Tenth generation of video game consoles

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The Tenth Generation of video game consoles is a future video game generation of the Fantendoverse although is also partly in the present. It was the first Console Generation in which multiple main consoles were developed by companies that shared a Parent Company, in this case, Nintendo. The Tenth Generation includes consoles made by Gear Games and Creative Game Co. (in Co-Development with Nintendo), Darklight Studios (in Co-Development with Nintendo, Sony, Microsoft and Valve), Pyro Enterprizes, and newcomers Isurus Multimedia Industries (in Co-Development with Nintendo) and  RaGE Global.
The first console to be announced was Pyro Enterprizes' Pyrohedron which was announced in Mid-Late 2014. The Pyrohedron is the only solely developed console of this generation although takes inspiration from previous video game consoles such as the Playstation 4. The Pyrohedron is the cheapest console of the generation although offers similar capabilities to its rival consoles. The main new feature of the Pyrohedron is its detachable Second Screen, argueably an advancement on the Dreamcast's original concept. The console is planned to be released at some time in 2022 with 4 bundles available.
The second console to be announced was Gear Games' Evo-Gem which was anncounced in Early 2016, approximately 2 years after the announcement of the Pyrohedron. The Evo-Gem was created with the intention of a safe online experience for its users with pure gaming experience, a common theme between most of these consoles. The Evo-Gem was originally slated to be released in Late 2016 however was delayed for some circumstances, such as to prevent to get into competition with the Nintendo Switch of its parent company, and because Gear Games thought that it is wiser to enhance it and to fit it more in later years like in 2020s.
According to Gear Games, in addition of this console being the first to be released of the four consoles, in 2022 grossed 1.5 Million Units sold on its first day, the highest of any consoles at the time. This console is notable for having games dedicated for or that include the character Wario, and the main reason is to celebrate the Year of Wario, to celebrate his 30th anniversary since his debut from Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins, back in 1992.
The third console to be announced was Darklight Studios' Visus Sphere which was announced in Early-Mid 2016. The Visus Sphere is intended to be an incredibly powerful console using a combination of advanced technology and established franchises to give it an edge. The console was released at some point in 2022 with 5 variations, it is unknown the sales specifically although the games from its launch performed incredibly well with their intended audiences.
The fourth console to be announced was Zen Studios' Zenze, which was announced in Mid 2016. Zenze tries to mantain a "classic" console status by not adding any significant gimmicks. It was made with cross-compatibility in mind, and it allows for developers to be more versatile with the console since it runs a modified version of Android.
The fifth console to be announced was the Nintendo HDS, which was announced in 2018. It was developed by Creative Game Co., with help from Nintendo to be a successor to the Nintendo Switch and the Nintendo 3DS. As such, it is an HD , Double-Screen, Hybrid Console, aimed at being gaming convenience (running at 1080p at all times). While it's release date is currently unknown, it is rumored to be sometime mid-2019.
The sixth console to be announced was the Nintendo Super Switch, announced at E3 2022. A successor to the Nintendo Switch and co-developed with the then-indie company Isurus Multimedia Industries, the Super Switch took what made the Switch great and psuhed it as far as it could go. The Super Switch had up to 4K resolution, backwards compatibility for the Wii onward, forwards compatibility with the Switch, and a robust lineup of games.
The seventh console to be announced was Nintendo's Nintendo Switch 2, annnounced at E3 2023 to be the successor to the Nintendo Switch. It was the only console not to be affilated with a fanon company. It was a big step ahead of the Nintendo Switch, being able to run most games at a solid 4K 72fps. It also featured a more portable dock and an overhauled, easy-to-use OS.
On August 22, 2023, Nintendo revealed the Nintendo Push, a lightweight, affordable successor to both the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo 3DS. It ran games at 1080p at 60fps, cost $250 USD and could run all Nintendo Switch and Nintendo 3DS games. It also featured a service known as PolyStream, which could remotely play games if connected to a Nintendo Polygon.
The Tenth Generation is a bit of a mix and mash of old and new ideas and focuses more so on the purity of video games. Most consoles lack a true gimmick like the Wii’s Motion Controls or Xbox's Kinect and instead opt to focus on advancement of standard features. The systems have a focus on seclusion and division of franchises to maximize buyer influence. As two of the consoles are developed by companies owned by the same parent company it offers an interesting perspective as a new company (Pyro Enterprizes) attempts to gain a foothold in what has become a single-party industry.
