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What exactly is included at The Video Console Library? How is it organized? What content can I expect to find here? We posed these same questions, among others, when developing this site. At our core, we are definitely hardware enthusiasts and knew that we had to stick within our wheelhouse and true passion - consoles. Even this proposed challenges when deciding what would be included.
In the end, we knew that we could not be
everything to everybody and certain guidelines had to be established.
The following explains in more detail how this site is organized and
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To be included in this site, a gaming system must conform to all the following: |
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Must primarily be a gaming device |
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Utilize interchangeable media (cartridge, CD, etc.) |
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Require an external display device (or has an included sprite\vector driven monitor) |
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To be listed as a Main Console and merit a unique item in the menu system, the following must be met: |
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Have a unique, original core hardware technology |
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Utilize a proprietary game programming language |
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Details and pictures of additional
models\clones of the Main Consoles
are listed within their respective 'parent' page (i.e. the
Sega Genesis 2 is listed under the main
Sega Genesis page). Hardware package variations are not
focused on here. We love the Limited Edition releases, but that is
not the purpose of this site. To provide an objective viewpoint
and information on the hardware that powers the games we all love is the
driver here, for both the hardware collector and gamer alike. |
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