[V2] Ultimate Evolution: Video Game Console Startup Screens (1978-2023)
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- ⚠️WARNING⚠️
Some startups seen here contain flashing lights.
(wanna jump to a console you know without watching the whole thing? official timestamps are finally here and are in the pinned comment! don't worry, i listened)
hi hello sup
so I've been working on this for months. I looked at my nes m8 footage from another vid I made and it was the best footage of any retro console I've ever captured. that's when I took a look at my console startup vid from 2022. i recorded all of the footage of that vid on my phone. hope satan saves me a spot down there!!!
that's when I decided I wanted to update the whole thing, and with a proper goal this time: to accurately preserve these boot screens and logos for these home consoles, their accessories, and even VHS-based systems like the Action Max! even back in 2022 I knew I wanted to blow those other console startup vids outta the water. it sorta worked. there were some problems like audio latency and uneven pixels. ew.
I really hope this becomes the definitive collection of console boot screens captured and uploaded to yt. I actually worked kinda hard on a project like this. hope u enjoy!
huge credit to everyone that recorded some of the footage shown here!
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Official Timestamps are here WOOOOOOOOOOOO
(Part 1, Part 2 is the first reply below this one)
0:00 Intro
0:25 Bally Astrocade (1978)
0:27 APF-MP1000 (1978)
0:31 Magnavox Odyssey 2, Philips Videopac G7000 & C52 (1978)
0:37 Mattel Intellivision (1979)
0:59 GCE/Milton Bradley Vectrex (1982)
1:09 VTech CreatiVision (1981/82)
1:10 Atari 5200 (1982)
1:14 Tomy Pyūta (1982)
1:20 Tomy Pyūta Jr. (1983)
1:26 Tomy Tutor (1982)
1:33 ColecoVision (1982)
1:47 Microdigital Onyx (ColecoVision, 1982)
1:52 Chuang Zao Zhe 50 (Bit Corp. ColecoVison clone, 1986)
1:56 Philips Videopac+ G7400 (1983)
1:58 Magnavox Odyssey 3 Command Center (1983, unreleased)
2:00 Philips/Brandt Jopac JO7400 (1983)
2:02 RDI Halcyon (1985, unreleased)
2:25 Nintendo Famicom Disk System (1986)
3:08 Alternate wordmark
3:22 Sharp Twin Famicom (1986)
3:31 Disk load
3:43 Atari 7800 (1986)
3:45 Nintendo Entertainment System M8 Demo Unit (1985)
4:07 Nintendo Entertainment System M82 Demo Unit (PAL, 1985)
4:54 Nintendo Entertainment System M82 Demo Unit (NTSC, 1985)
5:36 Nintendo FamicomBox (1986)
5:53 Nintendo/Sharp FamicomStation (1986)
6:00 Sega Master System M404 Unit (Prototype) (1986)
6:10 Sega Master System (Prototype) (1986)
6:17 Sega Master System (NTSC, 1986)
6:23 Sega Master System (PAL, 1986)
6:30 Sega Master System (Japan, 1987)
9:32 LJN Video Art (1987)
9:55 Takara Video Challenger (1987)
10:09 Action Max (1987)
10:26 Sega Master System (NTSC, 1988 date)
10:34 Sega Master System (PAL, 1988 date)
10:42 VTech Socrates (1988)
11:20 Bandai Terebikko (1988)
12:00 Alternate intro that I found on a Sailor Moon VHS
12:23 NEC PC Engine CD-ROM (Version 1.00, 1988)
12:30 NEC PC Engine CD-ROM² (Version 2.00, 1989)
12:35 Prof. Weiss-Alles (German-language Socrates, 1989)
13:20 Nintendo Game Boy (Green, 1989)
13:26 Nintendo Game Boy (Monochrome, 1989)
13:31 Sega Genesis/Mega Drive TMSS (1989, TMSS introduced in 1990)
13:34 NEC TurboGrafx-CD (Version 2.00, 1989)
13:39 View-Master Interactive Vision (1989)
14:45 SNK Neo Geo Advanced Entertainment System (Prototype? 1990)
14:52 SNK Neo Geo Advanced Entertainment System (1990)
15:33 Commodore 64 Games System (1990)
15:44 Nintendo Super FamicomBox (1990 or 1991)
16:29 Bit Corp. Gamate (1990)
