Platforms
The shelf is organised by machine. Pick a maker — from wood-panel Atari to the current generation, and the coin-op hardware that started it.
Nintendo
3,639 games · 14 machinesCarts and discs from the Famicom era to the Switch — the deepest collectible library there is.
Sony
3,705 games · 7 machinesJewel cases, black discs and the PAL spine. Five generations of PlayStation.
Sega
957 games · 8 machinesFrom the SG-1000 to the Dreamcast, by way of the machine that fought the SNES.
Microsoft
1,898 games · 4 machinesTwo decades of Xbox, from the original brick to Series X.
Atari
490 games · 6 machinesWood panels, silver labels and the machines that started the home industry.
Arcade & Neo Geo
538 games · 3 machinesThe coin-op originals and the one home system built from arcade parts. Boards and cabinets rather than boxes.
Home computers
1,842 games · 17 machinesTapes, floppies and big boxes — the European and Japanese machines games grew up on.
PC
4,258 games · 5 machinesBig-box DOS, jewel-case Windows, and the discs before everything went download-only.
Other consoles
255 games · 6 machinesThe alternatives, the almosts and the handhelds that fought Game Boy.