Category: Forgotten Consoles
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Forgotten Consoles: PSX
The original PlayStation sometimes garnered the abbreviation “PSX,” however Sony actually released a variant of the PlayStation 2 of the same moniker. Only released in Japan, the system was mainly marketed as a digital video recorder, touting PS2 hardware and a few other notable features such as PSP linking and video/audio editing. The device is a fully…
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Forgotten Consoles: Panasonic Q
The Panasonic Q might be a bit familiar to some and it’s not a completely original console. The Q is basically a Gamecube that supports full-size DVD’s as opposed to just mini-DVDs. It’s still easy to pass by, but if you’re going to talk about the Gamecube, this is bound to come up. The console itself…
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Forgotten Consoles: Sega IR 7000
In the world of smartphones, digital organizers are no longer necessary. But, before then, PDAs and similar devices were fairly common. Who ever thought Sega would make an attempt at one? Enter the Sega IR 7000, capable of sending text messages to another IR 7000 along with other functions such as a calculator and calendar.…