16:37 Sega Master System (with Samsung logo, Europe & Korea, Bundled with Alex Kidd in Miracle World, 1990)
16:42 Commodore CDTV (1991)
16:50 Sega Game Gear (1991)
16:54 Sega Game Gear (Master System resolution)
16:57 Sega Master System (Bundled with Sonic the Hedgehog, 1991)
17:01 Philips CD-i (1991, with Philips Interactive Media intro)
17:13 NEC PC-Engine Super CD-ROM² (Version 3.00, 1991)
17:18 Sega Mega-CD (Japan, Version 1.00, 1991)
18:25 Victor Wondermega (1992)
19:39 Sega screen seen when booting a game up
19:43 Sony Super Disc/SNES & Super Famicom CD-ROM System/Nintendo PlayStation (Unreleased prototype, 1991/92)
19:48 Tandy/Memorex Video Information System (1992)
19:56 NEC TurboGrafx Super CD-ROM² (United States, Version 3.00, 1992)
20:03 Watara (QuickShot in the UK) Supervision (1992)
20:26 Sega CD (United States, Version 1.00, 1992)
22:25 Sega screen seen when booting a game up (Also in European consoles)
22:32 Fujitsu FM Towns Marty (1993)
24:11 Sega Mega-CD (Japan, Version 2.00, 1993)
25:18 Sega Mega-CD (Europe, Version 1.00, 1993)
26:24 Sega Mega-CD (Europe, Version 2.00, 1993)
27:44 Pioneer LaserActive (Sega version, remake by Adam Entertainment, a UA-camr whose channel might be terminated cuz i couldn't find them anywhere anymore, 1993)
27:50 Pioneer LaserActive (NEC version, 1993)
27:54 Commodore Amiga CD32 (Prototype, 1993)
28:14 Commodore Amiga CD32 (1993)
28:40 Panasonic FZ-1 R·E·A·L 3DO Interactive Multiplayer (1993)
30:55 Welback Mega Duck (1993)
31:01 Sega CD (United States, Version 2.00, 1993)
32:07 Sega CDX (Version 2.21, 1993)
33:10 Atari Jaguar (1993)
33:21 Capcom Power System Changer (1994)
33:23 Nintendo Super Game Boy (SNES peripheral, 1994)
33:29 Sega Channel (Mega Drive service, Japan, 1993/94)
33:41 Sega Channel (Genesis service, United States, early prototype, 1994)
34:05 Sega Channel (Genesis service, United States, later prototype, 1994)
34:18 Sega Channel (Genesis service, United States, 1994)
34:40 Bandai Playdia (1994)
34:51 JVC X'Eye (United States, Version 2.00, 1993/94)
36:05 Panasonic FZ-10 R·E·A·L 3DO Interactive Multiplayer (1994)
37:09 Sega Saturn (Japan, 1994)
37:17 Victor V Saturn (1994)
37:26 Sony PlayStation (Japan, SCEI, 1994)
37:44 NEC PC-FX (1994)
37:54 NEC PC-FX GA (1994)
38:03 GoldStar 3DO Interactive Multiplayer (1994)
38:50 Apple/Bandai Pippin (1995)
38:55 Sanyo TRY 3DO Interactive Multiplayer (1995)
39:40 Nintendo Satellaview (Super Famicom peripheral, Japan, 1995) - BS-X: Sore wa Namae o Nusumareta Machi no Monogatari (The Town Whose Name Was Stolen)
40:50 Sega Saturn (US & Europe, 1995)
40:59 Nintendo Virtual Boy (1995)
41:18 Sony PlayStation (United States, SCEA, 1995)
41:35 Sony PlayStation (Europe, SCEE, 1995)
41:55 Atari Jaguar CD (1995)
44:33 Casio Loopy (1995)
44:39 Super A'Can (1995)
44:43 Hitachi Hi-Saturn (1995)
44:51 SNK Neo Geo CDZ (1996)
45:06 Philips CD-i (with Philips Media intro from 1996)
45:26 SNK Neo Geo CD (1996)
45:36 Bandai SuFami Turbo (Super Famicom peripheral, Japan, 1996)
45:40 Tiger Game.com (1997)
45:48 Nintendo Super Game Boy 2 (Super Famicom peripheral, Japan, 1998)
45:53 Nintendo Game Boy Color (1998)
45:56 Alternate saturated colors
46:00 SNK Neo Geo Pocket (1998)
46:08 Bandai WonderSwan (1999, horizontal)
46:11 Vertical variant
46:15 Sega Dreamcast Development Kit (Japan & US, 1998)
46:24 Europe
46:34 Sony PocketStation (Japan, 1999)
46:48 SNK Neo Geo Pocket Color (1999)
46:56 Sega Dreamcast (Japan in 1998, US in 1999)
47:05 Europe
47:14 Nintendo 64DD (Japan, 1999)
49:07 Unreleased English version
49:20 Logo seen when booting a game up
49:23 Sony PS One (Japan, SCEI, 2000)
