🕒 Chapter Timestamps (2000 - 2009): 23:20 - VM Labs Nuon DVD Console: 2000 23:27 - Microsoft Windows 2000: 2000 23:32 - Sony PlayStation 2 (PS2): 2000 23:43 - Cybiko (2000) & Cybiko Xtreme (2001) 23:47 - Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition (Windows Me): 2000 23:52 - Bandai WonderSwan Color (Japan): 2000 23:56 - Nintendo Game Boy Advance (GBA): 2001 24:00 - Nintendo Wide-Boy64 AGB (Nintendo 64 Game Boy Advance Peripheral - unreleased to the public): 2001 24:04 - Apple Mac OS X 10.0 Cheetah: 2001 24:09 - Nintendo GameCube: 2001 24:14 - Nintendo GameCube (Z button pressed down on controller): 2001 24:20 - Nintendo GameCube (Z buttons pressed down on four controllers simultaneously): 2001 24:26 - Microsoft Windows Whistler (Windows XP Codename): 2001 24:32 - Microsoft Windows XP: 2001 24:38 - SNK Neo Geo Advanced Entertainment System (Neo Geo AES) start up version 2 - Giga -Power: 2001 24:45 - Microsoft Xbox: 2001 24:54 - Pokémon Mini: 2001 24:56 - Game Park GP32: 2001 25:00 - Nintendo Game Boy Advance e-Reader (GBA Peripheral): 2001 25:03 - GameFly (Cloud Gaming Service) (USA) - First launched: 2002 25:06 - Game Park GP32 version 2: 2002 25:09 - BlackBerry Mobile Devices - First mobile device launched: 2002 25:11 - Bandai WonderSwan - SwanCrystal (Japan): 2002 25:14 - Apple Mac OS X 10.2 Jaguar onwards: 2002 25:18 - Nintendo GameCube Game Boy Player (GameCube Peripheral): 2003 25:26 - Microsoft Windows Server 2003: 2003 25:34 - Nokia N-Gage: 2003 25:39 - Tapewave Zodiac: 2003 25:41 - iQue Player (China): 2003 25:43 - Sony PSX Digital Video Recorder (DVR with a PS2) (Japan): 2003 25:47 - XaviXPORT/Domyos Interactive System (Japan): 2004 25:51 - XaviXPORT/Domyos Interactive System (North America/Europe): 2004 25:55 - Microsoft Windows Longhorn (Windows Vista Codename) (2004-2007) 26:00 - VTech V.Smile TV Learning System: 2004 26:10 - Unbuntu OS (Linux Distro) 4.04 onwards: 2004 26:21 - Atari Flashback Series (Mini Console) - First released: 2004 26:25 - Nintendo DS: 2004 26:28 - Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP): 2004 26:33 - G-cluster (Cloud Gaming Service): First launch 2005 26:42 - Nokia N-Gage version 2: 2005 26:45 - Tiger Gizmondo: 2005 26:50 - Sega Advanced Pico Beena (Japan): 2005 26:58 - The Phantom (unreleased) 27:07 - Game Park GP2X: 2005 27:09 - Microsoft Xbox 360: 2005 27:15 - ZAPiT Game Wave Family Entertainment System (Canada/USA): 2005 27:21 - VTech V.Smile Baby Infant Development System: 2006 27:26 - Linux Mint (Linux Distro) - First release: 2006 27:31 - VTech V.Flash Home Edutainment System: 2006 27:38 - Mattel HyperScan (North America): 2006 27:44 - Unbuntu OS (Linux Distro) 6.10 (Edgy Eft) Beta: 2006 27:55 - Unbuntu OS (Linux Distro) 6.10 (Edgy Eft) onwards: 2006 28:00 - Sony PlayStation 3 (PS3): 2006 28:06 - Nintendo Wii: 2006 28:10 - Sega Gopher: 2007 28:12 - Microsoft Windows Vista: 2007 28:18 - Apple iOS 1 onwards - First released: 2007 28:23 - Vii/V Sports (China/Japan): 2007 28:26 - Kalydo (Cloud Gaming Service) - First launched: 2008 28:31 - Play Cast (Cloud Gaming Service) - First launched: 2008 28:34 - VTech V.Smile TV Learning System V-Motion: 2008 28:38 - Sony PlayStation 3 PlayTV (PS3 Peripheral - PAL Regions): 2008 28:42 - Android OS - First release: 2008 28:46 - Nintendo DSi: 2008 28:49 - Dingoo Digital: 2009 28:52 - Game Park GP2X Wiz: 2009 28:57 - Zeebo (Brazil/Mexico): 2009 29:03 - Sony PlayStation 3 (PS3) - 2009 firmware update boot up onwards: 2009 29:07 - Nintendo Pokéwalker (Nintendo DS Peripheral): 2009 29:10 - Microsoft Windows 7: 2009 WATCH ALL MY COMPILATION VIDEOS HERE! - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4XHmwV2PhQ&list=PLhIQqHOMshrH24OPiVClyCHgiObKphiun If you like Canon Games’ content, THEN PLEASE CONSIDER SUPPORTING ME ON PATREON! HELP SUPPORT THE CHANNEL! https://www.patreon.com/canongames It is much appreciated and CANON GAMES IS ETERNALLY GRATEFUL! - SUBSCRIBE! