nvidia Shield TV (2015, footage by Swarki) 1:05:01 Ouya (2013) 1:05:05 GameStick (2013) 1:05:12 Alternate GameStick intros (footage once again by Swarki) 1:05:26 Sony PlayStation 4 (First startup, old Sony Computer Entertainment version, 2013) 1:05:35 Newer Sony Interactive Entertainment version 1:05:43 Regular startup 1:06:04 Microsoft Xbox One (2013) 1:06:13 Variant with loading dots 1:06:23 M&D Monon Color (2014) 1:06:32 Microsoft Xbox One S (2016) 1:06:40 Steam Machine (2015, animation in the 2nd half originally from Steam's Big Picture mode, & is also a Steam Deck Startup Movie respectfully named OG Big Picture in 2023) 1:06:51 Nintendo Switch (2017, regular startup) 1:07:00 First startup 1:07:07 Microsoft Xbox One X (2017) 1:07:23 Sony PlayStation Classic (2018) 1:07:48 Sega Game Gear Micro (2020) 1:07:52 Evercade 1:08:08 Microsoft Xbox Series X/S (2020) 1:08:18 Sony PlayStation 5 (2020, first startup) 1:08:50 Regular startup 1:09:10 Atari VCS (2021) 1:09:25 Full Atari logo animation 1:09:37 Logitech G Cloud (2022) 1:09:44 Steam Deck (2022) - Standard logo animation 1:09:47 Swirl 1:09:57 Blobs 1:10:07 Dappere Prins Dirk 1:10:12 Worms 1:10:18 City Night 1:10:27 Deckfetti 1:10:33 Relics 1:10:41 Gerard en Stipje 1:10:47 Handmade 1:10:54 Mascots 1:11:00 Steam Deck Logos 1:11:06 Ghost Machine 1:11:11 (nice) Rainbow Dip 1:11:20 Unlock 1:11:31 Paddles 1:11:36 Deck Special (yup. this is a throwback to the CBS special logo!) 1:11:41 Star Field 1:11:52 Robots 1:11:58 Saturn 1:12:02 Gyro 1:12:08 Turret Factory 1:12:19 Dead Cells 1:12:24 Vampire Survivors Chest 1:12:33 Persona 5 Royal 1:12:40 Hades 1:12:45 Elden Ring Ranni 1:12:52 Retroid Pocket 2+ (2022, definitely not the GBA i promise) 1:13:03 Playdate (2022, full intro because it slaps) 1:13:45 Xbox Series X/S (July 2022 update) 1:13:50 Retroid Pocket 3 (2022) (DONKEY KONG????) 1:13:56 Asus ROG Ally (2023) 1:14:05 Steam Deck OLED (2023) 1:04:09 Intellivision Amico (god knows when) 1:14:24 Outro
0:24 Bally Astrocade 0:26 APF-MP1000 0:29 APF-MP1000 (Basic) 0:31 Magnavox Odyssey 2 0:34 Magnavox Odyssey 2 (JP) 0:36 Magnavox Odyssey 2 (PAL) 0:37 Mattel Intellivision Intellivoice (B-17 Bomber) (AVGN episode was hilarious) ruclips.net/video/nOLHbjJuBS8/видео.html 0:43 Mattel Intellivision Intellivoice (Bomb Squad) 0:48 Mattel Intellivision (Loco-Motion) 0:55 Mattel Intellivision (Kool-Aid Man & Shark! Shark!) 0:58 GCE/Milton Bradley Vectrex 1:09 VTech CreatiVision 1:10 Atari 5200 1:13 Tomy Tutor Pyūta 1:19 Tomy Tutor Pyūta Jr. 1:26 Tomy Tutor Pyūta Jr. (PAL, I think) 1:33 ColecoVision 1:36 ColecoVision (certain games) 1:47 ColecoVision Onyx (PAL) 1:51 Bit Corporation ColecoVision 1:56 Philips Videopac+ G7400 1:58 Philips Videopac+ G7400 (Odyssey) 1:59 Philips Videopac+ G7400 (PAL) 2:01 RDI Halcyon (Cancelled) 2:24 Famicom Disk System (ft. The Super Mario Bros.) 2:59 Famicom Disk System (alt) 3:21 Sharp Twin Famicom 3:37 Famicom Disk System Game Start 3:43 Atari 7800 3:45 NES M82 BIOS (JP) 4:06 NES M82 BIOS (PAL) 4:33 NES M82 BIOS (AU) 4:53 NES M82 BIOS (NTSC) 5:36 NES M82 Game Start 5:46 Nintendo Famicom Box 5:52 Sharp Twin Famicom Station 5:59 SMS M404 Prototype 6:10 SMS Prototype 6:13 SMS Prototype Game Start (I think) 6:17 Sega Master System (NTSC) 6:23 Sega Master System (PAL) 6:30 Sega Master System (JP) 9:30 LJN Video Art 9:55 Takara Video Challenger 10:09 Action Max 10:26 Sega Master System (NTSC) (1988 version) 10:34 Sega Master System (PAL) (1988 version) 10:42 VTech Socrates 11:19 Terebikko (instruction) 11:34 Terebikko 12:00 Terebikko (alt) 12:22 PC Engine CD-ROM System 1.00 12:30 PC Engine CD-ROM² System 2.00 12:34 VTech Socrates (Prof. Weiss-Alles) (Germany) 13:19 Nintendo Game Boy (Green) 13:26 Nintendo Game Boy (Black and White) 13:31 Sega Genesis/Mega Drive (TMSS) 13:34 TurboGrafx-CD 2.00 13:38 View-Master Interactive Vision 14:44 SNK Neo-Geo AES (Prototype) 14:52 SNK Neo-Geo AES 15:00 SNK Neo-Geo AES (other game jingles) 15:24 SNK Neo-Geo AES (Giga Power) 15:32 Commodore 64 15:44 Nintendo Super Famicom Box (ft. Kirby) 16:29 Bit Corporation Gamate 16:36 Sega Master System (Alex Kidd in Miracle World) 16:41 Commodore CDTV 16:50 Sega Game Gear 16:53 Sega Game Gear (widescreen) 16:56 Sega Master System (8-bit Sonic 1) 17:01 Philips CD-i (Old) 17:12 PC Engine "SUPER" CD-ROM² System 3.00 17:18 Sega Mega-CD 1.00 18:25 Victor Wondermega 19:38 Sega Mega-CD/Wondermega Game Start 19:44 SNES-CD/Sony Super Famicom (PlayStation’s granddaddy) 19:48 Memorex VIS 19:55 TurboGrafx "SUPER" CD-ROM² 3.00 20:03 Watara Supervision (Black and White) 20:16 Watara Supervision (Alternate Sound) 20:21 Watara Supervision (TravellMate, still don't know what that is) 20:26 Sega CD 1.00 22:25 Sega CD Game Start (ft. Sonic the Hedgehog) 22:31 Fujitsu FM Towns Marty 24:10 Sega Mega-CD 2.00 (ft. Sonic the Hedgehog) 25:16 Sega Mega-CD 1.00 (PAL) 26:24 Sega Mega CD 2.00 (PAL) 27:44 Pioneer LaserActive (from Sega) 27:50 Pioneer LaserActive (from NEC) (I have a video you could use) 27:53 Commodore Amiga CD32 (Prototype) 28:13 Commodore Amiga CD32 28:39 3DO Interactive Multiplayer (Panasonic) 30:55 Welback Mega Duck (aka the Cougar Boy) 31:00 Sega CD 2.00 32:06 Sega CDX 2.21 33:10 Atari Jaguar 33:20 Capcom CPS Changer 33:23 Nintendo Super Game Boy 33:29 Sega Channel (Early, Early Prototype) 33:40 Sega Channel (Early Prototype) 34:05 Sega Channel (Late Prototype) 34:18 Sega Channel 34:40 Bandai Playdia 34:50 JVC X'Eye 36:05 3DO Interactive Multiplayer (Panasonic, FZ-10) 37:07 Sega Saturn (JP) 37:17 Victor V-Saturn 37:25 Sony PlayStation (JP) 37:44 NEC PC-FX 37:54 NEC PC-FX GA 38:03 3DO Interactive Multiplayer (Goldstar) 38:49 Apple Bandai Pippin 38:54 3DO Interactive Multiplayer (Sanyo) 39:40 Nintendo BS-X