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Nintendo The Old and New!
The first Nintendo to ever come out for home use was Nintendo Entertainment System which was released in North America, Europe and Australia in 1986 but in most of Aisa including Japan, it was released the year before.
In 1992, Nintendo released the Super Nintendo which is powered by 16-bit technology but with the new technlology out now the Super Nintendo will not be able to handle it that's why in 2002 Nintendo released the GameCube in Europe. The GameCube was available in many colours but the two common colours were Indigo and Jet Black.
In 2006 Nintendo released their newest home consoles which is the Nintendo Wii. The Wii console makes you feel less like a player and more like you're in the game. The Wii console is available in black, white and red. Wireless and motion-senditive, the Wii Remote offers an intuitive, natural way to play games.