History of Video Games Part 3: Third and Fourth Generation (1983-1993)

Third Generation (1983-2003)

• Sega SG-1000 (1983-1987)
• Nintendo Entertainment System (1983-2003)
• Sega Master System (1985-1996)
• Atari 7800 (1984-1992)
• Commodore 64 Games System (1990-1992)
• Amstrad GX4000 (1990-1991)
• Action Max (1987-1988)
• Atari XEGS (1987-1992)
• Casio PV-1000 (1983-1984)
• APF-MP1000 (1978-1980)
• RDI Halcyon (1985-1986)
• Family Computer Disk System (1986-2003, add-on to the NES)
• Daewoo Zemmix (1985-1995)
• NES-101 (1993-1994, redesign)
• C1 NES TV (1983-1989, TV add-on)

Fourth Generation (1987-2003)

• NEC TurboGrafx-16 (1987-1995)
• Sega Genesis (1988-1999)
• Super Nintendo Entertainment System (1990-2003)
• SNK Neo Geo AES (1990-1997)
• Commodore CDTV (1991-1993)
• Philips CD-i (1991-1998)
• Pioneer LaserActive (1993-1994)
• SNK Neo Geo (1990-2004)
• SNK Neo Geo CD (1994-1997)
• SNK Neo Geo CDZ (1995-1997)
• Konix Multisystem (1990, cancelled)
• SF-1 SNES TV (1990-1995, TV add-on to the SNES)
• Memorex VIS (1992-1994)
• Satellaview (1995-2000, modem add-on to the SNES)
• Sega Genesis II (1993-1997)
• Sega Genesis 3 (1997-1999)
• Sega Pico (1993-2005)
• SNES-101 (1997-1999, redesign)
• SNES-CD (1992, cancelled)
• TurboDuo (1992-1995)
• Super A'Can (1995-1996)
• TurboGrafx-CD (1988-1995, CD add-on to the TurboGrafx-64)
• FM Towns (1989-1997)
• PC Engine SuperGrafx (1989-1995)
• Sega CD (1991-1996, CD add-on to the Sega Genesis)