Satellaview 40:49 Sega Saturn (NTSC/PAL) 40:58 Nintendo Virtual Boy 41:18 Sony PlayStation (NTSC) 41:35 Sony PlayStation (PAL) 41:54 Atari Jaguar CD 44:33 Casio Loopy 44:38 Super A'can 44:42 Hitachi Hi-Saturn 44:51 SNK Neo Geo CDZ 45:06 Philips CD-i (New) 45:25 SNK Neo Geo CD 45:35 Bandai Sufami Turbo (what even is this) 45:39 Tiger Game.com (again, everything this thing did the DS did better) 45:47 Nintendo Super Game Boy 2 (JP) 45:53 Nintendo Game Boy Color 45:56 Nintendo Game Boy Color (Alt Colors) 46:00 SNK Neo Geo Pocket 46:08 Bandai WonderSwan 46:14 Sega Dreamcast Dev Kit (JP/NTSC) 46:23 Sega Dreamcast Dev Kit (PAL) 46:33 Sony PocketStation 46:47 SNK Neo Geo Pocket Color 46:54 Sega Dreamcast (JP/NTSC) 47:05 Sega Dreamcast (PAL) 47:17 Nintendo 64DD (JP) (ft. Mario) 49:07 Nintendo 64DD (NTSC, if only) 49:20 N64DD Game Start 49:23 Sony PS One (SCEI) 49:41 Sony PS One (SCEA) 50:00 Sony PS One (SCEE) 50:19 Sony PlayStation 2 (First Startup) 50:30 Sony PlayStation 2 (No Disc) 50:47 Sony PlayStation 2 51:03 Sony PlayStation 2 (RSOD) 51:35 Sony PlayStation 2 (lotta towers) 51:48 Cybiko 51:55 Bandai WonderSwan Color 52:09 Nintendo Game Boy Advance (Prototype) 52:13 Nintendo Game Boy Advance 52:18 Nintendo GameCube 52:25 Nintendo GameCube (Hold Z on one) 52:33 Nintendo GameCube (Hold Z on all four) 52:41 Microsoft Xbox (OG) (Prototype) 52:45 Microsoft Xbox (another prototype I see) 52:55 Microsoft Xbox 53:06 Pokemon Mini 53:11 Cybiko (again) 53:19 Game Park GP32 53:24 Game Park GP32 (Platinum or Silver?) 53:27 Pokemon Mini (again) 53:29 Nokia N-Gage 53:49 Nokia N-Gage 2.0 (service) 53:54 Tapwave Zodiac 53:56 Leapfrog Leapster 54:01 iQue Player 54:04 Sony PSX 54:10 Nintendo DS (Prototype, I think) (Top, no Nintendo) 54:13 Nintendo DS (Prototype) (Top with Nintendo) 54:16 VTech V.Smile 54:26 VTech V.Smile (China) 54:35 VTech V.Smile (France) 54:43 VTech V.Smile (Germany) (he sounds like Sonic) 54:50 VTech V.Smile (Italy) 54:57 VTech V.Smile (Mexico) 55:04 VTech V.Smile (Spain) 55:11 Nintendo DS (Prototype) (Top, no Nintendo) (again) 55:16 Nintendo DS (Prototype) (Both, no Nintendo) 55:20 Nintendo DS (Prototype) (Both with Nintendo) 55:23 Nintendo DS (Prototype) (Top with Nintendo) 55:28 Leapfrog Leapster (with L-MAX sound) 55:32 Leapfrog Leapster L-MAX 55:40 TimeTop (at least I think that's what it say) 55:48 Nintendo DS (Both, no Nintendo) 55:53 Nintendo DS (Top, no Nintendo) 55:58 Nintendo DS (Both with Nintendo) 56:04 Nintendo DS (Top with Nintendo) 56:10 Nintendo DS (Birthday, both, no Nintendo) 56:15 Nintendo DS (Birthday, top, no Nintendo) 56:20 Nintendo DS (Birthday, both with Nintendo) 56:25 Nintendo DS (Birthday, top with Nintendo) 56:32 Sony PlayStation Portable 1.00 56:40 Microsoft Xbox 360 (Prototype) 56:48 XavixPORT (NTSC) 56:57 XavixPORT (PAL) 57:01 Sony PlayStation Portable 57:12 Tiger Gizmondo 57:28 TimeTop 2.0 (did Cyrax make this?) 57:36 Leapfrog Leapster TV 57:43 iQue DS (Both) (how long were videogames banned in China?) 57:50 iQue DS (Both, Birthday) 57:54 iQue DS (Top) 57:59 iQue DS (Top, Birthday) 58:03 Sega Advanced Pico Beena 58:18 Game Park GP2X 58:23 Game Park GP2X 3.0 58:28 Game Park GPH 58:32 Microsoft Xbox 360 (OG) 58:41 VTech V.Smile Baby 58:49 VTech V.Smile Baby (Germany) 58:54 VTech V.Smile Baby (Spain) 59:01 VTech V.Smile Baby (Sweden) 59:06 Conny Pocket Dream Console 59:14 VTech V.Flash 59:23 Mattel HyperScan 59:54 Game Wave Family Entertainment System 1:00:09 Sony PlayStation 3 (OG) 1:00:23 Sony PlayStation 3 (Blue) 1:00:32 Nintendo Wii 1:00:45 Nintendo Wii (Health and Safety PAL) 1:00:52 Leapfrog Leapster2 (Low) 1:00:56 Leapfrog Leapster2 (High) 1:01:07 VTech V.Smile Motion 1:01:18 Leapfrog Didj 1:01:33 Nintendo DSi (Both, no Nintendo) 1:01:38 Nintendo DSi (Top, no Nintendo) 1:01:45 Nintendo DSi (Both with Nintendo) 1:01:51 Nintendo DSi (Top with Nintendo) 1:01:57 Sony PlayStation 3 (3.00) (JP) 1:02:07 Sony PlayStation 3 (3.00) (Slim) 1:02:14 Sony PlayStation 3 (3.00) (NTSC) 1:02:27 Sony PlayStation 3 (3.00) (Super Slim) 1:02:36 Sony PlayStation 3 (3.30) 1:02:47 iQue DSi (Both) 1:02:51 iQue DSi (Top) 1:02:56 OnLive 1:03:25 Microsoft Xbox 360 Slim/E/2010 Firmware (Prototype) 1:03:31 Microsoft Xbox 360 Slim/E/2010 Firmware 1:03:43 Leapfrog Leapster Explorer 1:03:45 Sony PlayStation Vita (First Startup) 1:03:56 Sony PlayStation Vita 1:04:12 Nintendo 3DS (Both) 1:04:15 Nintendo 3DS (Top) 1:04:17 Sony PlayStation 3 (3.30) (Super Slim) 1:04:29 SNK Neo-Geo X) 1:04:35 Nintendo Wii U 1:04:51 Nvidia Shield 1:05:00 OUYA 1:05:05 GameStick (Prototype) 1:05:12 GameStick 1:05:18 GameStick (Pink) 1:05:26 Sony PlayStation 4 (First Startup) 1:05:43 Sony PlayStation 4 1:06:04 Microsoft Xbox One (First Startup) 1:06:13 Microsoft Xbox One (with the dots) 1:06:24 M&D Monon Color 1:06:31 Microsoft Xbox One S 1:06:39 Valve Steam Machine 1:06:50 Nintendo Switch 1:07:00 Nintendo Switch (First Startup) 1:07:06 Microsoft Xbox One X 1:07:23 Sony PlayStation Classic 1:07:34 Sony PlayStation Classic Game Start 1:07:47 Sega Game Gear Micro 1:07:51 Blaze Evercade 1:08:08 Microsoft Xbox Series X/S 1:08:17 Sony PlayStation 5 (First Startup) 1:08:49 Sony PlayStation 5 1:09:09 Atari VCS 1:09:37 Logitech G 1:09:44 Valve Steam Deck 1:09:48 Valve Steam Deck (way too many alt startups to count) 1:12:52 Retroid Pocket2 1:12:55 Retroid Pocket2+ (ooh, GBA version) 1:13:03 Playdate (that felt like a TV show opening) 1:13:45 Microsoft Xbox Series X/S (new firmware) 1:13:50 Retroid Pocket3 (Donkey Kong Country Edition) 1:13:55 Asus ROG Ally 1:14:04 Valve Steam Deck OLED (I think) 1:14:09 Intellivision Amico 1:14:24 Wrap-Up And on that note, I think I got everything. Again, if I got any of them wrong, PLEASE let me know. Good luck with college!