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkK5Taa2BjP6OsvyfRebn-w?sub_confirmation=1 - CLIPS CHANNEL: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCo2qOuwgO6HWgZspPjgLGPA?sub_confirmation=1 - LIVESTREAMS & VODs CHANNEL: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr6bkxBeQWMajA9CPdQSO5A?sub_confirmation=1 - FOLLOW ME ON TWITCH! https://www.twitch.tv/canon_games - ALSO CHECK OUT THE GAMING MERCH LINKS IN THE VIDEO DESCRIPTION! OTHER WAYS TO SUPPORT THE CHANNEL: - SUBSCRIBE! - Like the video! - Comment! - Hit the notification bell so you never miss an upload! - Share the video! - Download the video if you have a YouTube Red/Premium Subscription (as it really helps with the YouTube Algorithm!) - Whitelist the channel if you use AdBlock! - Connect with Canon Games across social media! https://www.allmylinks.com/canongames EVERY LITTLE HELPS KEEP THIS CHANNEL ALIVE!!! THANK YOU!!!
This is a great look back at the legendary consoles that made video games what they are together. Great work on this video
🕒 Chapter Timestamps (2010 - 2022): 29:17 - Sony PlayStation 3 torne (PS3 TV Peripheral) (Japan): 2010 29:23 - Pandora: 2010 29:27 - OnLive (Cloud Gaming Service) (North America/UK) - First launched: 2010 29:38 - Caanoo: 2010 29:43 - Microsoft Xbox 360 - 2010 firmware update boot up onwards: 2010 29:49 - Microsoft Xbox 360 Kinect Peripheral: 2010 – (Fan Made: The Xbox 360 Kinect shares the same start-up as the 360) 29:57 - Nintendo 3DS: 2011 30:01 - Gaikai (Cloud Gaming Service) - First launched: 2011 30:07 - Sony Ericsson Xperia Play mobile gaming phone: 2011 30:10 - Microsoft Xbox 360 2011 Special Halloween Boot Up: 2011 30:16 - Sony PlayStation Vita (PS Vita): 2011 30:20 - Microsoft Windows 8: 2012 30:24 - Nintendo Wii U: 2012 30:27 - Neo Geo X (NGX): 2012 (Added theme) 30:33 - GCW Zero: 2013 30:36 - Ouya: 2013 30:40 - Nvidia Shield Portable: 2013 30:50 - Apple iOS 7 onwards: 2013 30:55 - Nintendo 2DS: 2013 30:59 - Microsoft Windows 8.1: 2013 31:04 - PlayJam GameStick: 2013 31:11 - PlayJam GameStick version 2 31:17 - Sony PlayStation 4 (PS4): 2013 31:24 - Microsoft Xbox One: 2013 31:26 - Valve SteamOS - First released: 2013 31:32 - Hyperkin RetroN 5 (Emulator Console): 2014 31:38 - PlayStation Now (Cloud Gaming Service) - First launched: 2014 (Fan Made) 31:45 - Amazon Fire TV: 2014 31:51 - Microsoft Xbox 360 Blue Special Edition: 2014 31:58 - Intellivision Flashback (Mini Console): 2014 32:05 - ‘new' Nintendo 3DS: 2014 – (Fan Made: The ‘new’ Nintendo 3DS shares the same start-up as the original 3DS) 32:07 - Apple Mac OS X 10.10 Yosemite onwards: 2014 32:11 - Sony PlayStation 4 (PS4) PS1/PSOne 20th Anniversary Start Up: 2014 32:19 - Coleco Vision Flashback (Mini Console): 2014 32:24 - Sinclair ZX Spectrum Vega (Mini Console): 2015 32:29 - Nvidia Shield TV: 2015 32:35 - Microsoft Windows 10: 2015 32:40 - Apple Mac OS X 10.11 El Capitan onwards: 2015 