Best Game Console Design
<div class="IPBDescription">Nominate your favourite</div> <b>Whats your favorite Game Console Design?</b>
I really like the sleek styling of the N64, it's curvaceous body (much like a beautiful woman). The voluptuous legs that supported the unit. The dust flaps that you could thrust your cartridge into. It's an overall very nice piece of industrial design. It's also built like a tank, you could drop it from a 2nd floor window and it'll still survive.
Ooooh, baby yeah...
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I really like the sleek styling of the N64, it's curvaceous body (much like a beautiful woman). The voluptuous legs that supported the unit. The dust flaps that you could thrust your cartridge into. It's an overall very nice piece of industrial design. It's also built like a tank, you could drop it from a 2nd floor window and it'll still survive.
Ooooh, baby yeah...
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Nice and compact, in an ergonomic shape. Yeahhhh baby.
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The controls on the Atari console were very minimal. The best thing about the joystick was that it was coated in rubber, which gave it a sexy sheen and very easy to clean. Metal switches too, nice touch.
You can't beat wood, natural and wholesome.
mainly i like the games that are out for the ps2...there is more to choose from.
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Either that or someone lost his edit button.
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Agreed.
a modern package, mini-dvd's, 4 ports builtin and it still has solid feeling power & eject buttons unlike the ps2
I'm not sure if I like how the power & AV connectors protrude, and they could have used a more standard power cable... but overall I like it
ps2 is a close second... it fits in perfectly with my home stereo
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What can I say, I'm a sucker for the all-in-one package. It's very intimidating, it's huge, and you can never get caught without a TV on the road or something.
A close second would be the PC Engine (AKA Turbografx 16), because it's so unique.
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But that Atari 2600 re-released in a recration Atari joystick is pretty slick too.
I like that.
I have to go with my NES.
I'm convinced that most modern (AKA post PSX) controllers can be used as attack boomerangs if one gets the wrist action just right.
Probably one of the most overlooked systems, I'm all for the SMS.
Sleek styling, very resistant to spills, and no need to blow in the cartridge and fiddle with it for five to ten minutes before playing. Also, the Zillion light-gun is a nice touch, and the arcade sticks had nice, beefy grips on the stick itself.
Alternately, the Genesis/SegaCD/32X Power Stack easily remains one of the most intimidating gaming systems to date (with all the Gen 1 parts, that is). Towering tall, with kickass games like SonicCD, Silpheed, and Shining Force CD to drive it along, and built-in RCA outputs.
The SNES was another great one.. THAT, you could drop from a second-story window and have survive. Innovative power and reset 'buttons' made it hard for a game to get tripped over and accidentally turned off, and the eject lever/button is still fun to play with. Super Scope 6 rocked all over for those who could afford one. And the Multitap, with games like Super Bomberman, SB2, Secret of Mana, SOM2, and so on, it remains a fixture at any party.
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Small, but Durable. A real trooper. I loved that system- best games were on it. Shame Sega botched its managment (they fired Bernie Stolar,the guy who could have saved Sega of America.)
And I still have my SNES from 91. And it works!
Too bad it's not coming to US.<img src='http://www.watch.impress.co.jp/game/docs/20011002/dscn0006.gif' border='0' alt='user posted image'>
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It looks about the same size as an Xbox, if not smaller.
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<span style='color:red'>The N64, looks so cute and cuddly... </span>
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meh, secksahest system?
Game Cube
prooving that size does not matter!
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its all fruedian! (sp?)
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RANGED WEAPONS SHALL PROVAIL!!! (unless you have the speed of a skulk or can blink <!--emo&:p--><img src='http://www.unknownworlds.com/forums/html/emoticons/tounge.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='tounge.gif'><!--endemo-->)