Thank you, thank you, thank you. This is probably one of the only accurate videos of this type on RUclips. That, and you also preserved the quality too. I can tell for most of these you sought pixel perfect cleaness.
The best thing about this is all of the nostalgia this brings back to me. I actually played on the Wii when I was younger, it brings me a lot of nostalgia to hear the startup! Thanks man! ❤
Best 80s startup: Sega Master System (never played any Sega consoles but wow, those old Sega startups are groovy!) Best 90s startup: PS1 (pure nostalgia and bliss!) Best 2000s startup: GameCube (easily, it's ICONIC) Best modern era startup: Retroid Pocket 2+ (giving me that GBA nostalgia!)
This is a very comprehensive list and I like watching it for the preservative value. It's been in my Liked list for weeks by this point. Only today have I realised that there are subtitles. And the comments that occasionally come up are completely busting me up. The CDi ones are my favourites because there is a lot of time between the two clips in which a very stupid joke was planted and allowed to sprout. We're dealing with an expert.
I guess i will do some talkables 1 0:25 to 2:02 just screens. Nothing special 2 2:02 Who in the RDI team thought that making this expensive was a good idea 3 2:28 to 3:42 the "first" nintendo game product 4 3:44 rainbow 5 3:45 NES M82's lost brother. The music is a banger tho 6 6:01 why 404 specifically? 7 6:19 SEEEEEEGAAAAAAA 8 6:32 where my sega? 9 9:32 What. Does THIS actually exist? 10 9:56 apparently this is an actual console 11 10:11 this also an console 12 10:43 the music is worse if you slow it down on youtube 13 11:21 that's a neet video game system concept but ow 14 12:36 LASS UNS ZUSMMEN YOU LERNEN 15 13:21 this console followed the bad era but good battery 16 14:46 that FM tho 👍. Also the drumbeat version is just good if you slow it down 17 17:02 gay luigi 18 17:19 The console with the startup that looks like it should belong in some fictional TV channel from a cheap country 19 19:39 sega yay 20 19:50 why do I think this is Game Boy Advanced before Game Boy Advanced 21 20:03 literally the definition of quick in the video game culture 22 20:27 banger number 2. This looks great too 23 22:27 I love how vin refers sonic as the blue mouse. Lmao 24 22:34 balls 25 24:13 WHAT THE FUCK HAPPENED TO SNIC 26 28:16 commedore's last game console 27 28:40 gex 28 30:57 happy gober 29 31:04 this is just Japanese Sega CD v2.0 30 33:33 oh hey sonic 31 34:07 ow 32 34:21 ow 33 34:45 bounce 34 34:55 finally the last sega cd startup 35 37:10 omagad 36 37:54 woah 37 38:51📌📌 38 41:57 most of those don't fell real 39 44:44 high Saturn 40 45:08 dinner 41 45:29 spin 42 45:40 well at least it's better than what they were doing 43 46:07 SEE? 44 46:35 Sony was actually planning to release this almost world wide. And cancelled it 45 51:48 more Gameboy shit 46 52:09 I like this more than the actual jingle 47 53:13 more Gameboy shit 2 48 53:57 woah 49 54:10 where my bounce 50 55:18 we got more shit 51 55:41 worse Gameboy 52 56:33 woah 53 57:32 what is going on 54 57:44 more china 55 59:02 that Russian accent tho 56 59:16 tv 57 1:01:20 NINTENDO DS MENTIONED 58 1:04:31 NEO•GE- oh wait that was made in 2012. Dang it 59 1:07:24 that doesn't really look good 60 1:08:25 HOLY SHIT THAT 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 61 1:09:15 Atari back. Despite crashing the game market a very while ago 62 1:12:59 wtf 63 1:13:09 THAT'S A FUCKING BANGER HOLY SHIT AAAAAAAAAAA
10:55: OK, Socrates... 🤔🤔😮😮 11:20: OMG, the Terebikko!! 🤔🤔😮😮 20:23: Game Boy Reference! 🤔🤔😮😮😊😊 27:55: Is this a beta version of the Amiga CD 32 Startup ? 🤔🤔😮😮😊😊 30:57: MegaDuck... i think i'd never heard about this console before... 🤔🤔😮😮
Here's a little help for you: 27:46 - I'm not sure that it's original startup of Pioneer Laseractive (Sega version), but I hope you'll find out - ruclips.net/video/DNE10910eaE/видео.html 27:50 - Original startup of Pioneer Laseractive (NEC version) - ruclips.net/video/vp_PumOBd7E/видео.html
The Socrates hardware had some FM-ish sound and synthesized speech included. I'm guessing that the footage is from the emulator, the FM and speech cannot be emulated.
