Consoles:Nintendo

This is a list of Nintendo's mainline consoles. Only mainline consoles should be listed on this page. A mainline console is one that is the first console to play a system-specific game and isn't just a design refresh. For example, the Game Boy Pocket could only play Game Boy games, so it should be listed in a subsection within the Game Boy page. In contrast, the Game Boy Color could play those games as well as its own games which could not be played on the Game Boy.

Home Consoles

Name	Released	Launch MSRP
Color TV-Game	JPN: May 1, 1977	¥15,000
Family Computer (Famicom/FC) Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)	JPN: July 15, 1983 NA: October 18, 1985 EU: September 1, 1986	¥14,800 $179.99
Super Famicom (SFC) Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES)	JPN: November 21, 1990 NA: August 23, 1991 EU: April 11, 1992	¥25,000 $199.99
Nintendo 64 (N64)	JPN: June 23, 1996 NA: September 29, 1996 EU: March 23, 1997	¥25,000 $199.99
GameCube (NGC or GC)	JPN: September 14, 2001 NA: November 18, 2001 EU: May 3, 2002	¥25,000 $199.99
Wii	JPN: December 2, 2006 NA: November 19, 2006	¥25,000 $249.99
Wii U	JPN: December 8, 2012 NA: November 18, 2012 EU: November 30, 2012	¥26,250 $299.99

Handheld Consoles

Name	Released	Launch MSRP
Game & Watch	JPN: April 28, 1980	¥5,800
Game Boy	JPN: April 21, 1989 NA: July 31, 1989 EU: September 28, 1990	¥12,500 $89.99
Game Boy Color	JPN: October 21, 1998 NA: November 18, 1998 EU: November 23, 1998	¥8,900 $79.95
Game Boy Advance	JPN: March 21, 2001 NA: June 11, 2001 EU: June 22, 2001	¥9,800 $99.99
Nintendo DS	JPN: December 2, 2004 NA: November 21, 2004 EU: March 11, 2005	¥15,000 $149.99
Nintendo 3DS	JPN: February 26, 2011 NA: March 27, 2011 EU: March 25, 2011	¥25,000 $249.99
Nintendo Switch	World: March 3, 2017	¥29,980 $299.99