Nintendo is known for putting out highly sought after special editions of its consoles.
For every adorable Animal Crossing Switch, though, there's another design that's so baffling or rare it's hard to believe it exists.
MTV gave away 29 GameCube consoles — which notably couldn't play CDs — in a 2003 contest.
Awarded Willy Wonka-style for finding a golden ticket in a game box, most doubted this handheld existed until it started showing up on auction sites.
This TV with a built-in Super Famicom was one of Nintendo's earliest forays into bonkers consoles, but it never made it out of Japan.
Only one of these prototypes from a failed Sony partnership is known to exist, and it sold to Oculus co-founder Palmer Luckey for $300,000 in 2020.
A Canadian contest in 2007 gave away six one-of-a-kind Wii consoles, each with a unique design from a different artist.
In 2010, McDonald's worked with Nintendo to create a special branded DSi handheld complete with a custom game to train new employees.