49:42 Sony PS One (United States, SCEA, 2000)
50:00 Sony PS One (Europe, SCEE, 2000)
50:19 Sony PlayStation 2 (First startup, 2000)
50:31 Sony PlayStation 2 (2000)
50:56 Logo seen when booting up a game
51:10 Red Screen of Death
51:36 Startup with memory towers
51:48 Cybiko Classic (V2, 2000) (yes this is a console)
51:56 Bandai WonderSwan Color (2000, horizontal)
51:59 Vertical variant
52:02 Special console variants
52:08 Nintendo Game Boy Advance (Prototype jingle, 2001)
52:13 Nintendo Game Boy Advance (2001)
52:18 Nintendo GameCube (2001)
52:25 Hold Z on 1 controller
52:33 Hold Z on all 4 controllers
52:41 Microsoft Xbox (Early/pre-release, 2001)
52:45 Microsoft Xbox (Prototype with unused shields and green Microsoft logo, 2001)
52:55 Microsoft Xbox (2001)
53:06 Nintendo Pokémon Mini (2001)
53:12 Cybiko Xtreme (2001)
53:20 Game Park GP32 (2001)
53:25 European version
53:27 Alternate Pokémon Mini startup
53:30 Nokia N-Gage (2003)
53:50 Nokia N-Gage 2.0 (Service, 2008)
53:55 Tapwave Zodiac (2003)
53:57 LeapFrog Leapster (2003)
54:02 iQue Player (China, 2003)
54:04 Sony PSX (Japan, 2003)
54:09 Nintendo DS (Prototype ver.040615, 2004) - Top screen, no Nintendo logo
54:14 Top screen, Nintendo logo
54:16 VTech V.Smile (2004) - English
54:27 Chinese
54:36 French
54:43 German
54:50 Italian
54:57 Mexican
55:05 Spanish
55:12 Nintendo DS (Prototype ver.40820D, 2004) - Top screen, no Nintendo logo
55:16 Both screens, no Nintendo logo
55:20 Both screens, Nintendo logo
55:23 Top screen, Nintendo logo
55:28 LeapFrog Leapster L-MAX (Regular Leapster logo, 2004)
55:33 LeapFrog Leapster L-MAX (2004)
55:40 TimeTop GameKing GM-218 (2004)
55:48 Nintendo DS (2004) - Both screens, no Nintendo logo
55:53 Top screen, no Nintendo logo
55:58 Both screens, Nintendo logo
56:04 Top screen, Nintendo logo
56:10 Birthday audio variant, Both screens, no Nintendo logo
56:15 Birthday audio variant, Top screen, no Nintendo logo
56:20 Birthday audio variant, Both screens, Nintendo logo
56:26 Birthday audio variant, Top screen, Nintendo logo
56:32 Sony PlayStation Portable (Version 1.00 "Bogus", pre-release, 2004, reconstruction by Ransu aka @iopco772)
56:40 Microsoft Xbox 360 (Early pre-release version, 2005)
56:48 XaviXPORT (2004)
56:57 Japanese variant
57:01 Sony PlayStation Portable (2005)
57:12 Tiger Telematics Gizmondo (2005)
57:29 TimeTop GameKing 3 (2005)
57:36 LeapFrog Leapster TV (2005)
57:41 iQue DS (2005) - Both screens
57:48 Birthday audio variant, Both screens
57:54 Top screen
57:59 Birthday audio variant, Top screen
58:03 Sega Advanced Pico Beena (Japan, 2005)
58:18 Game Park GP2X (Version 2.0, 2005)
58:24 Version 3.0
58:28 Version 4.0
58:32 Microsoft Xbox 360 (Original, 2005)
58:41 VTech V.Smile Baby (2005) - English
58:49 German
58:54 French
59:01 Swedish
59:06 Conny Pocket Dream Console (2006, 2008 date shown)
59:14 VTech V.Flash (2006)
59:22 Mattel HyperScan (2006)
59:55 ZAPiT Game Wave Family Entertainment System (2005, forgot to move this one back. sorry)
1:00:09 Sony PlayStation 3 (Original, 2006) - Purple
1:00:20 PS3 logo seen when booting up a game
1:00:23 Blue
1:00:32 Nintendo Wii (United States, 2006)
1:00:45 European warning screen with color
1:00:53 LeapFrog Leapster 2 (Low quality, 2007)
1:00:57 High quality version with LeapFrog logo
1:01:08 VTech V.Smile Motion (2008)
1:01:19 LeapFrog Didj (2008)
1:01:33 Nintendo DSi (2008) - Both screens, no Nintendo logo
1:01:39 Top screen, no Nintendo logo
1:01:45 Both screens, Nintendo logo
1:01:51 Top screen, Nintendo logo
1:01:58 Sony PlayStation 3 Slim (aka firmware version 3.00, 2009) - Purple
1:02:07 Brown
1:02:14 Green (?)
