I didn't know they were that many, wow.
I have a see-through blue one.
Wow, are they still NRFB? I only got the standard black one, heh.
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I still have my launch N64 box, and I love it to death... so much win, best game console box ever!!!
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On 2/24/13, MB1025 said:
You know I was always wondering why no one ever used the dollar sign for $ony, but then I realized they have no money so it would be pointless.
I knew their were that many different colours and designs. This is why I have to wonder where is my green Wii. GameCube had a few colours too. Where is my black, Red, Green and so fourth. I wish Nintendo stayed the same colour enthuisiast company they used to be. Now when you look at consoles you get either a black console or a white console. No variety at all!
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Colors were a marketing ploy to try to generate more interest in N64 and Gamecube and they didn't really work (releasing colors didn't move N64 ahead of PS1 or Gamecube ahead of PS2), so Nintendo might not consider releasing the Wii in tons of colors as something essential that they should do because they don't really need to to help Wii's sales.
I think I remember reading that after N64 that Nintendo had a surplus of colored plastic built up and that stuff isn't that great for the environment.
Except for the Gold one I knew about all of those
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