Nintendo New 2DS XL Pikachu Edition Wi-Fi Yellow portable game console

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The Nintendo 2DS was a small entry level variant of the Nintendo 3DS. Dropping the clamshell design and the stereoscopic 3D, it managed to by the cheap entry level variant of the console It's too much, too fast, all at once. Maybe we should have taken this as a sign of how Pokémon Scarlet and Violet would end up playing. Honourable Mentions This special model of the New Nintendo 3DS is to be released in Japan to celebrate the release of Pokémon Sun & Pokémon Moon. This eShop card was released in Pokémon Centers and TSUTAYA stores across Japan to tie in with the free-to-play title, Pokémon Rumble World. It was released to allow for people to more easily pay for the microtransactions that exist within the game.

This special GameBoy Advance SP was released in Pokémon Centers across Japan to tie in with the release of Pokémon Emerald. It's a green GBA SP with a Rayquaza print on both the inside and the outside of the console. This special Cocoon of Destruction themed 3DS XL was given at via a raffle at the Denny's & Famil Restaurants in Japan. From July 15th 2014 to August 25th 2014, if you spend over 1,000¥ in the restaurants, you will be entered into a special raffle to win one of 10 of these units. This special GameBoy Color was released in Japan to tie in with the third anniversary of Pokémon and is orange with a special print of Pikachu, Bulbasaur, Charmander and Squirtle to the side of the screen.You can rest assured that there is still a lot left on the table, many of which you might have even seen in the flesh! Nintendo 64 Pikachu N64 (Blue, Light Blue, Orange) Image: Gemma Smith / Nintendo Life Here is a link, if you know German go read this: https://www.golem.de/news/new-nintendo-2ds-xl-im-test-schwaches-hardware-finale-1707-129138.html This results in the regular 2DS having the sharper and nicer looking 2D-picture (not because of being smaller)

One of the few Pokémon-themed DS Lites to be made readily available to those outside of Daisuki Club members, even this Pikachu model was originally only obtainable via a lottery at Japanese Pokémon Centers. The New Nintendo 3DS XL was a larger variant of the New Nintendo 3DS. It featured larger screens and a stronger battery life This special Pokémon DS Lite was released via a special promotion in the Pokémon Daisuki Club. In it, people could apply to win the console which features a special Chimchar print on the case. Winners of this DS Lite were very few, with only 40 of the consoles being given. 25 through the Sugoroku Pokémon Battle tournament, and 15 through the Pokémon Type de Battle There were some designs that we couldn't throw into the above list on account of them not being proper consoles in their own right, but we thought that they deserved a mention anyway.This special GameBoy Advance was released in the Pokémon Center in New York to commemorate its opening, later with a nationwide launch in September 2002 and was later released in Japanese Pokémon Centers. It features a special gold colour and a silhouette of Pikachu & Pichu to the side of the logo

This is the first special model of new Nintendo 2DS XL and is a unique design in that it features a Poké Ball pattern on the top part of the clamshell. This special coverplate for the New Nintendo 3DS comes with imagery of various Pokémon from Pokémon Red & Green. A return to the usual brightness of the Pokémon special edition designs, this blue model again places the X and Y legendaries front and centre. This special Battle Trozei themed 3DS XL was given to celebrate the release of Pokémon Battle Trozei, with many Pokémon decals on the top part of the clamshell. It is exclusive to the Pokémon Daisuki Club and requires you to enter a contest to win it. The contest ran from March 28th to April 18th and only had two units as prizes. Two models of it were also distributed by Pokémon Get☆TV Designed to celebrate the release of Pokémon X and Y (you'll see a pattern there with a number of the 3DS XL designs), the Premium Gold Edition was released exclusively in Japan which is a shame because it's stunning.This special GameBoy Advance SP was released in Pokémon Centers across Japan. This console featured a Pikachu face design on the cover. It was later released outside of Japan exclusively to Toys 'R' Us in North America. edit for clarification on sharp pixels on the regular 2DS: See this shot I took from my 2DS review 2DS square and 3DS-non-square pixels in 2D-Mode The comment says that it's easy to differentiate the square pixels on the left while on the right the vertical lines are barely visible which ends up looking less sharp. This special GameBoy Advance SP was released in Pokémon Centers across Japan to tie in with the release of Pokémon FireRed. It's a red GBA SP with a Venusaur Charzard on both the inside and the outside of the console.

This eShop card was released in Pokémon Centers and Seven Eleven stores across Japan to tie in with the free-to-play title, Pokémon Quest. It was released to allow for people to more easily pay for the microtransactions that exist within the game. This special GameBoy Color was released in Japan to tie in with the release of Pokémon Gold & Silver. This GameBoy Color is a subtle silver shade with images of Piakchu, Chikorita, Cyndaquil and Totodile adorning the side of the screen. It has a label of the Pokémon Center at the bottom. This special Pokémon DS was released in the special PokéPark amusement park within Japan, and later was briefly released in Wal-Mart in the USThis special GameBoy Advance SP was released in Pokémon Center New York. It is a red colour and has a Groudon embossed on the case and a small silhouette on the inside This special GameBoy Advance was released in the Pokémon Centers in Japan to tie in with the Japanese release of the movie, Celebi: A Timeless Encounter. It features a special green colour and silhouettes of Celebi next to the GameBoy Advance logo This pink model was also released exclusively in Japan which we understand because we can't help but think that this thing would have flown off the shelves if it was available worldwide. You see I bought the OG model around when splatoon 3 released IIRC but then shortly after, the Pikachu and Eevee model came out and I just had to have it, but when it released money was super tight, so I couldn't really afford to get it. But my Nan gave me some christmas money to put towards it so with her help, I traded my old one in for that. I was so ridiculously grateful, because it just seemed so silly to spend money on something I already had, but she didn't care she knew how much I liked Pokemon (at the time not so much now) we used to play for hours with my Pokemon plushies when I was a kid, making up stories with them. But yeah she's no longer with us. So it just reminds me of her in a weird way. She just had the most kindhearted generous soul and would have done anything for her family if they needed it and I miss her dearly.