What are Gaming Consoles?
Gaming consoles are devices designed for the sole purpose of playing video games. The console itself was the game system, which initially usually include any games playable on the system. Today consoles usually play games that are compatible with their system only and don’t have built in game play features. Neither arcade games nor personal computers are considered video game consoles either. Even though computers can play video games, they can be used for things unrelated to gaming; it should be noted that modern gaming consoles can have multiple uses too. You can think of video game consoles as very specific computers, which have advanced in capacity just like home computers have. Many people can remember some early gaming console designs emerging in the 1970s, like the Magnavox Odyssey® and the Atari PONG® console. One thing common in the history of video games is not only successful systems along the way but also those that fell by the wayside. Far more people remember PONG than th