@retrojamm07 yeah. mame did say the emulation wasn't accurate, but it was the best i could do. here's hoping for more emulation improvements in the future. ...i say about an educational console lmao
nintendo switch startup is 100% pure awful. just a red screen with fruity lame family music.....PS2 is by far the greatest startup to ever exist = truly out of this world. GameCube 2nd best
well the thing is the lil switch animation only shows up at first boot. the actual startup is 10x worse!!!!! yippeee!!!!!!! i love a plain nintendo logo in a black void with no music whatsoever!!!!!!!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ even xbox cooked more than nintendo lmaooooo this, the ui, and no web browser are the only 3 things the switch sucks at everything else is peak
@@Vin917 its time for nintendo to go back to the GameCube & Wii U days = two best hard core gaming consoles nintendo even had period. that GameCube was so unreal
![[Old V1] Every Video Game Console Startup (1978-2022)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/pMASfQAM3Gs/mqdefault.jpg)
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Official Timestamps are here WOOOOOOOOOOOO
(Part 1, Part 2 is the first reply below this one)
0:00 Intro
0:25 Bally Astrocade (1978)
0:27 APF-MP1000 (1978)
0:31 Magnavox Odyssey 2, Philips Videopac G7000 & C52 (1978)
0:37 Mattel Intellivision (1979)
0:59 GCE/Milton Bradley Vectrex (1982)
1:09 VTech CreatiVision (1981/82)
1:10 Atari 5200 (1982)
1:14 Tomy Pyūta (1982)
1:20 Tomy Pyūta Jr. (1983)
1:26 Tomy Tutor (1982)
1:33 ColecoVision (1982)
1:47 Microdigital Onyx (ColecoVision, 1982)
1:52 Chuang Zao Zhe 50 (Bit Corp. ColecoVison clone, 1986)
1:56 Philips Videopac+ G7400 (1983)
1:58 Magnavox Odyssey 3 Command Center (1983, unreleased)
2:00 Philips/Brandt Jopac JO7400 (1983)
2:02 RDI Halcyon (1985, unreleased)
2:25 Nintendo Famicom Disk System (1986)
3:08 Alternate wordmark
3:22 Sharp Twin Famicom (1986)
3:31 Disk load
3:43 Atari 7800 (1986)
3:45 Nintendo Entertainment System M8 Demo Unit (1985)
4:07 Nintendo Entertainment System M82 Demo Unit (PAL, 1985)
4:54 Nintendo Entertainment System M82 Demo Unit (NTSC, 1985)
5:36 Nintendo FamicomBox (1986)
5:53 Nintendo/Sharp FamicomStation (1986)
6:00 Sega Master System M404 Unit (Prototype) (1986)
6:10 Sega Master System (Prototype) (1986)
6:17 Sega Master System (NTSC, 1986)
6:23 Sega Master System (PAL, 1986)
6:30 Sega Master System (Japan, 1987)
9:32 LJN Video Art (1987)
9:55 Takara Video Challenger (1987)
10:09 Action Max (1987)
10:26 Sega Master System (NTSC, 1988 date)
10:34 Sega Master System (PAL, 1988 date)
10:42 VTech Socrates (1988)
11:20 Bandai Terebikko (1988)
12:00 Alternate intro that I found on a Sailor Moon VHS
12:23 NEC PC Engine CD-ROM (Version 1.00, 1988)
12:30 NEC PC Engine CD-ROM² (Version 2.00, 1989)
12:35 Prof. Weiss-Alles (German-language Socrates, 1989)
13:20 Nintendo Game Boy (Green, 1989)
13:26 Nintendo Game Boy (Monochrome, 1989)
13:31 Sega Genesis/Mega Drive TMSS (1989, TMSS introduced in 1990)
13:34 NEC TurboGrafx-CD (Version 2.00, 1989)
13:39 View-Master Interactive Vision (1989)
14:45 SNK Neo Geo Advanced Entertainment System (Prototype? 1990)
14:52 SNK Neo Geo Advanced Entertainment System (1990)
15:33 Commodore 64 Games System (1990)
15:44 Nintendo Super FamicomBox (1990 or 1991)
16:29 Bit Corp. Gamate (1990)
16:37 Sega Master System (with Samsung logo, Europe & Korea, Bundled with Alex Kidd in Miracle World, 1990)
16:42 Commodore CDTV (1991)
16:50 Sega Game Gear (1991)
16:54 Sega Game Gear (Master System resolution)
16:57 Sega Master System (Bundled with Sonic the Hedgehog, 1991)
17:01 Philips CD-i (1991, with Philips Interactive Media intro)
17:13 NEC PC-Engine Super CD-ROM² (Version 3.00, 1991)
17:18 Sega Mega-CD (Japan, Version 1.00, 1991)
18:25 Victor Wondermega (1992)
19:39 Sega screen seen when booting a game up
19:43 Sony Super Disc/SNES & Super Famicom CD-ROM System/Nintendo PlayStation (Unreleased prototype, 1991/92)
19:48 Tandy/Memorex Video Information System (1992)
19:56 NEC TurboGrafx Super CD-ROM² (United States, Version 3.00, 1992)
20:03 Watara (QuickShot in the UK) Supervision (1992)
20:26 Sega CD (United States, Version 1.00, 1992)
22:25 Sega screen seen when booting a game up (Also in European consoles)
22:32 Fujitsu FM Towns Marty (1993)
24:11 Sega Mega-CD (Japan, Version 2.00, 1993)
25:18 Sega Mega-CD (Europe, Version 1.00, 1993)
26:24 Sega Mega-CD (Europe, Version 2.00, 1993)
27:44 Pioneer LaserActive (Sega version, remake by Adam Entertainment, a RUclipsr whose channel might be terminated cuz i couldn't find them anywhere anymore, 1993)
27:50 Pioneer LaserActive (NEC version, 1993)
27:54 Commodore Amiga CD32 (Prototype, 1993)
28:14 Commodore Amiga CD32 (1993)
28:40 Panasonic FZ-1 R·E·A·L 3DO Interactive Multiplayer (1993)
30:55 Welback Mega Duck (1993)
31:01 Sega CD (United States, Version 2.00, 1993)
32:07 Sega CDX (Version 2.21, 1993)
33:10 Atari Jaguar (1993)
33:21 Capcom Power System Changer (1994)
33:23 Nintendo Super Game Boy (SNES peripheral, 1994)
33:29 Sega Channel (Mega Drive service, Japan, 1993/94)
33:41 Sega Channel (Genesis service, United States, early prototype, 1994)
34:05 Sega Channel (Genesis service, United States, later prototype, 1994)
34:18 Sega Channel (Genesis service, United States, 1994)
34:40 Bandai Playdia (1994)
34:51 JVC X'Eye (United States, Version 2.00, 1993/94)
36:05 Panasonic FZ-10 R·E·A·L 3DO Interactive Multiplayer (1994)
37:09 Sega Saturn (Japan, 1994)
37:17 Victor V Saturn (1994)
37:26 Sony PlayStation (Japan, SCEI, 1994)
37:44 NEC PC-FX (1994)
37:54 NEC PC-FX GA (1994)
38:03 GoldStar 3DO Interactive Multiplayer (1994)
38:50 Apple/Bandai Pippin (1995)
38:55 Sanyo TRY 3DO Interactive Multiplayer (1995)
39:40 Nintendo Satellaview (Super Famicom peripheral, Japan, 1995) - BS-X: Sore wa Namae o Nusumareta Machi no Monogatari (The Town Whose Name Was Stolen)
40:50 Sega Saturn (US & Europe, 1995)
40:59 Nintendo Virtual Boy (1995)
41:18 Sony PlayStation (United States, SCEA, 1995)
41:35 Sony PlayStation (Europe, SCEE, 1995)
41:55 Atari Jaguar CD (1995)
44:33 Casio Loopy (1995)
44:39 Super A'Can (1995)
44:43 Hitachi Hi-Saturn (1995)
44:51 SNK Neo Geo CDZ (1996)
45:06 Philips CD-i (with Philips Media intro from 1996)
45:26 SNK Neo Geo CD (1996)
45:36 Bandai SuFami Turbo (Super Famicom peripheral, Japan, 1996)
45:40 Tiger Game.com (1997)
45:48 Nintendo Super Game Boy 2 (Super Famicom peripheral, Japan, 1998)
45:53 Nintendo Game Boy Color (1998)
45:56 Alternate saturated colors
46:00 SNK Neo Geo Pocket (1998)
46:08 Bandai WonderSwan (1999, horizontal)
46:11 Vertical variant
