[Thoughts] The Nintendo 64's Special Editions Were Decent

[Thoughts] The Nintendo 64's Special Editions Were Decent - Coolest Consoles (Part 1)

Let's look at some N64 Special Edition consoles!

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In this series of blogs, I will be covering my favourite versions of each console that I have owned. Now, I most likely don't have any of these myself due to the pricing for them, but I can still see them very well online through photos/videos. However, if I do have one of them, I will make a note of it. Each part of this series will contain a top five for that specific console, this is in order as well from least liked to most liked. Anyway, without further ado, let's start!

5. Nintendo 64 Clear White / Red Console

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This console is my fifth favourite. There are two other versions of this console but I think the dark blue goes the best with the yellow. The Pikachu featured on the console doesn’t just look cool, but they also worked its foot to be the reset button which is a nice touch. Another cool touch is that the power button is a Poke ball. The controller isn’t just a colour but features the Pokémon logo on it too.

4. Nintendo 64 Pikachu Dark Blue Console

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This console is my fourth favourite. There are actually two other versions of this console but I think the dark blue goes the best with the yellow. The pikachu featured on the console doesn't just look cool but they worked its foot to be the reset button which is a nice touch. Another cool touch is that the power button is a Pokeball. The controller isn't just a colour but features the Pokemon logo on it too.

3. Nintendo 64 Funtastic Grape Purple Console

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This console is my third favourite. Sometimes less is more and with this one, I feel that applies. The dark purple colour and see-through case looks really clean. It's not too in your face like some of the other designs can be. The buttons on the controller really pop out well with this one too.

2. Nintendo 64 Daiei Hawks Console

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This is my second favourite console design. Orange and black is one of my favourite colour combinations and I think it looks great here. Again, we have the cool see-through case as well here. I'm not sure what collab this console is for but I'm glad it was done.

1. Nintendo 64 Gold Console

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This is my absolute favourite version of the Nintendo 64. Many gold editions go wrong by making it an unpleasant gold colour, however this one is more akin to rose gold and looks amazing. This would be the ultimate display piece to have on a shelf. While it may not have much else other than color, it doesn't need to.

That's it for part 1 of this series, for part 2 stay connected!

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