46 ans de consoles

Take a look back at video games from 1967-2013.

Brown Box 1967

Magnavox Odyssey 1972

Atari Sears Tele-Games Pong System 1975

Magnavox Odyssey 100 1975

Magnavox Odyssey 200 1975

Coleco Telstar 1976

Fairchild Channel F 1976

Magnavox Odyssey 300 1976

Magnavox Odyssey 400 1976

Magnavox Odyssey 500 1976

The Wonder Wizard Model 7702 1976

RCA Studio II 1977

Magnavox Odyssey 2000 1977

Atari 2600 1977

Atari Video Pinball 1977

Atari Stunt Cycle 1977

Coleco Telstar Ranger 1977

Coleco Telstar Alpha 1977

Coleco Telstar Colormatic 1977

Coleco Telstar Combat 1977

Magnavox Odyssey 3000 1977

Magnavox Odyssey 4000 1977

Nintendo Color TV Game Series 1977 -1979

Coleco Telstar Sportsman 1978

Coleco Telstar Colortron 1978

Coleco Telstar Marksman 1978

Coleco Telstar Gemini 1978

Coleco Telstar Arcade 1978

Bally Astrocade 1978

Magnavox Odyssey 2 1978

Philips Odyssey 2001 1978

Philips Odyssey 2100 1978

Mattel's Intellivison 1979

Epoch Cassette Vision 1981

Vectrex 1982

Emersion Arcadia 1982

ColecoVision 1982

Atari 5200 1982

Mattel Intellivision II 1982

Casio PV-1000 1983

Sega SG-1000 1983

Nintendo Entertainment System NES 1983

Epoch Super Cassette Vision 1984

Sega Master System 1985

Atari 7800 1986

NEC TurboGrafx-16 1987

Sega Mega DriveGenesis 1988

NEC SuperGrafx 1989

Sega Master System II 1990

SNK NeoGeo AES Advanced Entertainment System 1990

Super Nintendo Entertainment System 1990

Philips CD-i 1991

NEC TurboDuo 1992

Panasonic 3DO Interactive Multiplayer 1993

Atari Jaguar 1993

 

Commodore Amiga CD32 1993

Sega Genesis 2 1994

Sega Saturn 1994

Playstation 1994

SNK Neo Geo CD 1994

NEC PC-FX 1994

Bandai Playdia 1994

Apple Bandai Pippin 1995

Casio Loopy 1995

Nintendo's Virtual Boy 1995

Nintendo 64 1996

Sega Genesis 3 1997

Sega Dreamcast 1998

Playstation 2 2000

Nintendo Gamecube 2001

Xbox 2001

XaviXPORT 2004

Xbox360 2005

Playstation 3 2006

Wii 2006

Mattel's Hyperscan 2006

Envizions EVO Smart Console 2008

Nintendo wii u 2012

PlayStation 4 2013

Xbox 720 code named Durango 2013

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Amazing People Who Have Cheated Death

Hiroo Onoda, 1974, After WWII spends 30 years hiding in the jungles of the Philippines. Finally emerges wearing a coconut fiber uniform, as his old one had long since rotted away.

Poon Lim, 1942, stuck on raft in the south Atlantic Sea for 133 days.

Steven Callahan, 1982, adrift on a life raft in the Atlantic with only 8 pints of water and 3 lbs of food. Drifted for 76 days and over 1800 miles of Ocean until he was rescued in the Bahamas.

The Crew of the Commerce, 1815-17, US sailors marched across the Sahara after enslaved by Bedouins. One man tried to eat his own arm and others drank camel urine.

Aaron Ralston, 2003, hiker traps his arm while climbing down Blue John Canyon in Utah. After 5 days he frees himself by amputating his arm with a blunt knife.

Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571, 1972, plane carrying 45 people crashes into the Andes. Resorting to cannibalism they endure 72 days in mountains. 15 survived.

Ernest Shackleton, 1914, Atlantic explorers abandon ship and live on ice before mounting a 16 day 800 mile crossing of the ocean.

John McCain, 1967, Senator John McCain survived 5 and a half years in Hoa Lo Prison during Vietnam war. Both arms and a leg broken, bayoneted and beaten by North Vietnamese army. Spends two years in solitary confinement and he refuses to go when released while other captured before him remained in captivity.

Douglas Mawson, 1912, Antarctic explorer loses companions during expedition and spends 30 days covering 100 miles before finding a rescue party.

John Colter, 1808, captured by Blackfeet Indians and stripped naked. He becomes the subject of a manhunt and manages to escape.

Leonid Rogozov, 1960, stationed on the Antarctic Russian performed operation on himself after showing signs of appendicitis.

Slavomir Rawicz, 1940, escapes from Siberian gulag and marches over 4,000 miles on foot across frozen tundra, Gobi desert, through Tibet over Himalayan Mountains to British India.

Shin Dong-Hyuk, 2005, escapes from a prison camp in North Korea. Crawls over his partner who died, through an electric fence to freedom.

1st Marine Division, 1950, Chosin Reservoir Marines fight a grueling battle in a retreat with over 100,000 Chinese soldiers in North Korea and survive. Forces not only broke out of the encircling Chinese army’s trap but inflicted crippling losses to the Chinese.

Alexander Selkirk, 1704-09, gets stranded on an island and this Scottish sailor spent his time reading the bible and ultimately survived his stay on the island.

Hugh Glass, 1823, mauled by a bear and left for dead he crawls for six months and 100 miles before reaching safety.

Joe Simpson, 1985, breaks leg attempting to climb the Siula Grande. Crawls 5 miles in three days and survives.

Juliane Koepche, 1971, teenager survives crash of Lansa Flight 508 and treks through the Peruvian rainforest before being rescued.

Yossi Ghinsber, 1981, gets separated from his travel companions in Bolivian Amazon, he takes 3 weeks wandering alone before being found.

Jon Baalsrud, 1943, sails to Norway and gets ambushed by Nazis. Flees with Nazis’ giving chase. Survives an avalanche, suffering frostbite and snow blindness he makes it over Norwegian Mountains and tundra to safety.

Beck Weathers, 1996, goes on expedition into Mt. Everest and 8 in his party die. Spends 18 hrs in subzero temps before staggering into camp. Suffered severe frostbite, corneal lacerations and hypothermia. Underwent ten surgeries, entire right hand and most of left arm amputated. Survives.

The Donnor Party. Pioneers who in 1846 got trapped by snow in Sierra, Nevada and survived by resorting to cannibalism. 48 out of 87 survived.

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