Hey fellow gamers, ever dabble in collecting vintage consoles? Whether it's home systems or handhelds, well-preserved old consoles aren't just valuable; they're pure nostalgia trips for many. It's definitely a blast to collect!
Recently on X (formerly Twitter) in Japan, a user named Reon (@R_GameTV) flexed his incredible collection of Nintendo's main consoles throughout history, transforming his space into a jaw-dropping display! This mini "Nintendo Museum" setup quickly went viral, leaving netizens absolutely stunned.
Reon, a die-hard Nintendo fan, not only showcased his collection room on X but also runs a YouTube channel dedicated to sharing Nintendo game trivia, tests, and analyses.
In his viral post, he revealed years of collected Nintendo consoles, including: Game & Watch, Game Boy Color, GBA, NDS, 3DS, the Famicom (Classic Mini version), all the way to the N64, NGC (GameCube), Wii, and Switch. He used modular grid shelves and storage tools to create a grid-like display, neatly organizing each console for an absolutely stunning visual effect!
The best part? Reon has kept all these consoles in pristine condition, meaning they're still fully playable! What a cool way to kill time and relive some memories whenever he wants.
▼ He even visited the official Nintendo Museum recently to grab a haul of merchandise.
As soon as his collection wall went public, it blew up! Comments poured in: "So jealous!" "You could literally open a store!" "Those three Switch versions look epic!"
And get this – there's still space above the shelves! One netizen joked, "Is that spot reserved for the Switch 2?" making everyone even more hyped for future additions!
Reon's YouTube channel is seriously impressive too, boasting 330,000 subscribers and constantly dishing out Nintendo game info. If you're curious, definitely check it out!
