The graphical change wasn't nearly as dramatic as previous console transitions. The Wii (also called the ( RVL-001) featured motion controls, a new online system, various multimedia 'channels' and slightly improved graphics. Being such a low-demand system, it had sold only around 100 thousand units, though it is not certain if that is the exact number. The Panasonic Q is a hybrid version of the Nintendo GameCube with the ability to play DVDs, Audio CDs, MP3s and CDs as well as several other new features. Though not Nintendo's worst selling home console, it sold around 22 million units, being no match for the PlayStation 2, which was very popular, even to this day, being the best selling console overall. It was also the first (and only) Nintendo system to require additional memory cards in order to save progress. As the games came on mini-disc it was the first Nintendo home console to solely use a disc format for games. The GameCube featured enhanced graphics and a new controller. With its lack of a disc format, the lack of strong third-party support, and it being released after its competitors' consoles, it could not sell as well as the PlayStation.

It was also the first home console to have four controller ports built into the system. The Nintendo 64 featured greatly improved graphics, now 3D, and a new controller that introduced the modern joystick. in Japan and New-Style SNES in other regions. Like the NES, it had a redesign late in its life, this time being the Super Famicom Jr. Though it sold well, (around 49 million units) the Sega Genesis was a major competitor to the SNES, with both Nintendo and Sega giving an extensive ad campaign calling out both sides. The Super Nintendo Entertainment System featured much enhanced graphics, a brand new controller, and more. Super Nintendo Entertainment System /Super Famicom A redesign was made in 1993 called AV Famicom in Japan and New-Style NES in other regions such as America. Unlike the Color TV Games, the NES is a full console and could play different titles, on interchangeable cartridges, that could be purchased in stores.

The Nintendo Entertainment System, an 8-bit system, was one of Nintendo's greatest successes. Color TV Game systems did not have interchangeable cartridges, so each console could only play a single title. The Color TV Game series includes five different pieces of hardware, each one with a unique game. List of Gaming Consoles Home Consoles Names This list includes both home consoles and handhelds and what year they were released. The following are a list of video game systems that Nintendo has released.

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