BootlegStudios Consoles (game console series)

Introduction
The BootlegStudios Consoles is a game console series by BootlegStudios that ran from 1980 until 2016. Please note that this game console series is made up.

BootlegStudios Console
In 1980, the BootlegStudios Console was released. It was a clone of the Atari 2600. This console played Atari 2600 games, with the same hardware, but with worse graphics and different controllers. Instead of the usual Atari joystick controller, the controller had a d-pad and 4 buttons. The controllers were poorly made.

BootlegStudios Console II
In 1984, the BootlegStudios Console II was released. It was a Famiclone. It had horrible sound. It used the same sound chip as the Atari 2600, for some reason.

BootlegStudios Console III
In 1989, the BootlegStudios Console III was released. It was a clone of the Sega Genesis. It had the option of using batteries, or the AC adapter. The console took 10 batteries if you used the battery option. It drained them in about 30 minutes though. It failed more than the previous consoles in the series.

BootlegStudios Handheld III
Later in 1989, the BootlegStudios Handheld III was released. It was a clone of the Nintendo Game Boy. It used 10 batteries, and drained them in 2 hours. It also had horrible backlighting.

BootlegStudios Console 4
In 1992, the BootlegStudios Console 4 was released. It was a clone of the SNES. The controller was built poorly. The buttons were weirdly placed. The d-pad broke very easily.

BootlegStudios Console 5
In 2012, the BootlegStudios Console 5 was released. It was a clone of nothing, suprisingly. It had motion control, and it used Infrared technology though, which made it kind of fail. It was hardly accurate. The games released for the launch of the console were Chris' Family, William II, Tennis, Golf, Pocket Monsters 12, Sports Collection 2012, Ice Ladders, Toy Story 7, and Super Fries 64.

BootlegStudios Console 6
In 2014, the BootlegStudios Console 6 was released. It was a clone of nothing, like the last release. It had motion control, which was improved and it was replaced with Bluetooth technology. It did better than the last release. The launch titles for the console were Pool, Clorox 64, Sports Collection 2014, LBoy 64, Straight the Pins, Slongebob Kart, Board 3000, Kinect Maker, JacobNitro, Bowling, and Alfred's Great Adventure.

BootlegStudios Handheld 6
The BootlegStudios Handheld 6 was released in 2015. The button placement was similar to the GBA SP. It's launch titles were Sports Collection 2015, Board 3000H, Super Fries 128, Mitchem Advanced, and Pocket Monsters 24.

BootlegStudios Console 7F
The BootlegStudios Console 7F was released in 2016. The "F" stands for Finale. It was a clone of nothing, had motion control, and it had built-in games too. The launch titles for the console (that were not included) were Sports Collection 2016, Hockey, Video Game Blocks, and Block Play Traffic Signs.

Conclusion
So, that's the BootlegStudios Consoles game console series. Note, this game console series is made up so it is not real.