I have quite a lot of game consoles, and they will be written here.
I have a Pearl Blue GBA SP, which is one of the few colors of the GBA SP that was only released with AGS-101 instead of AGS-001, meaning that instead of the frontlight of the original GBA SP, there is a backlight. Pretty sure I got it before the pandemic because I recall my mother getting it for me for around $100 on Amazon, which would be quite a great deal post-pandemic. Last I checked, this model goes for around $120.
I have a Cobalt Blue DS Lite, which does have the dust cover for Slot 2 (the GBA Slot), but I have lost the stylus. Pretty sure I got it from GameStop's online store because it could play GBA games, and I wanted the newest console possible that could play GBA games. Ironically, I don't use it for GBA games anymore, at least for actually playing them. I dumped my GBA games using it along with an R4 card I have. The game that I have dumped most recently is Mother 3. The left shoulder button doesn't work, which is a great hinderance to myself playing it, especially Mario Kart DS, which is probably my most-played DS game.
I have a pink DSi that I got from a garage sale in the fall of 2024. I got it with a case, two aftermarket styluses (or styli?), car charger, 2 game cartridge cases with 4 loose games, and a few CIB games. All of these DS games were shovelware, which is fine but I'd much rather get more quality games. Most of my DS games (and to a lesser extent my Wii games) are shovelware, with games that I picked up from either garage sales or Goodwill. I purchased it all for $50, which isn't that bad. I used to use this as my primary DS game machine because DS games on 3DS either look stretched or too small to be enjoyable to me, depending if you held start or select when opening the game respectively. The reason for now using it so much is because someone at school wants to trade it for a PS Vita, but he's taking way too long to actually do the trade. In fact, I think he's delaying it on purpose now.
I bought a black PSP 2000 for $70 (plus tax) from eBay somewhat recently, which arrived on August 5th, 2025. I got a MicroSD to memory stick adapter for it, an OEM and aftermarket charger (ironically, the aftermarket one works better), and one PSP game, Street Fighter Alpha 3 Max. I had to buy another aftermarket charger since I have since lost both of my original chargers. Below is a photo of my PSP.
I currently have 2 3DSs, an original Light Blue Nintendo 3DS and a Galaxy New Nintendo 3DS XL. Below is more information written about them.
I have spent quite a lot of time using my n3DS XL. I got my galaxy n3DS XL when it was still at store shelves, in early September of 2017. I have a lot of games on my n3DS XL, most of which I bought from the eShop. I have bought a lot of Virtual Console titles, along with retail games and digital only games. I do have quite a few physical games, though. I am thinking of potentially selling this 3DS or sending it to be repaired and get a capture card mod. Below is a photo of my Galaxy New Nintendo 3DS XL.
Currently, my New Nintendo 3DS XL's top screen will not display anything. I believe it to be because of damage to a ribbon cable while it underwent a motherboard swap. I have already done a system transfer to a New Nintendo 3DS, as I can still use the bottom screen fine. I do know someone at school who may be willing to do a top screen swap, though.
I have got my old 3DS relatively recently. I got it in January of 2024. It is an Aqua Blue Japansese 3DS. When I got it, i checked the eShop, and I could "redownload" Pokémon Blue, Swapnote, and a movie video (Don't worry, it had already undergone a system format when I bought it). I should probably make a Japanese NNID just in case. Below is a photo of my old 3DS.
I recently got a New Nintendo 3DS, with it arriving at my house on the 18th of October 2025. I used it as the target system in the system transfer I did from my New 3DS XL. I have been enjoying it so far, and it is basically new. I paid around $320 for it on eBay. It has the Isabelle faceplates, but I'm planning to get more eventually. I'm currently playing a lot of Persona Q2 and Minecraft: New Nintendo 3DS Edition on it. Below is a photo of my New 3DS.
I got a Wii some while ago, but I can't remember when. It was definitely before the pandemic though. It cost $24.98 plus tax. I got it from Goodwill, back when my local one actually had games (now it doesn't, which is sad). It came with the box, a sensor bar, power and video cables, the console itself, and Rockband 2 inside the disc drive. The box was the regular Wii Sports bundle, but it didn't have Wii Sports itself, which was a bit sad. It's a later-model RVL-001, with me being unable to write BootMii to boot2. I have modded it, and have it set up near my CRT TV. I sometimes turn on my Wii to either dump games, do some speedrunning or some other thing that needs me to record Wii footage, or occassionally playing through some Wii or GameCube game, which I can finally save on as I finally got myself a GameCube Memory Card.
I got another Wii somewhat recently in a bundle of controllers and shovelware at a garage sale for $40. I might be gifting it to one of my cousins with Wii Sports and an HDMI adapter, but I'm not sure yet.
I got my Wii U in October of 2019 (I know this exactly due to eShop purchasing dates) with a non-working copy of Nintendo Land, but a working everything else, including a sensor bar and the GamePad itself. It cost $125 USD, which is surprisingly cheap once you factor in current pricings and the fact that I bought it from Amazon. It's a 32GB Black Wii U with a non-Hynix NAND. I don't currently use it for a lot, but I do sometimes play on it, mostly being Smash Wii U. I do have it modded, but I modded it to dump Virtual Console games. I really should set up Pretendo and play some Smash, Mario Kart 8, or Splatoon online. I also need to find my hard drive, since it has disappeared and most of my games are saved on it. Below is a photo of my Wii U (yes the photo is a bit old, but it's not like it changed drastically since then.
I bought my PlayStation on 31 March 2025. I paid $60 for it. This consisted of the console itself (it's a launch model PlayStation, which I've heard has at least okay audio), the OEM cables, and two controllers. One of them is a DualShock, while the other one just a PlayStation controller. It also came with one PlaySation game, with it being the third Spyro game. I played a bit on it after buying a memory card from a brick and mortar video game store for $10.