32:45 - GamePad Digital GPD XD: 2015 32:47 - Microsoft Xbox One Unused Brand ID 33:08 - Sony PlayStation VR (PS VR): 2016 – (Fan Made: The PS VR shares the same start-up as the PS4) 33:15 - Atari Flashback Portable Series - First released: 2016 33:18 - Sony PlayStation 4 (PS4) 2016 firmware update onwards & Sony PlayStation 4 Pro (PS4 Pro): 2016 33:25 - Nintendo Entertainment System: Famicom Classic Edition (Mini Console) (Japan): 2016 33:32 - Nintendo Entertainment System: NES Classic Edition (Mini Console) (North America/Europe): 2016 33:36 - Nintendo Switch: 2017 33:37 - LiquidSky (Cloud Gaming Service) - First launched: 2017 33:49 - Super Nintendo Entertainment System: Super NES Classic Edition (Mini Console) (North America/Europe): 2017 33:57 - Super Nintendo Entertainment System: Super Famicom Classic Edition (Mini Console) (Japan): 2017 34:11 - Microsoft Xbox One X: 2017 34:17 - The C64 Mini (2018) & The C64 (2019) (Mini Consoles) 34:22 - SNK Neo Geo Mini (Mini Console): 2018 34:29 - Amazon Fire TV Second Generation boot up onwards: 2018 34:35 - Unbuntu OS (Linux Distro) 18.10 (Cosmic Cuttlefish) onwards: 2018 34:40 - Sony PlayStation Classic (PS1/PSOne Classic) (Mini Console): 2018 34:49 - Sony toio (Japan): 2019 34:52 - Sega Genesis/Mega Drive Mini (Mini Console): 2019 34:59 - Microsoft Xbox Cloud Gaming: First launched: 2019 35:04 - Google Stadia (Cloud Gaming Service): First launched: 2019 (Fan Made) 35:07 - Atari Flashback X (Mini Console): 2019 35:13 - Nvidia GeForce Now (Cloud Gaming Service) First launched: 2020 35:16 - Konami PC Engine Mini (Mini Console) (Japan): 2020 35:23 - Blaze Entertainment Evercade: 2020 35:31 - Konami TurboGrafx-16 Mini (Mini Console) (North America): 2020 35:41 - PC Engine Core Grafx Mini (Mini Console) (Europe): 2020 35:48 - Amazon Luna (Cloud Gaming Service) - First launched: 2020 35:52 - Microsoft Xbox Series X/S: 2020 36:00 - Sony PlayStation 5 (PS5): 2020 36:05 - Apple macOS 11 Big Sur + retroactive update: 2020 36:08 - Atari VCS (Mini Console): 2020 36:17 - Microsoft Windows 10X (unreleased) 36:22 - Playmaji Polymega (Emulator Console): 2021 36:27 - Microsoft Windows 11: 2021 36:32 - Analogue Pocket (Emulator Handheld): 2021 36:36 - Panic Playdate: 2022 36:39 - Valve Steam Deck: 2022 WATCH ALL MY COMPILATION VIDEOS HERE! - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4XHmwV2PhQ&list=PLhIQqHOMshrH24OPiVClyCHgiObKphiun If you like Canon Games’ content, THEN PLEASE CONSIDER SUPPORTING ME ON PATREON! 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🕒 Chapter Timestamps (1990 - 1999): 11:38 - Gamate/Super Boy/Super Child Prodigy: 1990 11:41 - Sega Mega Drive Mega Anser Online Gaming Service (Japan): 1990 12:01 - SNK Neo Geo Advanced Entertainment System (Neo Geo AES): 1990 12:09 - Microsoft Windows 3.0: 1990 12:12 - Amstrad GX4000 (Europe): 1990 – (Fan Made: The Amstrad GX4000 did not have a start-up) 12:16 - Sega Game Gear: 1990 12:26 - Apple Macintosh LC - Classic Mac OS System 6 onwards: 1990 12:31 - Sega Mega Drive Meganet - Online Gaming Service (Japan: 1990) (Brazil: 1995) 12:47 - Nintendo Super Family Computer (Super Famicom) (Japan): 1990 – (Fan Made: The Super Famicom did not have a start-up) 12:50 - Commodore 64 Games System (C64GS) (Europe): 1990 - (Added sound) 12:56 - NEC PC Engine GT (Japan/Europe), TurboExpress Handheld Entertainment System (North America): 1990 – (Fan Made: The TurboExpress & PC