Since 1982 on the market
polish producer of joysticks and gamepads
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Classification by function
Amiga, Atari, Commodore
Amiga, Atari, Commodore are the most popular computer brands of their time. Their great advantage were graphic and music capabilities, but they owe their popularity thanks to the large number of available games.
IBM PC
IBM PC which is a personal computer platform launched by IBM. Its popularity and products compatible with it caused that for most consumers a personal computer, PC is identical to the product of the IBM PC platform.
Amiga CD 32
Amiga CD32 - the first 32-bit console with a CD-ROM. This console was based on the components of the Amiga 1200 computer and was actually A1200 without a keyboard, floppy or mouse, locked in a different package. However, there were attachments that allowed to connect peripherals which made the console a normal computer.
Nintendo, Pegasus 777, Dendy, Family Game, Super Famcom itp
Consoles such as Nintendo, Pegasus 777, Dendy, Family Game, Super Famcom, etc. are very popular consoles at one time. The video games market started to bring significant profits, so many companies decided to start producing their own devices.
Pegasus 502, IQ502, Hunter, Lifa SM-SSS-II
8-bit clones Famicom / NES game console with 15 pin plug. In Poland, they were all referred to as "Pegasus", but there were really many different consoles, which combined only that all of them were able to run the same game cartridges.
Sega 8 Bit
Sega 8 Bit console for cartridges produced by Sega based on another Sega SG-1000 Mark III console. Although the SMS was a more technically advanced console than NES, it failed to gain the same popularity.
Sega Mega Drive I i II
Sega Mega Drive II is a 16-bit Sega console, which premiered in 1988 in Japan and 1989 in Europe. Two hardware additions came to the console - a CD player, called Sega MegaCD, and an adapter that changed the 16-bit console to 32-bit hardware called 32X. Some games needed both of these devices.
Jaguar
Atari Jaguar - video console of the fifth generation Atari, which was released in 1993. After the premiere, she was well received in the professional press, but due to bad Atari policy (including lack of games) she suffered a market failure.
Other
Other computers, consoles, games not mentioned before.
