Revolutionary Video Game Hardware That Pushed Boundaries

This article highlights several video game consoles, accessories, and devices that were ahead of their time, pushing boundaries and offering a glimpse into the future. Examples include Atari's wireless controllers in 1983, Sega's Dreamcast with a built-in network connection in 1998, Nintendo's experimental Virtual Boy in 1995, Milton Bradley's Microvision with changeable cartridges in 1979, and Nintendo's Game Boy Camera accessory in 1998. Other notable mentions include Sega's Activator, Nintendo's Super Game Boy, Sega's Time Traveler arcade game, and Sega's Sega Channel, which allowed game downloads in the 1990s. Additionally, the article highlights the PC Engine's CD-ROM add-on in 1988, which revolutionized storage and audio capabilities in gaming.