1:02:28 Grey
1:02:36 Blue
1:02:48 iQue DSi (2008) - Both screens
1:02:52 Top screen
1:02:57 OnLive (2009)
1:03:25 Microsoft Xbox 360 (2010 firmware, early audio)
1:03:31 Microsoft Xbox 360 (2010 firmware, also on the 360 Slim (2010) and 360 E (2013))
1:03:43 LeapFrog Leapster Explorer (2010)
1:03:45 Sony PlayStation Vita (2012, first startup)
1:03:57 Regular startup
(Part 2)
1:04:12 Nintendo 3DS (Seen when booting up a game, 2011) - Both screens
1:04:15 Top screen
1:04:18 Sony PlayStation 3 Super Slim (2012, also on firmware updates to other existing PS3 models)
1:04:30 Tommo/SNK Playmore Neo Geo X (2012)
1:04:36 Nintendo Wii U (2012)
1:04:52 Nvidia Shield TV (2015, footage by Swarki)
1:05:01 Ouya (2013)
1:05:05 GameStick (2013)
1:05:12 Alternate GameStick intros (footage once again by Swarki)
1:05:26 Sony PlayStation 4 (First startup, old Sony Computer Entertainment version, 2013)
1:05:35 Newer Sony Interactive Entertainment version
1:05:43 Regular startup
1:06:04 Microsoft Xbox One (2013)
1:06:13 Variant with loading dots
1:06:23 M&D Monon Color (2014)
1:06:32 Microsoft Xbox One S (2016)
1:06:40 Steam Machine (2015, animation in the 2nd half originally from Steam's Big Picture mode, & is also a Steam Deck Startup Movie respectfully named OG Big Picture in 2023)
1:06:51 Nintendo Switch (2017, regular startup)
1:07:00 First startup
1:07:07 Microsoft Xbox One X (2017)
1:07:23 Sony PlayStation Classic (2018)
1:07:48 Sega Game Gear Micro (2020)
1:07:52 Evercade
1:08:08 Microsoft Xbox Series X/S (2020)
1:08:18 Sony PlayStation 5 (2020, first startup)
1:08:50 Regular startup
1:09:10 Atari VCS (2021)
1:09:25 Full Atari logo animation
1:09:37 Logitech G Cloud (2022)
1:09:44 Steam Deck (2022) - Standard logo animation
1:09:47 Swirl
1:09:57 Blobs
1:10:07 Dappere Prins Dirk
1:10:12 Worms
1:10:18 City Night
1:10:27 Deckfetti
1:10:33 Relics
1:10:41 Gerard en Stipje
1:10:47 Handmade
1:10:54 Mascots
1:11:00 Steam Deck Logos
1:11:06 Ghost Machine
1:11:11 (nice) Rainbow Dip
1:11:20 Unlock
1:11:31 Paddles
1:11:36 Deck Special (yup. this is a throwback to the CBS special logo!)
1:11:41 Star Field
1:11:52 Robots
1:11:58 Saturn
1:12:02 Gyro
1:12:08 Turret Factory
1:12:19 Dead Cells
1:12:24 Vampire Survivors Chest
1:12:33 Persona 5 Royal
1:12:40 Hades
1:12:45 Elden Ring Ranni
1:12:52 Retroid Pocket 2+ (2022, definitely not the GBA i promise)
1:13:03 Playdate (2022, full intro because it slaps)
1:13:45 Xbox Series X/S (July 2022 update)
1:13:50 Retroid Pocket 3 (2022) (DONKEY KONG????)
1:13:56 Asus ROG Ally (2023)
1:14:05 Steam Deck OLED (2023)
1:04:09 Intellivision Amico (god knows when)
1:14:24 Outro
@@Vin917 If I aided you in those, glad I could help out.
@@Vin917hey Nice to see You again
1:14:09 this is intellivision amico
Thank you, thank you, thank you. This is probably one of the only accurate videos of this type on UA-cam. That, and you also preserved the quality too. I can tell for most of these you sought pixel perfect cleaness.
Watching This video of the evolution of game console startup Puts me to sleep, such a relaxing video 😌
We're just finding a bucketload of new start ups. I didn't even know there was a protorype logo for the Amiga CD32.
0:24 Bally Astrocade
0:26 APF-MP1000
0:29 APF-MP1000 (Basic)
0:31 Magnavox Odyssey 2
0:34 Magnavox Odyssey 2 (JP)
0:36 Magnavox Odyssey 2 (PAL)
0:37 Mattel Intellivision Intellivoice (B-17 Bomber) (AVGN episode was hilarious) ua-cam.com/video/nOLHbjJuBS8/v-deo.html
0:43 Mattel Intellivision Intellivoice (Bomb Squad)
0:48 Mattel Intellivision (Loco-Motion)
0:55 Mattel Intellivision (Kool-Aid Man & Shark! Shark!)
0:58 GCE/Milton Bradley Vectrex
1:09 VTech CreatiVision
1:10 Atari 5200
1:13 Tomy Tutor Pyūta
1:19 Tomy Tutor Pyūta Jr.
1:26 Tomy Tutor Pyūta Jr. (PAL, I think)
1:33 ColecoVision
1:36 ColecoVision (certain games)
1:47 ColecoVision Onyx (PAL)
1:51 Bit Corporation ColecoVision
1:56 Philips Videopac+ G7400
1:58 Philips Videopac+ G7400 (Odyssey)
1:59 Philips Videopac+ G7400 (PAL)
2:01 RDI Halcyon (Cancelled)
2:24 Famicom Disk System (ft. The Super Mario Bros.)
