Video Game Companies with Multiple Consoles

NEC and SNK, summer.

>>3296158
the only other ones i can think of is Sony, but their post-ps1 systems came out after 2000

>>3296175
>summer

SNK is interesting because it was a CD based console, right?

>NEC
The second console only came out in Japan. So, you're the summer here, buddy.

>>3296184
>SNK is interesting because it was a CD based console, right?

SNK had 2 cart consoles (MVS and AES) and 2 variants of the CD, the CD, and the CDZ

You can make an argument that they're all essentially the "same" console, in that there is huge overlap in the libraries, but they are stand alone consoles.

SNK also had the Neo Geo Pocket Colour.

>>3296189
>mvs
>console

>>3296158
>NEET

>>3296195
It's the only cheap and trustworthy VGA converter other than the crappy Chinese ones on Ebay. I had to import it from the UK.

>>3296189
Wasn't the AES the home version of the MVS?

For standalone consoles, I can only really give SNK the AES and the CD. That's still more than a lot of other manufacturers, though.

>>3296204
The Neo Geo CD only had a couple of exclusives over the MVS.

>>3296193
Just because it's sitting in a cabinet doesn't mean it's not a console.

Especially considering the AES is a console, but the MVS "isn't" when they're basically the same thing.

>>3296184
>Japan only doesn't count
What?

RCA
>Studio
>Studio 2
Magnavox
>Odyssey
>Odyssey 2
Coleco
>Colecovision
>Gemini

Fucking Tiger wouldn't stop with the consoles

>>3296230
I think OP's intent is to find others that tried or almost accomplished what Atari, Sega and Nintendo did.