Evolution of Nintendo, Sega, PlayStation and Xbox Video Game Console Startups 

🕒 Chapter Timestamps: 0:00 - Nintendo Color TV-Game (Japan): 1977 0:03 - Nintendo Game & Watch series: 1980 0:08 - Nintendo Family Computer (Famicom) (Japan): 1983 - (Fan Made: The Famicom did not have a start-up) 0:15 - Sega SG-1000 (Japan): 1983 - (Fan Made: The SG-1000 did not have a start-up) 0:18 - Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) M82 Demo Display Unit (North America: 1985, Europe: 1986) 0:29 - Sega SG-1000 Graphic Board Peripheral (Japan): 1985 0:34 - Sega Master System/Mark III (SG-1000 Model III) (Japan): 1985 (Added sound) 0:40 - Nintendo Famicom Box (Japan): 1986 0:47 - Nintendo Famicom Disk System (Famicom Peripheral) (Japan): 1986 0:54 - Nintendo Sharp Twin Famicom: 1986 1:00 - Sega Master System (North America: 1986, Europe: 1987) 1:04 - Sega Master System version 2 (Japan): 1987 1:10 - Sega Mega Drive (Japan: 1988/Europe: 1990), Sega Genesis (North America: 1989) 1:13 - Sega Video Driver: 1988 1:28 - Nintendo Game Boy: 1989 1:30 - Sega Mega Drive Mega Anser Online Gaming Service (Japan): 1990 1:50 - Sega Game Gear: 1990 1:59 - Sega Mega Drive Meganet - Online Gaming Service (Japan: 1990) (Brazil: 1995) 2:16 - Nintendo Super Family Computer (Super Famicom) (Japan): 1990 - (Fan Made: The Super Famicom did not have a start-up) 2:18 - Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES): 1991 - (Fan Made: The SNES did not have a start-up) 2:21 - Sega Mega-CD (Japan): 1991 2:28 - Sega Mega-CD Victor Wondermega variant (Japan): 1992 2:35 - Nintendo Super Famicom Box (Japan): 1992 2:43 - Sega CD (North America): 1992 2:46 - Sony Super Nintendo Entertainment System CD-ROM (SNES-CD) (Nintendo PlayStation) (unreleased) 2:51 - Sega Mega-CD (Europe): 1993 2:58 - Sega Mega-CD (Japan) version 2: 1993 3:05 - Sega CD (North America) version 2: 1993 3:11 - Sega Mega-CD (Europe) version 2: 1993 3:18 - Sega Kids Computer Pico: 1993 3:26 - Sega Genesis/Mega Drive Model 2 (North America): 1994 3:31 - Sega Titan Video Game System (ST-V) (arcade system board): 1994 3:46 - Nintendo Super Game Boy (SNES Peripheral): 1994 3:49 - Sega Mega-CD JVC X'Eye variant (Japan): 1994 3:56 - Sega Genesis 32 X/Mega Drive 32 X/Super 32X: 1994 - (Fan Made: The Sega 32X shares the same start-up as the Genesis/Mega Drive) 3:59 - Sega Saturn (Japan): 1994 4:06 - Sony PlayStation (PS1): 1994 4:20 - Sega Genesis Sega Channel - Online Gaming Service (North America): 1994 4:30 - Nintendo Super Famicom Sattellaview (Super Famicom Satellite Modem Peripheral) (Japan): 1995 4:38 - Sega Saturn (North America/Europe): 1995 4:44 - Nintendo Virtual Boy (Japan/North America): 1995 4:51 - Sega Genesis Nomad (North America): 1995 - (Fan Made: The Sega Nomad shares the same start-up as the Genesis/Mega Drive) 4:54 - Sega Hitachi Hi-Saturn variant (Japan): 1995 5:03 - Sega JVC Victor V-Saturn variant (Japan): 1996 5:11 - Nintendo 64 (N64): 1996 - (Fan Made: The N64 does not have a start-up) 5:14 - Nintendo Game Boy Pocket: 1996 5:16 - Nintendo Power Cartridge Peripheral - Super Famicom (1996), Game Boy/Game Boy Color (2000) (Japan) 5:19 - Nintendo Super Game Boy 2 (SNES Peripheral) (Japan): 1998 5:23 - Nintendo 64 Transfer Pack (N64 Game Boy/Game Boy