List of Nintendo systems

The following are a list of video game systems Nintendo has released. This list includes both home consoles and handhelds.

Handhelds
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 * Game & Watch
 * There have been 60 different variations of the Game & Watch system.
 * Game Boy
 * The Game Boy is the first portable, interchangeable cartridge handheld by Nintendo.
 * Game Boy Pocket
 * Similliar to the Game Boy except it is a more slimmed down version with a monochrome screen rather than the pea soup screen.
 * Game Boy Light
 * Native to Japan. Similliar to the Game Boy Pocket except it features a backlit screen for playing in the dark.
 * Game Boy Color
 * Similar to the Game Boy yet with color graphics.
 * Game Boy Advance
 * The Game Boy Advance is a major improvement over the Game Boy Color with a new handheld shape, shoulder buttons and better graphics.
 * Game Boy Advance SP
 * The Game Boy Advance SP was the first Game Boy to have a clamshell design much like the Nintendo DS. The Game Boy Advance SP featured muc better graphics.
 * Game Boy Micro
 * Was the last Game Boy in the line and was the smallest handheld ever released. Featured a lack of backwards compatibility.
 * Nintendo DS
 * The Nintendo DS featured two screens, the bottom one being a touch screen. The system also had enhanced graphics. It featured backwards compatibility with Game Boy Advance games and was often criticized for its chunky design.
 * Nintendo DS Lite
 * This was the first redesign of the Nintendo DS line. It was a more slimmed down like Nintendo DS and featured a brighter screen.
 * Nintendo DSi
 * The second redesign of the Nintendo DS line. It was the first Nintendo handheld to feature multimedia. It featured a 0.3 megapixel camera that you could have fun with by editing pictures etc. It also featured a music app where you could record your voice and then play around with it. You could also listen to actual music. Lastly it featured the shop app where you could download games etc.
 * Nintendo DSi XL
 * This was the last redesign of the Nintendo DS line. It was the same as the Nintendo DSi except it featured a bigger and slimmer design with new 4.3" dual-screens.
 * Nintendo 3DS
 * The Nintendo 3DS can produce 3D graphics on the top screen without the need for glasses.
 * Nintendo 3DS XL
 * In a similar manner to the Nintendo DSi XL. The 3DS XL was released on July 21, 2012 in Japan and will be released on August 19, 2012 in the USA and other countries. The 3DS XL features even bigger 5" screens.
 * Nintendo DS Lite
 * This was the first redesign of the Nintendo DS line. It was a more slimmed down like Nintendo DS and featured a brighter screen.
 * Nintendo DSi
 * The second redesign of the Nintendo DS line. It was the first Nintendo handheld to feature multimedia. It featured a 0.3 megapixel camera that you could have fun with by editing pictures etc. It also featured a music app where you could record your voice and then play around with it. You could also listen to actual music. Lastly it featured the shop app where you could download games etc.
 * Nintendo DSi XL
 * This was the last redesign of the Nintendo DS line. It was the same as the Nintendo DSi except it featured a bigger and slimmer design with new 4.3" dual-screens.
 * Nintendo 3DS
 * The Nintendo 3DS can produce 3D graphics on the top screen without the need for glasses.
 * Nintendo 3DS XL
 * In a similar manner to the Nintendo DSi XL. The 3DS XL was released on July 21, 2012 in Japan and will be released on August 19, 2012 in the USA and other countries. The 3DS XL features even bigger 5" screens.
 * The Nintendo 3DS can produce 3D graphics on the top screen without the need for glasses.
 * Nintendo 3DS XL
 * In a similar manner to the Nintendo DSi XL. The 3DS XL was released on July 21, 2012 in Japan and will be released on August 19, 2012 in the USA and other countries. The 3DS XL features even bigger 5" screens.
 * In a similar manner to the Nintendo DSi XL. The 3DS XL was released on July 21, 2012 in Japan and will be released on August 19, 2012 in the USA and other countries. The 3DS XL features even bigger 5" screens.