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First console from Nintendo, there were different models, and these just could play one game, each model had different games, all of them had a built-in clock, so it was multiuse
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Successfuly well sold, considered the first of its kind and the king, with interchangeable cartridges and the capability to play with other people with a Game Boy needing only a cable between the both devices
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This was a smaller, thinner and lighter version of the Game Boy, with all the same features and games, it came in other colors
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The Game Boy with a color screen and a thinner body, compatible with the original Game Boy games
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This version of the Game Boy was only sold in Japan, and it had a built-in light, something the original Game Boy didn't had, so it was much easier to play. This Game Boy had a similar design to the Game Boy Color, since it was thinner and lighter
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With better graphics and more colors, compatible with Game Boy and Game Boy Color games
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With a new format similar to a clamshell, a backlight in the screen and rechargable battery, the same features as the original one
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Revolutionary, with two screens and a stylus, also with a lid to close it like a clamshell as well as the Game Boy Advance SP, it could play Game Boy Advance games also
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Smaller than the regular Game Boy Advance, couldn't play regular Game Boy games, only the Game Boy Advance ones
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Thinner, a cheaper option of the DS but with the same features, and the better sold one
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With 2 cameras, new functionalities and a matte finish. There were some exclusive games to this one, but it was almost the same as the regular DS and DS Lite, thus the backwards compatibility with Game Boy Advance games was totally gone now
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Bigger screens but the same things as the original DSi in general
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Much better graphics, you could enable a no-glasses 3d effect in the top screen, bright finish and capable of taking 3d pictures, compatible with DS games. Incluided with a stick unlike the regular DS
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Bigger screens, basically the same concept as the DSi XL, with the same features as the 3DS and a matte finish
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A cheaper version of the 3DS, with a no closing design and no 3d features, intended for little kids, because the 3d effect could cause nauseas in little kids
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This "New" 3DS was a similar concept as the DSi back in the day, with interchangeable back plates, a matte finish, improved 3d effect, with motion sensors so you didn't need to have your head in a certain position to have the 3d effect and some new buttons, although the New Nintendo 3DS didn't really had exclusive games, as compatible with DS games as always. With this 3DS, Nintendo incluided Amiibo compatibility (they were cards and figures with compatibility in some games).
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The big version of the New 3DS, with all the features, but without the interchangeable backplates, and the difference that this version made it to most regions than his little look-a-like
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A redesign of the 2DS, also without the 3d, but now with the new features that the New versions had, with bigger screens and now with a closing design
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A totally new concept, a hybrid between a home console and a portable console, with detachable controllers and you can play it from your tv or on the go, with improved graphics, really successful at this time
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A cheaper version of the Switch, with a flush design, no detachable controllers, slightly smaller and totally portable, with almost all of the same features you find in the regular Switch
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A vintage console that Nintendo revived just the last year, with a color screen but all the same design, with games and a built-in watch, as the original one