46:15 Sega Dreamcast Development Kit (Japan & US, 1998)
46:24 Europe
46:34 Sony PocketStation (Japan, 1999)
46:48 SNK Neo Geo Pocket Color (1999)
46:56 Sega Dreamcast (Japan in 1998, US in 1999)
47:05 Europe
47:14 Nintendo 64DD (Japan, 1999)
49:07 Unreleased English version
49:20 Logo seen when booting a game up
49:23 Sony PS One (Japan, SCEI, 2000)
49:42 Sony PS One (United States, SCEA, 2000)
50:00 Sony PS One (Europe, SCEE, 2000)
50:19 Sony PlayStation 2 (First startup, 2000)
50:31 Sony PlayStation 2 (2000)
50:56 Logo seen when booting up a game
51:10 Red Screen of Death
51:36 Startup with memory towers
51:48 Cybiko Classic (V2, 2000) (yes this is a console)
51:56 Bandai WonderSwan Color (2000, horizontal)
51:59 Vertical variant
52:02 Special console variants
52:08 Nintendo Game Boy Advance (Prototype jingle, 2001)
52:13 Nintendo Game Boy Advance (2001)
52:18 Nintendo GameCube (2001)
52:25 Hold Z on 1 controller
52:33 Hold Z on all 4 controllers
52:41 Microsoft Xbox (Early/pre-release, 2001)
52:45 Microsoft Xbox (Prototype with unused shields and green Microsoft logo, 2001)
52:55 Microsoft Xbox (2001)
53:06 Nintendo Pokémon Mini (2001)
53:12 Cybiko Xtreme (2001)
53:20 Game Park GP32 (2001)
53:25 European version
53:27 Alternate Pokémon Mini startup
53:30 Nokia N-Gage (2003)
53:50 Nokia N-Gage 2.0 (Service, 2008)
53:55 Tapwave Zodiac (2003)
53:57 LeapFrog Leapster (2003)
54:02 iQue Player (China, 2003)
54:04 Sony PSX (Japan, 2003)
54:09 Nintendo DS (Prototype ver.040615, 2004) - Top screen, no Nintendo logo
54:14 Top screen, Nintendo logo
54:16 VTech V.Smile (2004) - English
54:27 Chinese
54:36 French
54:43 German
54:50 Italian
54:57 Mexican
55:05 Spanish
55:12 Nintendo DS (Prototype ver.40820D, 2004) - Top screen, no Nintendo logo
55:16 Both screens, no Nintendo logo
55:20 Both screens, Nintendo logo
55:23 Top screen, Nintendo logo
55:28 LeapFrog Leapster L-MAX (Regular Leapster logo, 2004)
55:33 LeapFrog Leapster L-MAX (2004)
55:40 TimeTop GameKing GM-218 (2004)
55:48 Nintendo DS (2004) - Both screens, no Nintendo logo
55:53 Top screen, no Nintendo logo
55:58 Both screens, Nintendo logo
56:04 Top screen, Nintendo logo
56:10 Birthday audio variant, Both screens, no Nintendo logo
56:15 Birthday audio variant, Top screen, no Nintendo logo
56:20 Birthday audio variant, Both screens, Nintendo logo
56:26 Birthday audio variant, Top screen, Nintendo logo
56:32 Sony PlayStation Portable (Version 1.00 "Bogus", pre-release, 2004, reconstruction by Ransu aka @iopco772)
56:40 Microsoft Xbox 360 (Early pre-release version, 2005)
56:48 XaviXPORT (2004)
56:57 Japanese variant
57:01 Sony PlayStation Portable (2005)
57:12 Tiger Telematics Gizmondo (2005)
57:29 TimeTop GameKing 3 (2005)
57:36 LeapFrog Leapster TV (2005)
57:41 iQue DS (2005) - Both screens
57:48 Birthday audio variant, Both screens
57:54 Top screen
57:59 Birthday audio variant, Top screen
58:03 Sega Advanced Pico Beena (Japan, 2005)
58:18 Game Park GP2X (Version 2.0, 2005)
58:24 Version 3.0
58:28 Version 4.0
58:32 Microsoft Xbox 360 (Original, 2005)
58:41 VTech V.Smile Baby (2005) - English
58:49 German
58:54 French
59:01 Swedish
59:06 Conny Pocket Dream Console (2006, 2008 date shown)
59:14 VTech V.Flash (2006)
59:22 Mattel HyperScan (2006)
59:55 ZAPiT Game Wave Family Entertainment System (2005, forgot to move this one back. sorry)
1:00:09 Sony PlayStation 3 (Original, 2006) - Purple
1:00:20 PS3 logo seen when booting up a game
1:00:23 Blue
1:00:32 Nintendo Wii (United States, 2006)
1:00:45 European warning screen with color
1:00:53 LeapFrog Leapster 2 (Low quality, 2007)
1:00:57 High quality version with LeapFrog logo
1:01:08 VTech V.Smile Motion (2008)
1:01:19 LeapFrog Didj (2008)
1:01:33 Nintendo DSi (2008) - Both screens, no Nintendo logo
1:01:39 Top screen, no Nintendo logo
1:01:45 Both screens, Nintendo logo
1:01:51 Top screen, Nintendo logo
1:01:58 Sony PlayStation 3 Slim (aka firmware version 3.00, 2009) - Purple
1:02:07 Brown
1:02:14 Green (?)
1:02:28 Grey
1:02:36 Blue
1:02:48 iQue DSi (2008) - Both screens
1:02:52 Top screen
1:02:57 OnLive (2009)
1:03:25 Microsoft Xbox 360 (2010 firmware, early audio)
1:03:31 Microsoft Xbox 360 (2010 firmware, also on the 360 Slim (2010) and 360 E (2013))
1:03:43 LeapFrog Leapster Explorer (2010)
1:03:45 Sony PlayStation Vita (2012, first startup)
1:03:57 Regular startup
(Part 2)
1:04:12 Nintendo 3DS (Seen when booting up a game, 2011) - Both screens
1:04:15 Top screen
1:04:18 Sony PlayStation 3 Super Slim (2012, also on firmware updates to other existing PS3 models)
1:04:30 Tommo/SNK Playmore Neo Geo X (2012)
1:04:36 Nintendo Wii U (2012)
1:04:52 Nvidia Shield TV (2015, footage by Swarki)
1:05:01 Ouya (2013)
1:05:05 GameStick (2013)
1:05:12 Alternate GameStick intros (footage once again by Swarki)
1:05:26 Sony PlayStation 4 (First startup, old Sony Computer Entertainment version, 2013)
1:05:35 Newer Sony Interactive Entertainment version
1:05:43 Regular startup
1:06:04 Microsoft Xbox One (2013)
1:06:13 Variant with loading dots
1:06:23 M&D Monon Color (2014)
1:06:32 Microsoft Xbox One S (2016)
1:06:40 Steam Machine (2015, animation in the 2nd half originally from Steam's Big Picture mode, & is also a Steam Deck Startup Movie respectfully named OG Big Picture in 2023)
1:06:51 Nintendo Switch (2017, regular startup)
1:07:00 First startup
1:07:07 Microsoft Xbox One X (2017)
1:07:23 Sony PlayStation Classic (2018)
1:07:48 Sega Game Gear Micro (2020)
1:07:52 Evercade
1:08:08 Microsoft Xbox Series X/S (2020)
1:08:18 Sony PlayStation 5 (2020, first startup)
1:08:50 Regular startup
1:09:10 Atari VCS (2021)
1:09:25 Full Atari logo animation
1:09:37 Logitech G Cloud (2022)
1:09:44 Steam Deck (2022) - Standard logo animation
1:09:47 Swirl
1:09:57 Blobs
1:10:07 Dappere Prins Dirk
1:10:12 Worms
1:10:18 City Night
1:10:27 Deckfetti
1:10:33 Relics
1:10:41 Gerard en Stipje
1:10:47 Handmade
1:10:54 Mascots
1:11:00 Steam Deck Logos
1:11:06 Ghost Machine
1:11:11 (nice) Rainbow Dip
1:11:20 Unlock
1:11:31 Paddles
1:11:36 Deck Special (yup. this is a throwback to the CBS special logo!)
1:11:41 Star Field
1:11:52 Robots
1:11:58 Saturn
1:12:02 Gyro
1:12:08 Turret Factory
1:12:19 Dead Cells
1:12:24 Vampire Survivors Chest
1:12:33 Persona 5 Royal
1:12:40 Hades
1:12:45 Elden Ring Ranni
1:12:52 Retroid Pocket 2+ (2022, definitely not the GBA i promise)
1:13:03 Playdate (2022, full intro because it slaps)
1:13:45 Xbox Series X/S (July 2022 update)
1:13:50 Retroid Pocket 3 (2022) (DONKEY KONG????)
1:13:56 Asus ROG Ally (2023)
1:14:05 Steam Deck OLED (2023)
1:04:09 Intellivision Amico (god knows when)
1:14:24 Outro
@@Vin917 If I aided you in those, glad I could help out.