==Comparison==
Name 	Evo-Gem 	Visus Sphere 	Pyrohedron 	Zenze 	AXE 	Nintendo Switch 2 	Nintendo HDS 	Nintendo Push 	Nintendo Super Switch
Manufacturer 	Gear Games 	Darklight Studios 	Pyro Enterprizes 	Zen Studios 	RaGE Global 	Nintendo 	Creative Game Co. 	Step Ahead Studios 	Isurus Multimedia Industries
Logo 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Release Date 	2022 	2022 	2022 	2019 	2023 	Nov 31, 2024 	??? 	26 January 2024 	December 4, 2022
System Type 	Hybrid Console (Home Console/Handheld Tablet)	Home Console 	Home Console 	Home Console 	Home console 	Hybrid console 	Hybrid Double-Screen Console	Handheld with TV Connectivity	Hybrid Console
License 	Yes (with Third Party) 	Yes (with Third Party)	Yes (with Third Party)	Yes (with Third Party)	Yes (with Third Party)	Yes (with Third Party)	Yes (with Third Party) 	Yes (with Third Party) 	Yes (with Third Party)
Features 	
*Tablet Controller (optional)
*1080 HD (Tablet), up to 8K HDMI (Home)
*Internet Connectivity via. Connext or regular Internet
*Mod-Friendly via. Mod-Mode
*12GB RAM
*Streaming via Twitch
*Very fast loading and downloading speed
*Guaranteed lag-free experience on local and online play
*Able to display iOS and Android deivces (Home version)	
*8K, 4K, 1080p, 1080i, 720p (HDMI)
*Local and Remote Streaming via. Viscus Capture App/iOS Devices/Android Devices
*Steam
*Origin
*uPlay
*Windows Live
*2TB HDD (User Replaceable)
*Terabit Ethernet	
*1080p HD
*4G Networking
*Mod-Friendly via. Source Code app
*Steam
*Streaming via Twitch or HotSeat
*Internet Connectivity
*Detachable touch screen	
*1080p HD
*64GB SSD
*Wi-Fi and Ethernet
*Streaming via Twitch
*Can be rooted
*OS can be replaced	
*4G LTE Networking (with plan with AX Mobile)
*Wifi
*1080p60fps(720p50fps model also available)
*100GB SSD (for OS and a couple of games)
*1.5TB HDD (replaceable)
*10GB RAM
*AMD Radeon powered	
*8K (Handheld), 1440p (Home)
*Portable dock
*Internet Connectivity
*Built-in Camera
*Screenshot and video capture
*VR-compatible	
*1080p in Docked/Handheld Modes
*Double Screen (Bottom one is a Touch Screen)
*Built-In Camera (both for screenshots and real life)
*Built-In Microphone
*2.5TB	
*1080p 60fps Handheld
*1080p 60fps Docked
*Detatchable controllers (Push Remotes)
*"Up To" 6 hours of battery life
*Built-In Microphone
*256gb internal storage (expandable with MicroSD)
*$250 USD	
*4K Graphics
*1080p, 60fps
*Multiple Processing Chips
*Gyroscope
*Backwards compatibility with Wii onward
*Forwards compatibility with Switch
*Virtual Console
*Nintendo Bounty
Games 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Operating System	
SGOS
(Super Gaming Operation System) 	Maximus OS 	PyrOS 	Zen OS 	AX-OS 	NSOS 	HDS OS 	StepAhead OS 	
Online Features 	
*Internet Connectivity
*Streaming
*Youtube
*Facebook
*Twitter
*Netflix
*hulu Plus
*Connext Market
*Twitch	
*Internet Connectivity
*Steam
*Origin
*uPlay
*Windows Live
*Streaming
*Netflix
*Youtube
*Twitch	
*Internet Connectivity
*eStore
*Steam
*HotSeat
*Twitch
*Source Code/Source Shop
*Netflix
*Youtube	
*Internet Connectivity
*Game Store
*Google Play Music
*Facebook
*Twitter
*Instagram
*Twitch
*Netflix
*Youtube	
*Internet
*Axiom Game & Video Store
*Social media networks
*YouTube
*Twitch
*Hulu, Netflix, Amazon Video, Sling	
*Internet
*YouTube
*Netflix
*Facebook
*Twitter
*Instagram
*Hulu	
*Internet Connectivity
*More To Come!	
*Internet Browser
*YouTube
*Netflix
*PolyStream	
*Internet Connectivity
*Music Downloading
*Various Streaming Services
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