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Sure! Here's an example of a HTML file for a game station console that can have a maximum of 3 games:

In this example, we have a JavaScript object `gameStation` that represents the game station console. It has two methods: `addGame` to add games to the station, and `playGame` to play a specific game based on its index. You can customize the `addGame` and `playGame` methods to suit your own game implementation. Instead of the console.log statements, you can add your own logic to start and play the games using pictograms or any other desired interface. Remember to replace the comments with your actual game code. Additionally, you can add CSS styles within the `<style>` tag to customize the appearance of the game station console interface. Please note that the example provided is a basic framework to get started and you'll need to build upon it with your own specific game logic and graphical elements.

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Sure! Here's an example of a HTML file for a game station console that can have a maximum of 3 games:

```html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
  <head>
    <title>Game Station</title>
    <style>
      /* Add your CSS styles here if needed */
    </style>
  </head>
  <body>
    <script>
      // Game Station Object
      const gameStation = {
        games: [],
        addGame: function (game) {
          if (this.games.length < 3) {
            this.games.push(game);
            console.log(`Game '${game}' added to the Game Station.`);
          } else {
            console.log("Cannot add more than 3 games to the Game Station.");
          }
        },
        playGame: function (gameIndex) {
          if (gameIndex < this.games.length) {
            console.log(`Playing game: ${this.games[gameIndex]}`);
            // Add your game logic here - replace console.log with actual gameplay functionality
          } else {
            console.log("Invalid game index.");
          }
        },
      };

// Example usage
      gameStation.addGame("Game 1");
      gameStation.addGame("Game 2");
      gameStation.addGame("Game 3");

gameStation.playGame(0);
    </script>
  </body>
</html>
```

In this example, we have a JavaScript object `gameStation` that represents the game station console. It has two methods: `addGame` to add games to the station, and `playGame` to play a specific game based on its index.

You can customize the `addGame` and `playGame` methods to suit your own game implementation. Instead of the console.log statements, you can add your own logic to start and play the games using pictograms or any other desired interface.

Remember to replace the comments with your actual game code. Additionally, you can add CSS styles within the `<style>` tag to customize the appearance of the game station console interface.

Please note that the example provided is a basic framework to get started and you'll need to build upon it with your own specific game logic and graphical elements.