Best-selling Video Game Consoles Ever Quiz
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- PlayStation 2 160 million
Sony ended production in early 2013, nearly 13 years after the console launched. - Nintendo Switch 156.59 million
Its Joy-Con controllers slide off so two players can each use one half. - Nintendo DS 154.02 million
DS stood for 'Dual Screen'; the lower of its two displays was a touchscreen. - Game Boy 118.69 million
A Game Boy scorched in a Gulf War bombing still worked and was displayed in Nintendo's New York store. - PlayStation 4 117.2 million
It launched in 2013 at $399, $100 cheaper than the Xbox One. - PlayStation 102.49 million
It began as a CD add-on for Nintendo's SNES before that partnership collapsed. - Wii 101.63 million
Its codename during development was 'Revolution'. - PlayStation 5 95.3 million
Its DualSense controller has adaptive triggers that can stiffen to simulate resistance. - PlayStation 3 87.4 million
The US Air Force linked 1,760 of them into a supercomputer called the Condor Cluster. - Xbox 360 84 million
The 'Red Ring of Death' hardware failure cost Microsoft over $1 billion in repairs. - Game Boy Advance 81.51 million
The 2003 SP model added a lit screen and a fold-shut clamshell design. - PlayStation Portable 80 million
It played movies on UMD, a proprietary mini optical disc in a plastic shell. - Nintendo 3DS 75.94 million
Its top screen showed 3D images without glasses, using a parallax-barrier display. - NES 61.91 million
It was sold in the US as an 'Entertainment System' to dodge the stigma of the 1983 video game crash. - Xbox One 58 million
Microsoft scrapped plans for a mandatory online check-in after a fan backlash in 2013. - SNES 49.1 million
The North American model was boxy purple and grey, unlike the rounded Super Famicom. - Xbox Series X/S 35 million
The Series X's fridge-like shape became a meme, so Microsoft made a real Xbox mini fridge. - Nintendo 64 32.93 million
Nintendo stuck with cartridges for it while rivals switched to CDs. - Sega Genesis 30.75 million
Outside North America it was called the Mega Drive; a US trademark clash forced the Genesis name. - Atari 2600 30 million
Unsold cartridges of its flop E.T. game were buried in a New Mexico landfill. - Xbox 24 million
Its prototype was nicknamed the 'DirectX Box', later shortened to Xbox. - Nintendo Switch 2 23.68 million
Its Joy-Con 2 controllers attach magnetically and can be used like a computer mouse. - GameCube 21.74 million
It used small 8 cm optical discs instead of full-size DVDs. - Meta Quest 2 20 million
It launched in 2020 as the Oculus Quest 2 and was renamed after Facebook became Meta. - PlayStation Vita 16 million
It had a rear touchpad, letting players control games by touching the back of the device.
Source: Wikipedia: List of best-selling game consoles · as of 2026-10
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