2:59 Famicom Disk System (alt)
3:21 Sharp Twin Famicom
3:37 Famicom Disk System Game Start
3:43 Atari 7800
3:45 NES M82 BIOS (JP)
4:06 NES M82 BIOS (PAL)
4:33 NES M82 BIOS (AU)
4:53 NES M82 BIOS (NTSC)
5:36 NES M82 Game Start
5:46 Nintendo Famicom Box
5:52 Sharp Twin Famicom Station
5:59 SMS M404 Prototype
6:10 SMS Prototype
6:13 SMS Prototype Game Start (I think)
6:17 Sega Master System (NTSC)
6:23 Sega Master System (PAL)
6:30 Sega Master System (JP)
9:30 LJN Video Art
9:55 Takara Video Challenger
10:09 Action Max
10:26 Sega Master System (NTSC) (1988 version)
10:34 Sega Master System (PAL) (1988 version)
10:42 VTech Socrates
11:19 Terebikko (instruction)
11:34 Terebikko
12:00 Terebikko (alt)
12:22 PC Engine CD-ROM System 1.00
12:30 PC Engine CD-ROM² System 2.00
12:34 VTech Socrates (Prof. Weiss-Alles) (Germany)
13:19 Nintendo Game Boy (Green)
13:26 Nintendo Game Boy (Black and White)
13:31 Sega Genesis/Mega Drive (TMSS)
13:34 TurboGrafx-CD 2.00
13:38 View-Master Interactive Vision
14:44 SNK Neo-Geo AES (Prototype)
14:52 SNK Neo-Geo AES
15:00 SNK Neo-Geo AES (other game jingles)
15:24 SNK Neo-Geo AES (Giga Power)
15:32 Commodore 64
15:44 Nintendo Super Famicom Box (ft. Kirby)
16:29 Bit Corporation Gamate
16:36 Sega Master System (Alex Kidd in Miracle World)
16:41 Commodore CDTV
16:50 Sega Game Gear
16:53 Sega Game Gear (widescreen)
16:56 Sega Master System (8-bit Sonic 1)
17:01 Philips CD-i (Old)
17:12 PC Engine "SUPER" CD-ROM² System 3.00
17:18 Sega Mega-CD 1.00
18:25 Victor Wondermega
19:38 Sega Mega-CD/Wondermega Game Start
19:44 SNES-CD/Sony Super Famicom (PlayStation’s granddaddy)
19:48 Memorex VIS
19:55 TurboGrafx "SUPER" CD-ROM² 3.00
20:03 Watara Supervision (Black and White)
20:16 Watara Supervision (Alternate Sound)
20:21 Watara Supervision (TravellMate, still don't know what that is)
20:26 Sega CD 1.00
22:25 Sega CD Game Start (ft. Sonic the Hedgehog)
22:31 Fujitsu FM Towns Marty
24:10 Sega Mega-CD 2.00 (ft. Sonic the Hedgehog)
25:16 Sega Mega-CD 1.00 (PAL)
26:24 Sega Mega CD 2.00 (PAL)
27:44 Pioneer LaserActive (from Sega)
27:50 Pioneer LaserActive (from NEC) (I have a video you could use)
27:53 Commodore Amiga CD32 (Prototype)
28:13 Commodore Amiga CD32
28:39 3DO Interactive Multiplayer (Panasonic)
30:55 Welback Mega Duck (aka the Cougar Boy)
31:00 Sega CD 2.00
32:06 Sega CDX 2.21
33:10 Atari Jaguar
33:20 Capcom CPS Changer
33:23 Nintendo Super Game Boy
33:29 Sega Channel (Early, Early Prototype)
33:40 Sega Channel (Early Prototype)
34:05 Sega Channel (Late Prototype)
34:18 Sega Channel
34:40 Bandai Playdia
34:50 JVC X'Eye
36:05 3DO Interactive Multiplayer (Panasonic, FZ-10)
37:07 Sega Saturn (JP)
37:17 Victor V-Saturn
37:25 Sony PlayStation (JP)
37:44 NEC PC-FX
37:54 NEC PC-FX GA
38:03 3DO Interactive Multiplayer (Goldstar)
38:49 Apple Bandai Pippin
38:54 3DO Interactive Multiplayer (Sanyo)
39:40 Nintendo BS-X Satellaview
40:49 Sega Saturn (NTSC/PAL)
40:58 Nintendo Virtual Boy
41:18 Sony PlayStation (NTSC)
41:35 Sony PlayStation (PAL)
41:54 Atari Jaguar CD
44:33 Casio Loopy
44:38 Super A'can
44:42 Hitachi Hi-Saturn
44:51 SNK Neo Geo CDZ
45:06 Philips CD-i (New)
45:25 SNK Neo Geo CD
45:35 Bandai Sufami Turbo (what even is this)
45:39 Tiger Game.com (again, everything this thing did the DS did better)
45:47 Nintendo Super Game Boy 2 (JP)
45:53 Nintendo Game Boy Color
45:56 Nintendo Game Boy Color (Alt Colors)
46:00 SNK Neo Geo Pocket
46:08 Bandai WonderSwan
46:14 Sega Dreamcast Dev Kit (JP/NTSC)
46:23 Sega Dreamcast Dev Kit (PAL)
46:33 Sony PocketStation
46:47 SNK Neo Geo Pocket Color
46:54 Sega Dreamcast (JP/NTSC)
47:05 Sega Dreamcast (PAL)
47:17 Nintendo 64DD (JP) (ft. Mario)
49:07 Nintendo 64DD (NTSC, if only)
49:20 N64DD Game Start
49:23 Sony PS One (SCEI)
49:41 Sony PS One (SCEA)
50:00 Sony PS One (SCEE)
50:19 Sony PlayStation 2 (First Startup)
50:30 Sony PlayStation 2 (No Disc)
50:47 Sony PlayStation 2
51:03 Sony PlayStation 2 (RSOD)
51:35 Sony PlayStation 2 (lotta towers)
51:48 Cybiko
51:55 Bandai WonderSwan Color
52:09 Nintendo Game Boy Advance (Prototype)
52:13 Nintendo Game Boy Advance
52:18 Nintendo GameCube
52:25 Nintendo GameCube (Hold Z on one)
52:33 Nintendo GameCube (Hold Z on all four)
52:41 Microsoft Xbox (OG) (Prototype)
52:45 Microsoft Xbox (another prototype I see)
52:55 Microsoft Xbox
53:06 Pokemon Mini
53:11 Cybiko (again)
53:19 Game Park GP32
53:24 Game Park GP32 (Platinum or Silver?)
