- A
microconsole is a home
video game
console that is
typically powered by low-cost
computing hardware,
making the
console lower-priced
compared to other...
- a list of
microconsoles from the
first created to the present, in
chronological order. This list may not be
complete yet. The
microconsole market started...
- MOJO,
stylized as M.O.J.O., is an Android-based
video game
microconsole manufactured by Mad Catz. The
system runs
unmodified Android and
connects directly...
- and
other parts of Asia as the
PlayStation Vita TV or PS Vita TV, is a
microconsole, and a non-handheld
variant of the
PlayStation Vita
handheld game console...
-
examples include the Wii U, the
PlayStation 5, and the Xbox
Series X. A
microconsole is a home
video game
console that is
typically powered by low-cost computing...
-
learned from the
commercial failure of the Ouya, a
similar crowd-funded
microconsole. One was to use the
Linux operating system directly,
rather than through...
- the PS TV). The
lists have a
column denoting compatibility with the
microconsole.
Games that were announced, but
cancelled prior to release, are do****ented...
-
consisted of an
OnLive Wireless Controller and a console,
called the "
MicroConsole TV Adapter", that
could be
connected to a
television and
directly to...
- The Ouya (/ˈuːjə/ OO-yə),
stylized as OUYA, is an Android-based
microconsole developed by Ouya Inc.
Julie Uhrman founded the
project in 2012, bringing...
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released in May 2015, the
Shield was
initially marketed by
Nvidia as a
microconsole,
emphasizing its
ability to play
downloaded games and
stream games from...