Color Peripheral): 1998 5:25 - Nintendo Game Boy Color: 1998 5:28 - Nintendo Wide-Boy64 CGB (Nintendo 64 Game Boy & Game Boy Color Peripheral - unreleased to the public): 1998 5:30 - Sega NAOMI (New Arcade Operation Machine Idea) (arcade system): 1998 5:34 - Sega Dreamcast Katana Dev.Box - Development Kit start up (Japan/North America/NTSC Regions) 5:43 - Sega Dreamcast (Japan: 1998), (North America: 1999) 5:51 - Sega Dreamcast Visual Memory Unit (VMU) (Dreamcast Peripheral): 1998 5:54 - Sony PocketStation (PlayStation Peripheral) (Japan): 1999 5:58 - Sega Dreamcast Katana Dev.Box - Development Kit start up (Europe/PAL Regions) 6:07 - Sega Dreamcast (Europe/PAL Regions): 1999 6:14 - Nintendo 64 DD (N64 DD) (N64 Disk Peripheral) (Japan): 1999 6:21 - Nintendo 64 DD (N64 DD) North America prototype (unreleased) 6:25 - Sony PlayStation 2 (PS2): 2000 6:35 - Nintendo Game Boy Advance (GBA): 2001 6:39 - Nintendo Wide-Boy64 AGB (Nintendo 64 Game Boy Advance Peripheral - unreleased to the public): 2001 6:43 - Nintendo GameCube: 2001 6:49 - Nintendo GameCube (Z button pressed down on controller): 2001 6:55 - Nintendo GameCube (Z buttons pressed down on four controllers simultaneously): 2001 7:00 - Microsoft Xbox: 2001 7:09 - Pokémon Mini: 2001 7:12 - Nintendo Game Boy Advance e-Reader (GBA Peripheral): 2001 7:16 - Nintendo GameCube Game Boy Player (GameCube Peripheral): 2003 7:24 - Sony PSX Digital Video Recorder (DVR with a PS2) (Japan): 2003 7:28 - Nintendo DS: 2004 7:30 - Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP): 2004 7:36 - Sega Advanced Pico Beena (Japan): 2005 7:45 - Microsoft Xbox 360: 2005 7:50 - Sony PlayStation 3 (PS3): 2006 7:56 - Nintendo Wii: 2006 7:59 - Nintendo DSi: 2008 8:02 - Sony PlayStation 3 (PS3) - 2009 firmware update boot up onwards: 2009 8:06 - Nintendo Pokéwalker (Nintendo DS Peripheral): 2009 8:09 - Microsoft Xbox 360 - 2010 firmware update boot up onwards: 2010 8:14 - Nintendo 3DS: 2011 8:18 - Microsoft Xbox 360 2011 Special Halloween Boot Up: 2011 8:24 - Sony PlayStation Vita (PS Vita): 2011 8:28 - Nintendo Wii U: 2012 8:30 - Nintendo 2DS: 2013 8:35 - Sony PlayStation 4 (PS4): 2013 8:42 - Microsoft Xbox One: 2013 8:45 - Microsoft Xbox 360 Blue Special Edition: 2014 8:51 - ‘new' Nintendo 3DS: 2014 - (Fan Made: The ‘new’ Nintendo 3DS shares the same start-up as the original 3DS) 8:53 - Sony PlayStation 4 (PS4) PS1/PSOne 20th Anniversary Start Up: 2014 9:01 - Microsoft Xbox One Unused Brand ID 9:22 - Sony PlayStation VR (PS VR): 2016 - (Fan Made: The PS VR shares the same start-up as the PS4) 9:29 - Sony PlayStation 4 (PS4) 2016 firmware update onwards & Sony PlayStation 4 Pro (PS4 Pro): 2016 9:36 - Nintendo Switch: 2017 9:38 - Microsoft Xbox One X: 2017 9:44 - Microsoft Xbox Series X/S: 2020 9:51 - Sony PlayStation 5 (PS5): 2020 WATCH ALL MY COMPILATION VIDEOS HERE! - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-L4XHmwV2PhQ.html If you like Canon Games’ content, THEN PLEASE CONSIDER SUPPORTING ME ON PATREON! 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9:45 Xbox Series X/S

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7:50 PS3

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9:44 Xbox Series X/S

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