According to some of the staff each from Microsoft and Apple Computer, Microsoft's Virtual Console and Apple's iGame TV are each going to come worldwide around 2019 and 2020; the following are "Virtual Console" and "PVC by Microsoft" exclusive to Windows computers worldwide, and "iGame TV" and "iGame Portable" exclusive to Macintosh computers worldwide. That means storage for blank video game cartridges and optical discs will be made by any optical media manufacturer. Because of the revival of America and the world's video game industry, there are plans for Microsoft and Apple Computer to work on Virtual Console and iGame TV respectively, as of June/July 2015.

The following video game systems both "Virtual Console" and "iGame TV" would finally support emulation are:

* 3DO Interactive Multiplayer
* Amstrad CPC
* Arcadia 2001
* Atari 2600
* Atari 5200
* Atari 7800
* Atari 8-Bit
* Atari Jaguar
* Atari Lynx
* Atari ST
* ColecoVision
* CPS-1/2/3
* Commodore Amiga
* Commodore 64
* Famicom Disk System
* Game Boy
* Game Boy Advance
* Game Boy Color
* GameCube
* GCE Vectrex
* Mattel Intellivision
* Memotech MTX
* MSX
* MSX2
* Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator (MAME)
* Namco System 22
* Neo-Geo
* Neo-Geo CD
* Neo-Geo Pocket
* Neo-Geo Pocket Color
* Nintendo / Famicom
* Nintendo DS
* Nintendo 64
* Nintendo Wii
* PC Engine / TurboGrafx-16
* PC Engine CD-ROM / TurboGrafx-16 CD
* PlayStation
* PlayStation 2
* PlayStation 3
* PlayStation Portable
* Sega 32X
* Sega Dreamcast
* Sega Game Gear
* Sega Master System
* Sega Mega-CD / Sega CD
* Sega Mega Drive / Sega Genesis
* Sega Saturn
* Sega SC-3000
* Sega SF-7000
* Sega SG-1000
* Sinclair ZX-81
* Super Nintendo / Super Famicom
* Tangerine Oric
* TRS-80 Color Computer
* Virtual Boy
* Watara Supervision
* WonderSwan
* WonderSwan Color
* XBOX
* XBOX 360
* ZiNc
* ZX Spectrum
* .......and a few others worldwide!

Not included on either the cartridge or CD-ROM slots are PC-DOS abandonware emulators, mobiles, pocket PCs, Nokia Series 60, N-Gage & QD, Palm OS, Linix Ubuntu, Solaris, Windows, Macintosh, and Solaris (which would never support emulation). Each $99.99 box for Virtual Console or iGame TV has approx. 4 controllers, video game super-system with a optical disc slot and a cartridge slot (NOTE: CDs, DVDs, and Blu-ray Discs are compatible with the optical disc slot of each one of both models as well), CD-ROM software, AV//RCA cable jacks, power adapter with 120VAC/60Hz input and 9VDC/350mA output, instructions, and lots more. Each $49.99 box for Virtual Console and iGame TV packs come with everything each from both: "Action Pack" and "Sports Pack" (which each feature 2 controllers), among other features.

Some of the staff each from Microsoft and Apple Computer said that they're going to release them both worldwide around 2019 (Japan, North America, and the PAL region) and 2020 (all of the rest of the world), with multi-emulation video game super system units each compatible exclusively to TVs and PCs.

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