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Unlike the final models released a year later, the circle pads on these models actually matched the color of the handhelds themselves instead of all of them just being white. Not only that, but they were also originally planning on releasing green and orange variants and I have no idea why they scrapped these. And I’m not sure if they have all of these unreleased models at the nintendo museum in Japan, but if they don’t, I hope nintendo kept them in their headquarters instead of destroying them. If they still have them, I hope they’ll give them to the museum one day since it was a huge missed opportunity.

And inside, there’s 2 Ronald McDonald statues, 2 birthday rooms, a small arcade room, and so many chairs that are in blue, green, red, and yellow. I took photos of all of these too, but I wish that Reddit allowed both photos and videos in one post.

Which do you guys prefer? I have fond childhood memories of the old, especially the RS-25 rocket engine that it had, which we could go underneath to get sprayed with mist on hot days.

I really loved how unique Fry’s was compared to any other store chain since each of their locations had their own themes. I wonder why these guys are never mentioned in store nostalgia posts as often as Blockbuster, Hollywood Video, Circuit City, RadioShack, Toys R Us, Payless ShoeSource, and many others.

But yeah, the 2000s were awesome as well

These are the pulse cipher, sky cipher, and ghost cipher controllers for the Xbox Series X. There’s always so many people saying that they want translucent tech to come back, but it’s sad how they usually never know about these.