List of video game console launch titles

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This is an incomplete list of launch titles for various games consoles.

Contents

[edit] Home consoles

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Selected home game consoles
First generation
Magnavox OdysseyPONG
Early second generation
Atari 2600Interton VC 4000Odyssey²Intellivision
Later second generation
Atari 5200ColecoVisionEmerson Arcadia 2001Vectrex
Third generation
NESMaster SystemAtari 7800
Fourth generation
TurboGrafx-16Mega DriveNeo GeoSNES
Fifth generation
3DOAmiga CD32JaguarSaturnPlayStationNintendo 64
Sixth generation
DreamcastPlayStation 2GameCubeXbox
Seventh generation
Xbox 360PlayStation 3Wii

[edit] Second generation

[edit] Atari 2600

U.S. launch: October, 1977

[edit] Third generation

[edit] Famicom/Nintendo Entertainment System

Japanese launch: July 15, 1983

U.S. launch: October 18, 1985

[edit] Famicom Disk System

Japanese launch: February 21, 1986

[edit] SG-1000 Mark III/Sega Master System

Japanese launch: October 20, 1985

Unknown

U.S. launch: June, 1986

Unknown

[edit] Fourth generation

[edit] NEC Turbo CD

U.S. launch: 1989

[edit] Sega Mega Drive/Genesis

Japanese launch: October 29, 1988

U.S. launch: August 14, 1989

[edit] Sega CD

U.S. launch: October 15, 1992

Japanese launch: December 1, 1991

[edit] Sega 32X

U.S. launch: November, 1994

[edit] Super Famicom/Super NES

Japanese launch: November 21, 1990

U.S. launch: August 13, 1991

[edit] Fifth generation

[edit] Sega Saturn

Japanese launch: November 22, 1994

U.S. launch: May, 1995

[edit] PlayStation

U.S. launch: September 9, 1995

[edit] Nintendo 64

Japanese launch: June 23, 1996

U.S. launch: September 29, 1996

European launch: 1 March 1997

[edit] Atari Jaguar

U.S. launch: November, 1993

[edit] Sixth generation

[edit] Sega Dreamcast

U.S. launch: September 9, 1999

[edit] PlayStation 2

Japanese launch: March 4, 2000

U.S. launch: October 26, 2000

[edit] Nintendo GameCube

Japanese launch: September 14, 2001

U.S. launch: November 18, 2001

European launch: May 3, 2002

[edit] Microsoft Xbox

U.S. launch: November 15, 2001

European launch: March 14, 2002

[edit] Seventh generation

[edit] Xbox 360

U.S. launch: November 22, 2005

European launch: December 02, 2005

Japanese launch: December 10, 2005

[edit] Xbox 360 Live Arcade

[edit] PlayStation 3

Japanese Launch: November 11, 2006

U.S. launch: November 17, 2006

Eurpoean and Australian launch: March 23, 2007

[edit] PlayStation Network

U.S. launch: November 17, 2006

Eurpoean and Australian launch: March 23, 2007

[edit] Wii

U.S. launch: November 19, 2006

Japanese launch: December 2, 2006

European launch: December 8, 2006

[edit] Wii Virtual Console

U.S. launch: November 19, 2006

European Launch: December 8, 2006

[edit] Handheld game console

Handheld game consoles
Early units
See Microvision and Handheld electronic games
Nintendo handhelds
Game & Watch | Game Boy (Pocket | Light) | Game Boy Color | Game Boy Advance (SP | Micro) | Nintendo DS (Lite)
Bandai handhelds
WonderSwan | WonderSwan Color | SwanCrystal
GamePark/Holdings handhelds
GP32 | GP2X | XGP | XGP Mini | XGP Kids
SNK handhelds
Neo Geo Pocket | Neo Geo Pocket Color
Sega handhelds
Game Gear | Nomad | Mega Jet
Sony handhelds
PocketStation | PlayStation Portable
Other handhelds
Atari Lynx | Gamate | Watara Supervision | Mega Duck | Game.com | Gizmondo | N-Gage | TurboExpress | Pepper Pad | GameKing | iRiver G10 | Ez MINI | OQO Model 2
Comparison

[edit] Atari Lynx

U.S. launch: October, 1989

[edit] Game Boy

Japanese launch: April 21, 1989

U.S. launch: August, 1989

[edit] Sega Game Gear

Japanese launch: October 6, 1990

U.S. launch: 1991

[edit] Virtual Boy

U.S. launch: August 14, 1995

[edit] Game Boy Color

U.S. launch: November, 1998

[edit] Neo Geo Pocket Color

Japanese launch: March 16, 1999

UK Launch: 1999

[edit] Game Boy Advance

U.S. launch: June 11, 2001

[edit] N-Gage

U.S. launch: October 7, 2003

[edit] Nintendo DS

U.S. launch: November 21, 2004

Japanese launch: December 2, 2004

European launch: March 11, 2005

[edit] PlayStation Portable

Japanese launch: December 12, 2004

U.S./Canada launch: March 24, 2005

European launch: September 1, 2005

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