53:27 Pokemon Mini (again)
53:29 Nokia N-Gage
53:49 Nokia N-Gage 2.0 (service)
53:54 Tapwave Zodiac
53:56 Leapfrog Leapster
54:01 iQue Player
54:04 Sony PSX
54:10 Nintendo DS (Prototype, I think) (Top, no Nintendo)
54:13 Nintendo DS (Prototype) (Top with Nintendo)
54:16 VTech V.Smile
54:26 VTech V.Smile (China)
54:35 VTech V.Smile (France)
54:43 VTech V.Smile (Germany) (he sounds like Sonic)
54:50 VTech V.Smile (Italy)
54:57 VTech V.Smile (Mexico)
55:04 VTech V.Smile (Spain)
55:11 Nintendo DS (Prototype) (Top, no Nintendo) (again)
55:16 Nintendo DS (Prototype) (Both, no Nintendo)
55:20 Nintendo DS (Prototype) (Both with Nintendo)
55:23 Nintendo DS (Prototype) (Top with Nintendo)
55:28 Leapfrog Leapster (with L-MAX sound)
55:32 Leapfrog Leapster L-MAX
55:40 TimeTop (at least I think that's what it say)
55:48 Nintendo DS (Both, no Nintendo)
55:53 Nintendo DS (Top, no Nintendo)
55:58 Nintendo DS (Both with Nintendo)
56:04 Nintendo DS (Top with Nintendo)
56:10 Nintendo DS (Birthday, both, no Nintendo)
56:15 Nintendo DS (Birthday, top, no Nintendo)
56:20 Nintendo DS (Birthday, both with Nintendo)
56:25 Nintendo DS (Birthday, top with Nintendo)
56:32 Sony PlayStation Portable 1.00
56:40 Microsoft Xbox 360 (Prototype)
56:48 XavixPORT (NTSC)
56:57 XavixPORT (PAL)
57:01 Sony PlayStation Portable
57:12 Tiger Gizmondo
57:28 TimeTop 2.0 (did Cyrax make this?)
57:36 Leapfrog Leapster TV
57:43 iQue DS (Both) (how long were videogames banned in China?)
57:50 iQue DS (Both, Birthday)
57:54 iQue DS (Top)
57:59 iQue DS (Top, Birthday)
58:03 Sega Advanced Pico Beena
58:18 Game Park GP2X
58:23 Game Park GP2X 3.0
58:28 Game Park GPH
58:32 Microsoft Xbox 360 (OG)
58:41 VTech V.Smile Baby
58:49 VTech V.Smile Baby (Germany)
58:54 VTech V.Smile Baby (Spain)
59:01 VTech V.Smile Baby (Sweden)
59:06 Conny Pocket Dream Console
59:14 VTech V.Flash
59:23 Mattel HyperScan
59:54 Game Wave Family Entertainment System
1:00:09 Sony PlayStation 3 (OG)
1:00:23 Sony PlayStation 3 (Blue)
1:00:32 Nintendo Wii
1:00:45 Nintendo Wii (Health and Safety PAL)
1:00:52 Leapfrog Leapster2 (Low)
1:00:56 Leapfrog Leapster2 (High)
1:01:07 VTech V.Smile Motion
1:01:18 Leapfrog Didj
1:01:33 Nintendo DSi (Both, no Nintendo)
1:01:38 Nintendo DSi (Top, no Nintendo)
1:01:45 Nintendo DSi (Both with Nintendo)
1:01:51 Nintendo DSi (Top with Nintendo)
1:01:57 Sony PlayStation 3 (3.00) (JP)
1:02:07 Sony PlayStation 3 (3.00) (Slim)
1:02:14 Sony PlayStation 3 (3.00) (NTSC)
1:02:27 Sony PlayStation 3 (3.00) (Super Slim)
1:02:36 Sony PlayStation 3 (3.30)
1:02:47 iQue DSi (Both)
1:02:51 iQue DSi (Top)
1:02:56 OnLive
1:03:25 Microsoft Xbox 360 Slim/E/2010 Firmware (Prototype)
1:03:31 Microsoft Xbox 360 Slim/E/2010 Firmware
1:03:43 Leapfrog Leapster Explorer
1:03:45 Sony PlayStation Vita (First Startup)
1:03:56 Sony PlayStation Vita
1:04:12 Nintendo 3DS (Both)
1:04:15 Nintendo 3DS (Top)
1:04:17 Sony PlayStation 3 (3.30) (Super Slim)
1:04:29 SNK Neo-Geo X)
1:04:35 Nintendo Wii U
1:04:51 Nvidia Shield
1:05:00 OUYA
1:05:05 GameStick (Prototype)
1:05:12 GameStick
1:05:18 GameStick (Pink)
1:05:26 Sony PlayStation 4 (First Startup)
1:05:43 Sony PlayStation 4
1:06:04 Microsoft Xbox One (First Startup)
1:06:13 Microsoft Xbox One (with the dots)
1:06:24 M&D Monon Color
1:06:31 Microsoft Xbox One S
1:06:39 Valve Steam Machine
1:06:50 Nintendo Switch
1:07:00 Nintendo Switch (First Startup)
1:07:06 Microsoft Xbox One X
1:07:23 Sony PlayStation Classic
1:07:34 Sony PlayStation Classic Game Start
1:07:47 Sega Game Gear Micro
1:07:51 Blaze Evercade
1:08:08 Microsoft Xbox Series X/S
1:08:17 Sony PlayStation 5 (First Startup)
1:08:49 Sony PlayStation 5
1:09:09 Atari VCS
1:09:37 Logitech G
1:09:44 Valve Steam Deck
