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The video explores the world of limited edition game consoles, tracing their history and appeal. Various gaming consoles like Game Boy, Atari Lynx, Nintendo 64, GameCube, and more are highlighted, each with unique designs and features. The evolution of limited editions from basic models to intricate, collectible variants is emphasized. Notable mentions include themed consoles like Zelda editions, Pikachu editions, tributes to popular games like God of War, and tie-ins with events and milestones. Brands like Nintendo, Sega, PlayStation, Sony, and Xbox are featured, each showcasing exclusive limited edition releases. The video concludes with a humorous anecdote, adding a personal touch to the discussion.
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In this segment, Scott discusses limited edition game consoles, highlighting their appeal and history. Limited editions feature unique designs, colors, and art, often produced in commemoration of events and in limited quantities. The concept gained popularity in the 90s as video game fandom grew. Scott personally prefers limited editions when he doesn’t already own the base system. He mentions various limited edition Game Boy models, which often featured logos and were primarily prize giveaways. The segment emphasizes the evolution of limited editions from basic designs to more intricate and collectible variants, encouraging viewers to explore console variations on consolevariations.com.
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In this segment, the YouTuber discusses limited edition versions of various gaming consoles, focusing on the Game Boy, Atari Lynx, Nintendo 64, and GameCube. They mention unique designs such as the Marlboro edition of the Lynx, various Game Boy models, Funtastic series of N64, and Pikachu editions of the N64 with special features like light-up cheeks. The segment also covers different GameCube designs like the Hanshin Tigers edition and the Pikmin 2 bundle. The YouTuber expresses preferences for specific designs and highlights the uniqueness of these limited edition consoles.
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In this segment of the video, the content discusses various limited edition Nintendo consoles such as the Crystal Chronicles GameCube, Thank You ATI edition, GBA SP NES edition, Famicom-themed Game Boy Micro, Zelda edition GBA, European exclusive Rockstar Games GBA, and Tribal tattoo variant. It highlights a real 24 karat gold SP version, Golden Sun edition, Pokemon editions, and tie-ins with games and events. The focus shifts to the 3DS line, mentioning various themed models like the Zelda Ocarina of Time 3D bundle, A Link Between Worlds, Smash Bros., Animal Crossing, and Year of Luigi. Additional references include Mario, Tomadachi, Pokemon, and NES-themed editions.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses various limited edition consoles from Nintendo, Sega, and PlayStation. Nintendo had different limited editions for their handhelds like the 3DS XL, New 3DS, 2DS, and also for the Wii and Wii U. Notable limited editions include the Ambassador Edition, Zelda editions, and special designs like the SNES edition. The speaker also talks about limited edition consoles from Sega, highlighting models like the Sega Sports black version and the Dreamcast Hello Kitty and Sonic anniversary editions. The segment wraps up with mention of limited edition PlayStation consoles, such as those commemorating milestones like PS1 and PS2 sales, as well as tie-ins like Monsters, Inc: Scare Island.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses limited edition consoles from Sony, such as the gold PS4 and various special editions released for games like Batman, Spider-Man, and God of War. They mention Sony’s PSP and PS Vita limited editions, with a particular fondness for the God of War: Ghost of Sparta design. Moving on to Xbox, iconic limited releases like the Mountain Dew Xbox, Halo special edition, and the Xbox 360 Simpsons Movie edition are highlighted. The Xbox One is noted for focusing more on controller variants. The speaker ends the segment humorously by transitioning to a funny personal anecdote about receiving a mild health diagnosis.