game consoles
Television gaming systems
Game consoles are electronic devices designed primarily for playing video games, typically connected to a television or monitor.
Unlike personal computers, they're built for gaming first—think PlayStation, Xbox, or Nintendo Switch.
The term distinguishes dedicated gaming hardware from handheld devices or games played on phones and computers.
We spent the whole weekend on the game console.
- gamingInteractive electronic entertainment
- controllerDevice directing a system
- video gamesInteractive electronic entertainment
- cartridgeSealed container for supplies
- graphicsVisual design elements
disc · joystick · platformers · shooters · split screen · Nintendo · memory card · high score · plug and play · LAN parties · buttons · power button · loading · achievements · save · backwards compatibility · electronic games · couch
- e-wastee-waste, computers, laptops, smartphones, phones
- razor-and-blades modelprinters, ink cartridges, video games, coffee makers, coffee pods
- SonyPlayStation, Walkman, Handycam, Discman, DualShock
- party suppliesballoon, balloons, confetti, streamers, banners
- vintage techvintage cameras, transistor radios, vacuum tubes, turntables, phonographs
- hand-me-downsbaby clothes, coats, jackets, jeans, pants
game consolespersonal computers
Individual-use computing devices
mobile phones · smartphones · tablets · handheld consoles · board games
game consolesbooks
Bound written works
radio · physical exercise · musical instruments · nature walks · conversation
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