NES
Launched in Japan as the Famicom in 1983, the NES racked up over 60 million unit sales worldwide
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The Master System lived in the shadow of the NES and MD but has still sold 20 million units (and counting...)
MS HomepageSNES
Known also as the Super Famicom, the SNES put Nintendo back in the game. A whopping 50 million units sold worldwide
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Still Sega's best ever console. This 16-bit monster (also known as the Genesis) sold 35 million units worldwide in various formats
MD HomepageJaguar
Atari's last ever console sold only 250,000 units and is now experiencing a mini revival via the homebrew scene
Jaguar HomepageSega Saturn
Sega's penultimate console sold over 9 million units but (arguably) lived in the shadow of the PlayStation
Saturn HomepageDreamcast
Sega's last ever console sold a similar number of units to the Saturn but didn't get the acclaim it deserved thanks in part to the PS2
Dreamcast HomepagePlay Station
Sony's monster broke Sega and Nintendo's stranglehold and video gaming hasn't been the same since, selling over 100 million units worldwide
PlayStation HomepagePS2
Sony's second console is widely acknowledged as the greatest selling console of all time with over 155 million units sold worldwide
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