JS Thousands (game console series)

Introduction
The JS Thousands game console series is a made up game console series produced by JS that ran from 1977-1992. The MKS Home Gaming Consoles series also ended in 1992. Click here to see the page for the MKS Home Gaming Consoles series.

JS 1000
The JS 1000 was released by JS in 1977. This console had 10 built-in games, but it did not have a cartridge slot.

JS 2000
The JS 2000 was released by JS in 1977, just a few months after the 1000. This console had 10 built-in games like last time, but this version had a cartridge slot.

JS 3000
The JS 3000 was released by JS in 1978. This console had 15 built-in games, and had a cartridge slot.

JS 3005
The JS 3005 is a mini update to the JS 3000. It was released in 1980.

JS 3050
Later in the year, the JS 3050 was released. It was a larger update to the JS 3050. It was released in 1980, like the 3005.

JS 4000
The JS 4000 had 5 built-in games, to decrease the cost. It also had a cartridge slot, like the 2000, 3000, 3005, and 3050. The 4000 was released by JS in 1982. It didn't sell barely any in 1983, but after 1984 it was fine.

JS 4050
The JS 4050 was an update to the 4000. This console was released by JS in really late 1982, so this update didn't sell really well.

JS Ulti8 (JS 5000)
The JS Ulti8 was actually a part of the Thousands series, but it was not using a thousands number in the name. The JS Ulti8 was released by JS in 1986. This console had a Japanese counterpart, called the JS Japan 5000, which was released by JS Japan in 1987.

JS 6000
The JS 6000 was released by JS in 1988. It was pretty much a redone 5000, with better hardware.

JS 7000
The JS 7000 was released by JS in 1989. This console was competing with the StarGaming Console II, which was released by StarGaming in 1987.

JS 8000
This console pretty much made everyone realize that the Thousands series was dying. This one didn't sell that great. The console was released by JS in 1991.

JS 9000
The JS 9000 was released by JS in 1992. This console was the big finale for the series. After this, the series was replaced by the JS Console series, which started in 1993, and still runs today.

JS 10000 (prototype)
The JS 10000 was actually going to be the finale, but the name looked weird when typed out, so it was changed to the JS Console 10, the first of the JS Console series. The JS Console 10 was released in 1993.

JS 11000 (prototype)
In Japan, JacobSparker Inc. tried to make the JS Console 11 and give the JS Thousand series a proper sendoff, in 1997 JacobSparker Inc. lost all the money they had working on it. by January 1998 they eroded away.

Conclusion
So, that's the JS Thousands game console series. Again, I will repeat, this series IS made up, so it is not real.