@@Vin917hey Nice to see You again
1:14:09 this is intellivision amico
Te olvidaste del st-v (sega titán video Game system)
0:24 Bally Astrocade
0:26 APF-MP1000
0:29 APF-MP1000 (Basic)
0:31 Magnavox Odyssey 2
0:34 Magnavox Odyssey 2 (JP)
0:36 Magnavox Odyssey 2 (PAL)
0:37 Mattel Intellivision Intellivoice (B-17 Bomber) (AVGN episode was hilarious) ruclips.net/video/nOLHbjJuBS8/видео.html
0:43 Mattel Intellivision Intellivoice (Bomb Squad)
0:48 Mattel Intellivision (Loco-Motion)
0:55 Mattel Intellivision (Kool-Aid Man & Shark! Shark!)
0:58 GCE/Milton Bradley Vectrex
1:09 VTech CreatiVision
1:10 Atari 5200
1:13 Tomy Tutor Pyūta
1:19 Tomy Tutor Pyūta Jr.
1:26 Tomy Tutor Pyūta Jr. (PAL, I think)
1:33 ColecoVision
1:36 ColecoVision (certain games)
1:47 ColecoVision Onyx (PAL)
1:51 Bit Corporation ColecoVision
1:56 Philips Videopac+ G7400
1:58 Philips Videopac+ G7400 (Odyssey)
1:59 Philips Videopac+ G7400 (PAL)
2:01 RDI Halcyon (Cancelled)
2:24 Famicom Disk System (ft. The Super Mario Bros.)
2:59 Famicom Disk System (alt)
3:21 Sharp Twin Famicom
3:37 Famicom Disk System Game Start
3:43 Atari 7800
3:45 NES M82 BIOS (JP)
4:06 NES M82 BIOS (PAL)
4:33 NES M82 BIOS (AU)
4:53 NES M82 BIOS (NTSC)
5:36 NES M82 Game Start
5:46 Nintendo Famicom Box
5:52 Sharp Twin Famicom Station
5:59 SMS M404 Prototype
6:10 SMS Prototype
6:13 SMS Prototype Game Start (I think)
6:17 Sega Master System (NTSC)
6:23 Sega Master System (PAL)
6:30 Sega Master System (JP)
9:30 LJN Video Art
9:55 Takara Video Challenger
10:09 Action Max
10:26 Sega Master System (NTSC) (1988 version)
10:34 Sega Master System (PAL) (1988 version)
10:42 VTech Socrates
11:19 Terebikko (instruction)
11:34 Terebikko
12:00 Terebikko (alt)
12:22 PC Engine CD-ROM System 1.00
12:30 PC Engine CD-ROM² System 2.00
12:34 VTech Socrates (Prof. Weiss-Alles) (Germany)
13:19 Nintendo Game Boy (Green)
13:26 Nintendo Game Boy (Black and White)
13:31 Sega Genesis/Mega Drive (TMSS)
13:34 TurboGrafx-CD 2.00
13:38 View-Master Interactive Vision
14:44 SNK Neo-Geo AES (Prototype)
14:52 SNK Neo-Geo AES
15:00 SNK Neo-Geo AES (other game jingles)
15:24 SNK Neo-Geo AES (Giga Power)
15:32 Commodore 64
15:44 Nintendo Super Famicom Box (ft. Kirby)
16:29 Bit Corporation Gamate
16:36 Sega Master System (Alex Kidd in Miracle World)
16:41 Commodore CDTV
16:50 Sega Game Gear
16:53 Sega Game Gear (widescreen)
16:56 Sega Master System (8-bit Sonic 1)
17:01 Philips CD-i (Old)
17:12 PC Engine "SUPER" CD-ROM² System 3.00
17:18 Sega Mega-CD 1.00
18:25 Victor Wondermega
19:38 Sega Mega-CD/Wondermega Game Start
19:44 SNES-CD/Sony Super Famicom (PlayStation’s granddaddy)
19:48 Memorex VIS
19:55 TurboGrafx "SUPER" CD-ROM² 3.00
20:03 Watara Supervision (Black and White)
20:16 Watara Supervision (Alternate Sound)
20:21 Watara Supervision (TravellMate, still don't know what that is)
20:26 Sega CD 1.00
22:25 Sega CD Game Start (ft. Sonic the Hedgehog)
22:31 Fujitsu FM Towns Marty
24:10 Sega Mega-CD 2.00 (ft. Sonic the Hedgehog)
25:16 Sega Mega-CD 1.00 (PAL)
26:24 Sega Mega CD 2.00 (PAL)
27:44 Pioneer LaserActive (from Sega)
27:50 Pioneer LaserActive (from NEC) (I have a video you could use)
27:53 Commodore Amiga CD32 (Prototype)
28:13 Commodore Amiga CD32
28:39 3DO Interactive Multiplayer (Panasonic)
30:55 Welback Mega Duck (aka the Cougar Boy)
31:00 Sega CD 2.00
32:06 Sega CDX 2.21
33:10 Atari Jaguar
33:20 Capcom CPS Changer
33:23 Nintendo Super Game Boy
33:29 Sega Channel (Early, Early Prototype)
33:40 Sega Channel (Early Prototype)
34:05 Sega Channel (Late Prototype)
34:18 Sega Channel
34:40 Bandai Playdia
34:50 JVC X'Eye
36:05 3DO Interactive Multiplayer (Panasonic, FZ-10)
37:07 Sega Saturn (JP)
37:17 Victor V-Saturn
37:25 Sony PlayStation (JP)
37:44 NEC PC-FX
37:54 NEC PC-FX GA
38:03 3DO Interactive Multiplayer (Goldstar)
38:49 Apple Bandai Pippin
38:54 3DO Interactive Multiplayer (Sanyo)
39:40 Nintendo BS-X Satellaview
40:49 Sega Saturn (NTSC/PAL)
40:58 Nintendo Virtual Boy
41:18 Sony PlayStation (NTSC)
41:35 Sony PlayStation (PAL)
41:54 Atari Jaguar CD
44:33 Casio Loopy
44:38 Super A'can
44:42 Hitachi Hi-Saturn
44:51 SNK Neo Geo CDZ
45:06 Philips CD-i (New)
45:25 SNK Neo Geo CD
45:35 Bandai Sufami Turbo (what even is this)
45:39 Tiger Game.com (again, everything this thing did the DS did better)
45:47 Nintendo Super Game Boy 2 (JP)
45:53 Nintendo Game Boy Color
45:56 Nintendo Game Boy Color (Alt Colors)
46:00 SNK Neo Geo Pocket
46:08 Bandai WonderSwan
46:14 Sega Dreamcast Dev Kit (JP/NTSC)
46:23 Sega Dreamcast Dev Kit (PAL)
46:33 Sony PocketStation
46:47 SNK Neo Geo Pocket Color
46:54 Sega Dreamcast (JP/NTSC)
47:05 Sega Dreamcast (PAL)
47:17 Nintendo 64DD (JP) (ft. Mario)
49:07 Nintendo 64DD (NTSC, if only)
49:20 N64DD Game Start
49:23 Sony PS One (SCEI)
49:41 Sony PS One (SCEA)
50:00 Sony PS One (SCEE)
50:19 Sony PlayStation 2 (First Startup)
50:30 Sony PlayStation 2 (No Disc)
50:47 Sony PlayStation 2
51:03 Sony PlayStation 2 (RSOD)
51:35 Sony PlayStation 2 (lotta towers)
51:48 Cybiko
51:55 Bandai WonderSwan Color
52:09 Nintendo Game Boy Advance (Prototype)
52:13 Nintendo Game Boy Advance
52:18 Nintendo GameCube
52:25 Nintendo GameCube (Hold Z on one)
52:33 Nintendo GameCube (Hold Z on all four)
52:41 Microsoft Xbox (OG) (Prototype)
52:45 Microsoft Xbox (another prototype I see)
52:55 Microsoft Xbox
53:06 Pokemon Mini
53:11 Cybiko (again)
53:19 Game Park GP32
53:24 Game Park GP32 (Platinum or Silver?)
