Hideo Kojima got his start in the MSX division of Konami with his first credit on this game.

Capsule Computers

Originally going to be given the "4", it instead became its own series on the SNES with the second title starring the dinosaur sidekick.

Considered one of the first consoles, Magnavox only produced these from '72 through '75 before making a 2nd one in 1978.

While Mario is considered his rival, this crocodilian was introduced as Donkey Kong's new enemy on the SNES.

Originally known as Ultimate Play the Game, this game developer had its start on ZX Spectrum titles such as Jetpak and Sabre Wulf.

International Rental Electronics Machines

Capcom would release two games for this licensed TV show with the second title becoming one of the rarest games.

Atari would give this console the "SuperSystem" name. It would be discontinued two years later with over 1 million units sold, 29 million less than its previous version.

The first Final Fantasy would introduce this evil knight as the final boss but he would make a few more appearances across the main series.

As DMA Design, this Edinburgh-based developer was known for shooter games on MS-DOS such as Menace and Blood Money long before they would go on to release their open-world crime series.

Connecticut Leather Company

This SNES duology started as a strategy/action-platformer game with a popular soundtrack. Sadly, Quintet never got to release the third title on the N64.

Despite selling over 2 million worldwide, this console was not produced by one company but was licensed out to many 3rd parties. It was discontinued after two years... but hey, at least it had Gex!

Samus took out Mother Brain in her first and second outing, but in the Return of Samus,

He had his start working on racing and flight combat titles long before he began planning for this renowned 4X series.

Service Games

Hideki Kamiya's side-scrolling action game on the Gamecube did not sell well despite having an outspoken fanbase with the lead character's last cameo in Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3.

Made as a CD-addon to their home-arcade console, it ended up bringing the prices down from $300+ per game to just under $70. Sadly, it only lasted for a year in the US before it was discontinued.

Before becoming The Boss, he had to take out The Boss in this action/survival/espionage title - considered the best one in the series.

Despite his untimely death in 1995, Gunpei Yokoi had a hand in developing Nintendo's early consoles, including working as a producer for the first three games of this tactics RPG series.

Phoenix and ENIAC - the world's first computer.

Set in the world of Ghoul 'n Goblins, this 3D action game only had two titles on the Playstation consoles.

Razer would acquire all of its assets in 2015 for this Kickstarter console which ended up being an Android-based platform with very few exclusive games with around 200,000 units sold.

While Metal Sonic made his debut in Sonic CD, he also would appear as the final boss in this off-shoot game on the 32X that didn't star Sonic.