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Did You Know These Existed? Let's Find Out!

(These Commonly Aren't Known, So if You Know, Well Done. The Consoles are Manifactured by Nintendo, Credits to Them!)

Wii Mini/Wii Mini Remote

Main Info

The Wii Mini is a Miniature and Smaller Version of the Nintendo Wii, that came in Black and Red.

Releases, Discontinues and Regions

The Wii Mini was Released in 2012 and It Was Exclusively Released in Canada First, until releasing Worldwide. The Wii Mini was Discontinued in 2017. 

Accessories and Controllers

It Came with Its Own Red Wii Remote, as well as a Nunchuck too. 

Other Facts

• The Wii Mini's Model name is "RVL-201", after the "RVL-101" (Wii: Family Edition).

• The Price was Cost Reduced compared to the Original Wii.

Pocket Pikachu (Pokemon Pikachu) Series Line

Pocket Pikachu

The Pocket Pikachu is a Mini Handheld Tamagotchi-Type Console, with a Virtual Pikachu to take care of. It Released 1998. The Device Tracks Steps with the Device Switched Off (Which May have Inspired the 3DS Line Later On).

Pocket Pikachu Color

The Pocket Pikachu Color is a Lesser Known Model, adding Color to the LCD Screen. Not Much Information is Known About it.

Pocket Pikachu 2GS

The Pocket Pikachu 2GS is the Final Line of Pocket Pikachu Handhelds. The Handheld Has Upgraded Animations compared to the Pocket Pikachu.

Panasonic Q

Main Info

The Panasonic Q is a Model of the GameCube, produced by Panasonic to Play DVDs and CDs. 

Releases, Discontinues and Regions

The Console Released in 2001 and was Discontinued in 2003 due to Poor Sales. The Device only got a Couple Thousand Sales.

Accessories and Controllers

 The Home Console Came With Its Own Controller, Produced By Panasonic. Though, it looked similar to The GameCube Controllers. The Hybrid DVD Player also came with a Television Remote.

Games

The Panaosnic Q plays GameCube Games like a GameCube but also Plays DVDs and CDs like a DVD Player.

Wii: Family Edition

Main Info

The Wii: Family Edition is a  Variation and Redesign of the Wii designed to Sit Horizontally. The Original Colors are a Light Blue Color. The Wii Console can Come in a White Color, and a Black Color Too.

Releases, Discontinues and Regions

The Wii was released in Europe, North America and Australia. It Was NOT Released in Japan (Surprisingly). This Wii Console Released in 2011 on October 23th (NA Release), November 4th (Eur Release) and November 11th (AU Release). The Worldwide Discontinuation was in 2013 on October 20th.

Accessories and Controllers

The Wii: Family Edition (Like Most Wiis) come with its own Wii Remote, with it being the Console's Light Blue Color (Or White) and has a Nunchuck too.

Games

The Console takes Wii Games, but not GameCube due to Lacking its Functionality.

Other Facts

• The Wii Console can come with Wii Party and Wii Sports, New Super Mario Bros Wii or Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games.

• The RVL-101 is the Model Name of this Wii.

• The Wii: Family Edition is Cost Reduced, Reducing the Price compared to the Original Wii.

• It Doesn't Have Any GameCube Functionality.

• The Blue Colored Wii: Family Edition was a Collaboration with SEGA.

Pokémon Mini

Main Info

The Pokémon mini is a Handheld Console Manufactured by Nintendo. The Console Takes Cartridges.

Releases, Discontinues and Regions

The Handheld Released in November 16th, 2001 (NA), December 14th, 2001 (JP) and March 15th, 2002 (Eur).

Games

The Games that Released for it is:

• Pokémon Party mini

• Pokémon Pinball mini

• Pokémon Puzzle Collection

• Pokémon Zany Cards

• Pokémon Tetris

• Pokémon Puzzle Collection Volume 2

• Pokémon Race mini

• Pichu Bros. mini

• Togepi's Great Adventure

• Pokémon Breeder mini

Other Facts

• There Seems to Be Multiple COlors, with one being Wooper Blue.

• The Handheld was Cheap to Produce and its Cost as 40$.

• The GameCube Game "Pokémon Channel" Features a Pokémon mini In-Game to Unlock.