53:27 Pokemon Mini (again)
53:29 Nokia N-Gage
53:49 Nokia N-Gage 2.0 (service)
53:54 Tapwave Zodiac
53:56 Leapfrog Leapster
54:01 iQue Player
54:04 Sony PSX
54:10 Nintendo DS (Prototype, I think) (Top, no Nintendo)
54:13 Nintendo DS (Prototype) (Top with Nintendo)
54:16 VTech V.Smile
54:26 VTech V.Smile (China)
54:35 VTech V.Smile (France)
54:43 VTech V.Smile (Germany) (he sounds like Sonic)
54:50 VTech V.Smile (Italy)
54:57 VTech V.Smile (Mexico)
55:04 VTech V.Smile (Spain)
55:11 Nintendo DS (Prototype) (Top, no Nintendo) (again)
55:16 Nintendo DS (Prototype) (Both, no Nintendo)
55:20 Nintendo DS (Prototype) (Both with Nintendo)
55:23 Nintendo DS (Prototype) (Top with Nintendo)
55:28 Leapfrog Leapster (with L-MAX sound)
55:32 Leapfrog Leapster L-MAX
55:40 TimeTop (at least I think that's what it say)
55:48 Nintendo DS (Both, no Nintendo)
55:53 Nintendo DS (Top, no Nintendo)
55:58 Nintendo DS (Both with Nintendo)
56:04 Nintendo DS (Top with Nintendo)
56:10 Nintendo DS (Birthday, both, no Nintendo)
56:15 Nintendo DS (Birthday, top, no Nintendo)
56:20 Nintendo DS (Birthday, both with Nintendo)
56:25 Nintendo DS (Birthday, top with Nintendo)
56:32 Sony PlayStation Portable 1.00
56:40 Microsoft Xbox 360 (Prototype)
56:48 XavixPORT (NTSC)
56:57 XavixPORT (PAL)
57:01 Sony PlayStation Portable
57:12 Tiger Gizmondo
57:28 TimeTop 2.0 (did Cyrax make this?)
57:36 Leapfrog Leapster TV
57:43 iQue DS (Both) (how long were videogames banned in China?)
57:50 iQue DS (Both, Birthday)
57:54 iQue DS (Top)
57:59 iQue DS (Top, Birthday)
58:03 Sega Advanced Pico Beena
58:18 Game Park GP2X
58:23 Game Park GP2X 3.0
58:28 Game Park GPH
58:32 Microsoft Xbox 360 (OG)
58:41 VTech V.Smile Baby
58:49 VTech V.Smile Baby (Germany)
58:54 VTech V.Smile Baby (Spain)
59:01 VTech V.Smile Baby (Sweden)
59:06 Conny Pocket Dream Console
59:14 VTech V.Flash
59:23 Mattel HyperScan
59:54 Game Wave Family Entertainment System
1:00:09 Sony PlayStation 3 (OG)
1:00:23 Sony PlayStation 3 (Blue)
1:00:32 Nintendo Wii
1:00:45 Nintendo Wii (Health and Safety PAL)
1:00:52 Leapfrog Leapster2 (Low)
1:00:56 Leapfrog Leapster2 (High)
1:01:07 VTech V.Smile Motion
1:01:18 Leapfrog Didj
1:01:33 Nintendo DSi (Both, no Nintendo)
1:01:38 Nintendo DSi (Top, no Nintendo)
1:01:45 Nintendo DSi (Both with Nintendo)
1:01:51 Nintendo DSi (Top with Nintendo)
1:01:57 Sony PlayStation 3 (3.00) (JP)
1:02:07 Sony PlayStation 3 (3.00) (Slim)
1:02:14 Sony PlayStation 3 (3.00) (NTSC)
1:02:27 Sony PlayStation 3 (3.00) (Super Slim)
1:02:36 Sony PlayStation 3 (3.30)
1:02:47 iQue DSi (Both)
1:02:51 iQue DSi (Top)
1:02:56 OnLive
1:03:25 Microsoft Xbox 360 Slim/E/2010 Firmware (Prototype)
1:03:31 Microsoft Xbox 360 Slim/E/2010 Firmware
1:03:43 Leapfrog Leapster Explorer
1:03:45 Sony PlayStation Vita (First Startup)
1:03:56 Sony PlayStation Vita
1:04:12 Nintendo 3DS (Both)
1:04:15 Nintendo 3DS (Top)
1:04:17 Sony PlayStation 3 (3.30) (Super Slim)
1:04:29 SNK Neo-Geo X)
1:04:35 Nintendo Wii U
1:04:51 Nvidia Shield
1:05:00 OUYA
1:05:05 GameStick (Prototype)
1:05:12 GameStick
1:05:18 GameStick (Pink)
1:05:26 Sony PlayStation 4 (First Startup)
1:05:43 Sony PlayStation 4
1:06:04 Microsoft Xbox One (First Startup)
1:06:13 Microsoft Xbox One (with the dots)
1:06:24 M&D Monon Color
1:06:31 Microsoft Xbox One S
1:06:39 Valve Steam Machine
1:06:50 Nintendo Switch
1:07:00 Nintendo Switch (First Startup)
1:07:06 Microsoft Xbox One X
1:07:23 Sony PlayStation Classic
1:07:34 Sony PlayStation Classic Game Start
1:07:47 Sega Game Gear Micro
1:07:51 Blaze Evercade
1:08:08 Microsoft Xbox Series X/S
1:08:17 Sony PlayStation 5 (First Startup)
1:08:49 Sony PlayStation 5
1:09:09 Atari VCS
1:09:37 Logitech G
1:09:44 Valve Steam Deck
1:09:48 Valve Steam Deck (way too many alt startups to count)
1:12:52 Retroid Pocket2
1:12:55 Retroid Pocket2+ (ooh, GBA version)
1:13:03 Playdate (that felt like a TV show opening)
1:13:45 Microsoft Xbox Series X/S (new firmware)
1:13:50 Retroid Pocket3 (Donkey Kong Country Edition)
1:13:55 Asus ROG Ally
1:14:04 Valve Steam Deck OLED (I think)
1:14:09 Intellivision Amico
1:14:24 Wrap-Up
And on that note, I think I got everything. Again, if I got any of them wrong, PLEASE let me know. Good luck with college!
Watching This video of the evolution of game console startup Puts me to sleep, such a relaxing video 😌
Thank you, thank you, thank you. This is probably one of the only accurate videos of this type on RUclips. That, and you also preserved the quality too. I can tell for most of these you sought pixel perfect cleaness.
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We're just finding a bucketload of new start ups. I didn't even know there was a protorype logo for the Amiga CD32.
The best thing about this is all of the nostalgia this brings back to me. I actually played on the Wii when I was younger, it brings me a lot of nostalgia to hear the startup! Thanks man! ❤
mario kart wii man ❤️❤️❤️
literally every place I went to back then had a wii and mkwii and it was so much fun. god i miss those days
The 90s Sega startups have a lot of charm to them. I miss Sega as a hardware company so much
Excellent work! Probably the best I've seen ever.
Nice! I just watched the old version and now I watch this!
The animation on the famicom disk system startup screen is hilarious!
Best 80s startup: Sega Master System (never played any Sega consoles but wow, those old Sega startups are groovy!)
Best 90s startup: PS1 (pure nostalgia and bliss!)
Best 2000s startup: GameCube (easily, it's ICONIC)
Best modern era startup: Retroid Pocket 2+ (giving me that GBA nostalgia!)
This is a very comprehensive list and I like watching it for the preservative value. It's been in my Liked list for weeks by this point.
Only today have I realised that there are subtitles. And the comments that occasionally come up are completely busting me up. The CDi ones are my favourites because there is a lot of time between the two clips in which a very stupid joke was planted and allowed to sprout.
