Template:Console-infobox

Usage

 * Title: Name of the console.
 * Image: Image that represents either the console itself, or its logo.
 * Developer(s) {developer}: Who developed the console (usually you).
 * Manufacturer(s) (manufacturer) :Explains who manufactured, or made the hardware of or the physical console itself.
 * Product Family (family): Explains the family or the evolutionary "group" of the console based on the designs, hardware and backward/forward capabilities of a group of console developed and/or manufactured by the same companies (Gameboy, Gameboy Color and Gameboy Advance)
 * Console Type {type}: This explains the type of console (e.g. A Nintendo DS is a Handheld Console, and a Wii a Home Console)
 * Subtype(s) {subtypes}: A console can have improvements, too (especially Handhelds). Subtypes lists the updated versions [models] of a console (e.g. the one for the Game Boy Advance is the Game Boy Advance SP.)
 * Generation: The evolutionary gaming period the console is made to compete with other console made around its time by different companies (7th generation consoles: Nintendo Wii, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 from 2005 to 2012)
 * Release Date(s) {release}: The release of the console
 * Discontinued: The date a console stops selling or service no longer supported
 * Online Connectivity {connectivity}: Whether the console is able to connect to the Internet.
 * Media: Hardware used to install or run software when inserted or connected to a console
 * CPU: Central processing unit or its processor.
 * GPU: Graphic processing unit or its graphics card.
 * System on Chip
 * Northbridge
 * Southbridge
 * Backward Compatibility {backward}: Put here a console which games can be played on the console where this article is about, and is older than that console. (e.g. a Wii can play GameCube games, so, if this article is about the Wii, put here Nintendo GameCube)
 * Forward Compatibility {forward}: Put here a console which games can be played on the console where this article is about, and is newer than that console. (e.g. a Game Boy can play (some) Game Boy Color games, so, if this article is about the Game Boy, put here Game Boy Color)
 * Predecessor: Consoles that are older than the current console (The Wii is the predecessor of the Wii U)
 * Successor: Consoles that are newer than the current console (The Wii U is the successor of the Wii)
 * Feature(s) {features}: Special and important modes and items that are used for the console.