1:09:48 Valve Steam Deck (way too many alt startups to count)
1:12:52 Retroid Pocket2
1:12:55 Retroid Pocket2+ (ooh, GBA version)
1:13:03 Playdate (that felt like a TV show opening)
1:13:45 Microsoft Xbox Series X/S (new firmware)
1:13:50 Retroid Pocket3 (Donkey Kong Country Edition)
1:13:55 Asus ROG Ally
1:14:04 Valve Steam Deck OLED (I think)
1:14:09 Intellivision Amico
1:14:24 Wrap-Up
And on that note, I think I got everything. Again, if I got any of them wrong, PLEASE let me know. Good luck with college!
12:40 BRO STARTED FROM THE BOTTOM AND WENT DIGGING 🗣
Nice! I just watched the old version and now I watch this!
51:16 I definitely did my pants had to be burned to cleanse them
This is a very comprehensive list and I like watching it for the preservative value. It's been in my Liked list for weeks by this point.
Only today have I realised that there are subtitles. And the comments that occasionally come up are completely busting me up. The CDi ones are my favourites because there is a lot of time between the two clips in which a very stupid joke was planted and allowed to sprout.
We're dealing with an expert.
@@Noxedwin ayyy thanks!!! ❤️
The best thing about this is all of the nostalgia this brings back to me. I actually played on the Wii when I was younger, it brings me a lot of nostalgia to hear the startup! Thanks man! ❤
mario kart wii man ❤️❤️❤️
literally every place I went to back then had a wii and mkwii and it was so much fun. god i miss those days
The animation on the famicom disk system startup screen is hilarious!
Excellent work! Probably the best I've seen ever.
Best 80s startup: Sega Master System (never played any Sega consoles but wow, those old Sega startups are groovy!)
Best 90s startup: PS1 (pure nostalgia and bliss!)
Best 2000s startup: GameCube (easily, it's ICONIC)
Best modern era startup: Retroid Pocket 2+ (giving me that GBA nostalgia!)
R.I.P. Nintendo GameCube 2001-2007
the update we all needed
R.I.P. Sega Dreamcast 1998-2001
R.I.P. Nintendo Game Boy 1989-2003
R.I.P. PlayStation Portable 2004-2014
R.I.P. Nintendo Game Boy Color 1998-2003
I guess i will do some ratings
1 0:25 to 2:02 just screens. Nothing special
2 2:02 Who in the RDI team thought that making this expensive was a good idea
3 2:28 to 3:42 the "first" nintendo game product
4 3:44 rainbow
5 3:45 NES M82's lost brother. The music is a banger tho
6 6:01 why 404 specifically?
7 6:19 SEEEEEEGAAAAAAA
8 6:32 where my sega?
9 9:32 What. Does THIS actually exist?
10 9:56 apparently this is an actual console
11 10:11 this also an console
12 10:43 the music is worse if you slow it down on youtube
13 11:21 that's a neet video game system concept but ow
14 12:36 LASS UNS ZUSMMEN YOU LERNEN
15 13:21 this console followed the bad era but good battery
16 14:46 that FM tho 👍. Also the drumbeat version is just good if you slow it down
17 17:02 gay luigi
18 17:19 The console with the startup that looks like it should belong in some fictional TV channel from a cheap country
19 19:39 sega yay
20 19:50 why do I think this is Game Boy Advanced before Game Boy Advanced
21 20:03 literally the definition of quick in the video game culture
22 20:27 banger number 2. This looks great too
23 22:27 I love how vin refers sonic as the blue mouse. Lmao
24 22:34 balls
25 24:13 WHAT THE FUCK HAPPENED TO SNIC
26 28:16 commedore's last game console
27 28:40 gex
28 30:57 happy gober
29 31:04 this is just Japanese Sega CD v2.0
30 33:33 oh hey sonic
31 34:07 ow
32 34:21 ow
33 34:45 bounce
34 34:55 finally the last sega cd startup
35 37:10 omagad
36 37:54 woah
37 38:51📌📌
38 41:57 most of those don't fell real
39 44:44 high Saturn
40 45:08 dinner
41 45:29 spin
42 45:40 well at least it's better than what they were doing
43 46:07 SEE?
