In the 1990’s, the video game industry wasn’t just about Nintendo and Sega… it was full of strange, experimental, and often forgotten consoles that tried to change gaming forever.
In Part 3 of this series, we’re diving deep into some of the most obscure video game systems of the decade, the ones that pushed boundaries, confused consumers, and in many cases… completely disappeared. Including the Apple Bandai Pippin, Commodore CDTV, Sega Pico, FM Towns Marty, Pioneer LaserActive, Amiga CD32, Super A’Can, Bandai Playdia, and the Casio Loopy.
From ambitious multimedia machines to niche regional releases, these consoles tell a story of innovation, risk, and sometimes total failure.
If you love retro gaming, hidden tech history, and the weird side of the 90’s… this one’s for you.
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Additional Credits to @dedbattery For providing footage of her Casio Loopy.