Engine GT did not have a start-up) 12:59 - Konix Multisystem (unreleased) 13:06 - Atari Panther (unreleased) – (Fan made) 13:09 - Commodore CDTV (Europe): 1991 13:16 - Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES): 1991 – (Fan Made: The SNES did not have a start-up) 13:19 - Linux OS - Multiple Distributions/Variants - First released: 1991 13:33 - NEC/Hudson Soft PC Engine Super CD-Rom² (Japan/Europe): 1991 13:37 - Apple Power Book series (also Quadra 700 & 900) - Apple Classic Mac OS System 7 -onwards: 1991 13:42 - Phillips Compact Disc-Interactive (CD-I): 1991 13:49 - Sega Mega-CD (Japan): 1991 13:57 - Atari Falcon030: 1992 14:00 - Konami Learning Entertainment System Picno (Japan): 1992 – (Added sound) 14:03 - Tandy Radio Shack Memorex Video Information System (VIS) (USA): 1992 14:08 - Watara Supervision/QuickShot Supervision: 1992 14:12 - Sega Mega-CD Victor Wondermega variant (Japan): 1992 14:19 - Microsoft Windows 3.1x: 1992 14:23 - Nintendo Super Famicom Box (Japan): 1992 14:31 - Sega CD (North America): 1992 14:34 - Commodore Amiga 1200: 1992 14:38 - Sony Super Nintendo Entertainment System CD-ROM (SNES-CD) (Nintendo PlayStation) (unreleased) 14:43 - Phillips Compact Disc-Interactive (CD-i) VCD variant: 1993 14:49 - Mega Duck WG-108/Cougar Boy: 1993 14:53 - Fujitsu FM Towns Marty (Japan): 1993 15:04 - Sega Mega-CD (Europe): 1993 15:11 - Sega Mega-CD (Japan) version 2: 1993 15:18 - Sega CD (North America) version 2: 1993 15:24 - Sega Mega-CD (Europe) version 2: 1993 15:31 - Sega Kids Computer Pico: 1993 15:39 - Apple Macintosh Quadra 660AV (also 840AV, & Centris line) - Apple Classic Mac OS System 7.1 onwards: 1993 15:44 - Pioneer LaserActive (CLD-A100)/NEC LD-ROM² System (PCE-LD1): 1993 15:49 - Commodore Amiga CD32: 1993 15:59 - Commodore Amiga CD32 unused 16:09 - Panasonic 3DO Interactive Multiplayer: 1993 16:15 - Atari Jaguar: 1993 16:25 - Sega Genesis/Mega Drive Model 2 (North America): 1994 16:29 - Sega Titan Video Game System (ST-V) (arcade system board): 1994 16:44 - Apple Power Macintosh 6100 - Apple Classic Mac OS System 7.1.2 onwards: 1994 16:49 - Nintendo Super Game Boy (SNES Peripheral): 1994 16:52 - Sega Mega-CD JVC X'Eye variant (Japan): 1994 16:59 - SNK Neo Geo CD: 1994 17:05 - Bandai Playdia (Japan): 1994 17:10 - Sega Genesis 32 X/Mega Drive 32 X/Super 32X: 1994 – (Fan Made: The Sega 32 X shares the same start-up as the Genesis/Mega Drive) 17:13 - Sega Saturn (Japan): 1994 17:21 - Capcom Power System Changer (CPS) (Japan): 1994 17:23 - Sony PlayStation (PS1): 1994 17:37 - Sega Genesis Sega Channel - Online Gaming Service (North America): 1994 17:47 - XBAND - Online Gaming Service - Sega Genesis: 1994, Super Nintendo: 1995 (USA) 17:57 - NEC Hudson Soft PC-FX (Japan): 1994 18:03 - NEC Hudson Soft PC-FX GA (Japan): 1994 18:09 - Panasonic 3DO Interactive Multiplayer GoldStar (1994) & Sanyo (1995) variants 18:23 - Phillips Compact Disc-Interactive (CD-i) version 2: 1995 18:37 - Apple Power Macintosh 5200 LC - Apple Classic Mac OS System 7.5.1 onwards: 1995 18:43 - Nintendo Super Famicom Sattellaview (Super Famicom Satellite Modem Peripheral) (Japan): 1995 18:51 - Sega Saturn (North America/Europe): 1995 18:57 - Tiger Electronics R-Zone: 1995 19:02 - Apple Power Macintosh 9500 - Apple Classic Mac OS System 7.5.2 onwards: 1995 19:08 - Nintendo Virtual Boy (Japan/North America): 1995 19:15 - 1990s PC Boot Up Sequence 19:24 - Microsoft Windows 95: 