Nintendo 64

The Nintendo 64 has been released in various colors:

Charcoal Gray

The standard black Nintendo 64 with gray controller

Pokémon Pikachu Nintendo

This was a yellow-blue Nintendo 64 with a large Pichacu on it. Pikachu's cheeks had red lights that came on when the game console was on. In Pikachu's base was the reset button and the power button was in the shape of a Pokeball. The controller was also blue-yellow. This special edition was released when Pokémon was all the rage (1996-2000) as were the Pokémon Stadium, Pokémon Snap, Pokemon Puzzle League, and Pokémon Stadium 2 games.

Color Edition

In 1999, the Color Edition was released, six different transparent colors through which one could see the inside of the Nintendo 64. These colors were called Grape, Ice, Watermelon, Fire, Jungle and Smoke.

Limited edition -Episode 1- Star Wars Racer Nintendo

N64 console and controller and the Star Wars Episode I: Racer game

Donkey Kong Package

This Nintendo 64 was already equipped with an Expansion Pak, which gave the console an extra 4MB of RAM. In America the console was equipped with a bunch of bananas as a controller and a yellow cartridge. For the PAL version, both the banana cluster controller and the yellow cartridge were replaced with a gray controller and a gray cartridge from the Donkey Kong package.

Clear Red and Clear Blue

These were released last and were sold together with Super Mario 64. The Clear Blue was sold a lot more than the Clear Red, because it looked very pink.