game console collection. To start let’s take a look at the Game Boy

which I’ve always been a big fan of. Here we’ve got the original Play It

Loud models in Black along with a really cool transparent version.

Compared to today’s standards it’s an absolute brick and not really all

that pocketable but for the time it wasn’t half bad. It might not have

aged that well but the Game Boy is still one of my favorites. Another

cool handheld is the Game Boy Light. This was a Japanese only

version of the Pocket that included a lit screen years before it hit other

Game Boy models. The screen was still pretty dim and it only plays

original Game Boy games but it’s still an interesting look back. While

it’s not rare in the slightest I’ve got to give a shoutout to the Game Boy

Color as well. I don’t think it’s an exaggeration to say I spent the

majority of my childhood on this playing the original Pokemon games

and it still works like new nearly 15 years later. Probably the best

Game Boy ever would be the Advance SP. Not only does it play all

Game Boy games on a backlit screen but it’s also got a compact

folding design that’s survived years in my pocket. Considering that I

still get a couple hours per charge on a ten year old battery this is

definitely one of my favorite consoles ever. Moving to a slightly...less

good portable we have the Nokia N-Gage QD which was recently

featured in my Top 5 Worst Phones ever video. While in some ways it

was the first phone to take gaming seriously it was also very flawed at

both making calls and playing on the go. Still though, the N-Gage is an

interesting part of my collection. Now let’s move on to a few of my

favorite full sized systems. The original PlayStation 1 was the first

console to drag my younger self out of the arcade. It, along with the

much smaller PS One really showed that Sony could make a stellar

console and while the graphics haven’t held up too well there are still

lots of games that are as much fun to play as ever. One of my favorite

parts of my collection is the orange Nintendo 64. I’ve got to admit I’m

still a sucker for transparent consoles and the N64 was a perfect

choice to get the see through treatment. The Sega Dreamcast is

probably one the most underrated consoles ever. It had all kinds of

impressive features including online play, solid graphics and some

great games...some really great games. Another console I think a lot

of people overlook is the Nintendo GameCube. These are ridiculously

cheap now especially considering how many fun games they have.

Oh, and did I mention it has a handle? I don’t see how you can argue

with this. So these are some of my favorite systems but I’m curious to

know, what’s your favorite game console of all time? Definitely be sure

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