We're dealing with an expert.
@@Noxedwin ayyy thanks!!! ❤️
12:40 BRO STARTED FROM THE BOTTOM AND WENT DIGGING 🗣
I guess i will do some talkables
1 0:25 to 2:02 just screens. Nothing special
2 2:02 Who in the RDI team thought that making this expensive was a good idea
3 2:28 to 3:42 the "first" nintendo game product
4 3:44 rainbow
5 3:45 NES M82's lost brother. The music is a banger tho
6 6:01 why 404 specifically?
7 6:19 SEEEEEEGAAAAAAA
8 6:32 where my sega?
9 9:32 What. Does THIS actually exist?
10 9:56 apparently this is an actual console
11 10:11 this also an console
12 10:43 the music is worse if you slow it down on youtube
13 11:21 that's a neet video game system concept but ow
14 12:36 LASS UNS ZUSMMEN YOU LERNEN
15 13:21 this console followed the bad era but good battery
16 14:46 that FM tho 👍. Also the drumbeat version is just good if you slow it down
17 17:02 gay luigi
18 17:19 The console with the startup that looks like it should belong in some fictional TV channel from a cheap country
19 19:39 sega yay
20 19:50 why do I think this is Game Boy Advanced before Game Boy Advanced
21 20:03 literally the definition of quick in the video game culture
22 20:27 banger number 2. This looks great too
23 22:27 I love how vin refers sonic as the blue mouse. Lmao
24 22:34 balls
25 24:13 WHAT THE FUCK HAPPENED TO SNIC
26 28:16 commedore's last game console
27 28:40 gex
28 30:57 happy gober
29 31:04 this is just Japanese Sega CD v2.0
30 33:33 oh hey sonic
31 34:07 ow
32 34:21 ow
33 34:45 bounce
34 34:55 finally the last sega cd startup
35 37:10 omagad
36 37:54 woah
37 38:51📌📌
38 41:57 most of those don't fell real
39 44:44 high Saturn
40 45:08 dinner
41 45:29 spin
42 45:40 well at least it's better than what they were doing
43 46:07 SEE?
44 46:35 Sony was actually planning to release this almost world wide. And cancelled it
45 51:48 more Gameboy shit
46 52:09 I like this more than the actual jingle
47 53:13 more Gameboy shit 2
48 53:57 woah
49 54:10 where my bounce
50 55:18 we got more shit
51 55:41 worse Gameboy
52 56:33 woah
53 57:32 what is going on
54 57:44 more china
55 59:02 that Russian accent tho
56 59:16 tv
57 1:01:20 NINTENDO DS MENTIONED
58 1:04:31 NEO•GE- oh wait that was made in 2012. Dang it
59 1:07:24 that doesn't really look good
60 1:08:25 HOLY SHIT THAT 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
61 1:09:15 Atari back. Despite crashing the game market a very while ago
62 1:12:59 wtf
63 1:13:09 THAT'S A FUCKING BANGER HOLY SHIT AAAAAAAAAAA
the update we all needed
Sega CD's musics are in my head now... 😳
51:16 I definitely did my pants had to be burned to cleanse them
who needs asmr when you have sega cd model 2 startup
R.I.P. Nintendo Wii U 2012-2017
R.I.P. Nintendo GameCube 2001-2007
10:55: OK, Socrates... 🤔🤔😮😮
11:20: OMG, the Terebikko!! 🤔🤔😮😮
20:23: Game Boy Reference! 🤔🤔😮😮😊😊
27:55: Is this a beta version of the Amiga CD 32 Startup ? 🤔🤔😮😮😊😊
30:57: MegaDuck... i think i'd never heard about this console before... 🤔🤔😮😮
who ever made the startup and music for socrates DID NOT COOK
TRUE‼️
R.I.P. Nintendo Game Boy Color 1998-2003
R.I.P. Xbox Original 2001-2009
6:57 Same soundtrack in the Sega world of Sonic all Star racing transform, he asked me why is it? 😂❤
R.I.P. Nintendo 64 1996-2002
Holy hell dude! How long did it take for you to create this masterpiece?
@rocketpunchgo1 this took a while to make trying to perfect the quality of the captures and researching obscure consoles that have a bootscreen.
R.I.P. Xbox One 2013-2020
this is nostalgic
incredible
I love explosions, too
I visited that video once
Upd: Twice.
Upd: Thrice.
Here's a little help for you:
27:46 - I'm not sure that it's original startup of Pioneer Laseractive (Sega version), but I hope you'll find out - ruclips.net/video/DNE10910eaE/видео.html
27:50 - Original startup of Pioneer Laseractive (NEC version) - ruclips.net/video/vp_PumOBd7E/видео.html
OH MY GOD HOLY SHIT FINALLY THE NEC LASERACTIVE STARTUP THANK YOU SO MUCH YOU LIFE SAVER 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
@@Vin917 You're welcome, Vin. ^^
Nice! 👍
R.I.P. Xbox 360 2005-2016
Hey, i see you used some of my footage in this video. I'm not mad or anything but i'd like credit for all the ones that i recorded
The Socrates hardware had some FM-ish sound and synthesized speech included. I'm guessing that the footage is from the emulator, the FM and speech cannot be emulated.
@retrojamm07 yeah. mame did say the emulation wasn't accurate, but it was the best i could do. here's hoping for more emulation improvements in the future.
...i say about an educational console lmao
@@Vin917 it happens, nothing is perfect. Im guessing the FM and speech isn't on real hardware for the German version too. 🤷♂️
you might request to macho nacho productions for the pioneer laseractive nec pc-engine startup. he got one and restored it.
1:04:39 STOP CALLING THE WII U BAD! It's actually a great and underrated console, but it has its number of flaws.
Can I add timestamps to this?
Sure! Go ahead!
@@Vin917 Alright. I'm genuinely stumped on some of these, so if I get any of them wrong, PLEASE let me know.
@@Vin917Please add them to timebar when you can.
whoever made the startup for munizbox pro deluxe oled did not COOK
@@KlausXoXMaus exactly 🗣💯
dinner
Grand Theft Auto Vice City! 54:10
44:43 hermoooooso
Okay, I save you from fucking Socrates
Thanks and Socrates sucks
Bruh ur forgot added New Nintendo 3ds and 2ds startup lol
53:50 DRMBM
I’ll Choose Team Xbox 💚
33:11
There’s no subtitles.
Filthy Frank: Where are the subtitles? 😂
im working on it it's really taking longer than i thought
@@Vin917 Okay, Vin. I understand. ❤️ 👍
34:45 YT Poop
fake, this is vin, not munizbox
nintendo switch startup is 100% pure awful. just a red screen with fruity lame family music.....PS2 is by far the greatest startup to ever exist = truly out of this world. GameCube 2nd best
well the thing is
the lil switch animation only shows up at first boot. the actual startup is 10x worse!!!!! yippeee!!!!!!!
i love a plain nintendo logo in a black void with no music whatsoever!!!!!!!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
even xbox cooked more than nintendo lmaooooo
this, the ui, and no web browser are the only 3 things the switch sucks at
everything else is peak
@@Vin917 its time for nintendo to go back to the GameCube & Wii U days = two best hard core gaming consoles nintendo even had period. that GameCube was so unreal
16:09 nsf
shteam deckhahahahahahahahaha hehe
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R.I.P. PlayStation Portable 2004-2014
R.I.P. Sega Saturn 1994-2000
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R.I.P. PlayStation 1 1994-2006
R.I.P. PlayStation Vita 2011-2019
R.I.P. Nintendo DS 2004-2013
R.I.P. Sega Dreamcast 1998-2001
R.I.P. PlayStation 2 2000-2013
R.I.P. Nintendo Game Boy 1989-2003
R.I.P. PlayStation 3 2006-2017