44 46:35 Sony was actually planning to release this almost world wide. And cancelled it
45 51:48 more Gameboy shit
46 52:09 I like this more than the actual jingle
47 53:13 more Gameboy shit 2
48 53:57 woah
49 54:10 where my bounce
50 55:18 we got more shit
51 55:41 worse Gameboy
52 56:33 woah
53 57:32 what is going on
54 57:44 more china
55 59:02 that Russian accent tho
56 59:16 tv
57 1:01:20 NINTENDO DS MENTIONED
58 1:04:31 NEO•GE- oh wait that was made in 2012. Dang it
59 1:07:24 that doesn't really look good
60 1:08:25 HOLY SHIT THAT 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
61 1:09:15 Atari back. Despite crashing the game market a very while ago
62 1:12:59 wtf
63 1:13:09 THAT'S A FUCKING BANGER HOLY SHIT AAAAAAAAAAA
R.I.P. Nintendo Game Boy Advance 2001-2008
R.I.P. PlayStation 3 2006-2017
R.I.P. PlayStation 1 1994-2006
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R.I.P. Sega Saturn 1994-2000
R.I.P. PlayStation Vita 2011-2019
R.I.P. Nintendo DS 2004-2013
R.I.P. Nintendo Wii U 2012-2017
R.I.P. PlayStation 2 2000-2013
6:57 Same soundtrack in the Sega world of Sonic all Star racing transform, he asked me why is it? 😂❤
R.I.P. Nintendo Wii 2006-2017
R.I.P. Xbox Original 2001-2009
R.I.P. Xbox One 2013-2020
R.I.P. Nintendo 64 1996-2002
I love explosions, too
Holy hell dude! How long did it take for you to create this masterpiece?
@rocketpunchgo1 this took a while to make trying to perfect the quality of the captures and researching obscure consoles that have a bootscreen.
R.I.P. Xbox 360 2005-2016
this is nostalgic
Here's a little help for you:
27:46 - I'm not sure that it's original startup of Pioneer Laseractive (Sega version), but I hope you'll find out - ua-cam.com/video/DNE10910eaE/v-deo.html
27:50 - Original startup of Pioneer Laseractive (NEC version) - ua-cam.com/video/vp_PumOBd7E/v-deo.html
OH MY GOD HOLY SHIT FINALLY THE NEC LASERACTIVE STARTUP THANK YOU SO MUCH YOU LIFE SAVER 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
@@Vin917 You're welcome, Vin. ^^
10:55: OK, Socrates... 🤔🤔😮😮
11:20: OMG, the Terebikko!! 🤔🤔😮😮
20:23: Game Boy Reference! 🤔🤔😮😮😊😊
27:55: Is this a beta version of the Amiga CD 32 Startup ? 🤔🤔😮😮😊😊
30:57: MegaDuck... i think i'd never heard about this console before... 🤔🤔😮😮
incredible
Nice! 👍
The Socrates hardware had some FM-ish sound and synthesized speech included. I'm guessing that the footage is from the emulator, the FM and speech cannot be emulated.
@retrojamm07 yeah. mame did say the emulation wasn't accurate, but it was the best i could do. here's hoping for more emulation improvements in the future.
...i say about an educational console lmao
@@Vin917 it happens, nothing is perfect. Im guessing the FM and speech isn't on real hardware for the German version too. 🤷♂️
you might request to macho nacho productions for the pioneer laseractive nec pc-engine startup. he got one and restored it.
who ever made the startup and music for socrates DID NOT COOK
TRUE‼️
1:04:39 STOP CALLING THE WII U BAD! It's actually a great and underrated console, but it has its number of flaws.
53:50 DRMBM
Bruh ur forgot added New Nintendo 3ds and 2ds startup lol
Can I add timestamps to this?
Sure! Go ahead!
@@Vin917 Alright. I'm genuinely stumped on some of these, so if I get any of them wrong, PLEASE let me know.
@@Vin917Please add them to timebar when you can.
dinner
Okay, I save you from fucking Socrates
Thanks and Socrates sucks
Grand Theft Auto Vice City! 54:10
There’s no subtitles.
Filthy Frank: Where are the subtitles? 😂
im working on it it's really taking longer than i thought
@@Vin917 Okay, Vin. I understand. ❤️ 👍
16:09 nsf
nintendo switch startup is 100% pure awful. just a red screen with fruity lame music.....PS2 is by far the greatest startup to ever exist = truly out of this world. GameCube 2nd best
well the thing is
the lil switch animation only shows up at first boot. the actual startup is 10x worse!!!!! yippeee!!!!!!!
i love a plain nintendo logo in a black void with no music whatsoever!!!!!!!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
even xbox cooked more than nintendo lmaooooo
this, the ui, and no web browser are the only 3 things the switch sucks at
everything else is peak
@@Vin917 its time for nintendo to go back to the GameCube & Wii U days = two best hard core gaming consoles nintendo even had period. that GameCube was so unreal
shteam deckhahahahahahahahaha hehe
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R.I.P. Nintendo 3DS 2010-2017