1995 19:28 - Internet Web Browser Games - First release: 1995 19:34 - Atari Jaguar CD: 1995 19:42 - Sega Genesis Nomad (North America): 1995 – (Fan Made: The Sega Nomad shares the same start-up as the Genesis/Mega Drive) 19:45 - Casio Loopy (Japan): 1995 19:50 - Funtech Super A'Can (Taiwan): 1995 19:54 - Sega Hitachi Hi-Saturn variant (Japan): 1995 20:03 - SNK Neo Geo CDZ (Japan): 1995 20:13 - Apple Pipin: 1996 20:17 - Sega JVC Victor V-Saturn variant (Japan): 1996 20:25 - Nintendo 64 (N64): 1996 – (Fan Made: The N64 did not have a start-up) 20:28 - Nintendo Game Boy Pocket: 1996 20:30 - Microsoft Windows NT Workstation 4.0: 1996 20:39 - Nintendo Power Cartridge Peripheral - Super Famicom (1996), Game Boy/Game Boy Color (2000) (Japan) 20:42 - Apple Twentieth Anniversary Macintosh Limited Edition - Apple Classic Mac OS System 7.6.1 onwards: 1997 20:47 - Java Mobile Games - First released: 1997 20:52 - Hyper Neo Geo 64 (arcade system): 1997 21:17 - Tiger Game.com: 1997 21:24 - Panasonic 3DO M2 (unreleased) 21:32 - Nintendo Super Game Boy 2 (SNES Peripheral) (Japan): 1998 21:35 - Microsoft Windows 98: 1998 21:41 - Nintendo 64 Transfer Pack (N64 Game Boy/Game Boy Color Peripheral): 1998 21:44 - Apple iMac G3 - Classic Mac OS 8.1 onwards: 1998 21:49 - Nintendo Game Boy Color: 1998 21:52 - Nintendo Wide-Boy64 CGB (Nintendo 64 Game Boy & Game Boy Color Peripheral - unreleased to the public): 1998 21:54 - Microsoft Windows NT Workstation 5.0: 1998 22:04 - SNK Neo Geo Pocket (Asia/Europe): 1998 22:11 - Sega NAOMI (New Arcade Operation Machine Idea) (arcade system): 1998 22:15 - Sega Dreamcast Katana Dev.Box - Development Kit start up (Japan/North America/NTSC Regions) 22:24 - Sega Dreamcast (Japan: 1998), (North America: 1999) 22:32 - Sega Dreamcast Visual Memory Unit (VMU) (Dreamcast Peripheral): 1998 22:35 - Sony PocketStation (PlayStation Peripheral) (Japan): 1999 22:39 - Bandai WonderSwan (Japan): 1999 22:41 - SNK Neo Geo Pocket Color: 1999 22:49 - Sega Dreamcast Katana Dev.Box - Development Kit start up (Europe/PAL Regions) 22:57 - Sega Dreamcast (Europe/PAL Regions): 1999 23:05 - Nintendo 64 DD (N64 DD) (N64 Disk Peripheral) (Japan): 1999 23:11 - Nintendo 64 DD (N64 DD) North America prototype (unreleased) 23:14 - Microsoft Windows Neptune (Windows 2000 Codename): 1999 WATCH ALL MY COMPILATION VIDEOS HERE! - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4XHmwV2PhQ&list=PLhIQqHOMshrH24OPiVClyCHgiObKphiun If you like Canon Games’ content, THEN PLEASE CONSIDER SUPPORTING ME ON PATREON! 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30:07 I like the Sony Ericsson Xperia Play gaming phone sound
8:58 this one is actually so cool
Many thanks for this video and your effort gathering the information
9:53 AYO THE TEREBIKKO, THAT’S AGEM RIGHT THERE
Good job, this video is very good. You've not included NEC-98 line of computers however.
13:42 Nice of the princess to invite us over for a picnic eh, Luigi?
Where is the Sega Naomi Startup in this video?
6:30 so relax
Video games are fun to play on consoles and handhelds and PC's
Colecovision was the first intro that looked like sense.
Love how every game sounds are just beeps and ear rape sounds to hear
32:05 Wii Commercial Sfx
31:48 wait but that was the new version noise D:<
Aw the leapster explores not in this video..
2:36 so the sinclair zx spectrum corrupts itself
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