PLAYSTATION ONE KIOSK
PLAYSTATION ONE KIOSK
RELEASE DATE: 1995
DESCRIPTION: Unknown
FEATURES: Unknown
RARITY: 
(3.5 / 5)
PRICE: 
(3 / 5)
PHOTO CREDIT: Unknown
NINTENDO Wii U KIOSK
NINTENDO Wii U KIOSK
RELEASE DATE: 2013
DESCRIPTION: The Nintendo Wii U interactive retail display was designed for use within stores nationwide and allows users to experience the latest in interactive gaming.
FEATURES:
- Wii U Game Pad and Console, providing a gaming experience that reinforces the Nintendo Wii U brand
- Clear, injection-molded display case provides a jewel-like effect for the console while providing maximum security
- HD monitor which plays looping video to draw attention and provides on-screen content/game play
RARITY: 
(2.3 / 5)
PRICE: 
(2.8 / 5)
PHOTO CREDIT: Unknown
NINTENDO Wii KIOSK
NINTENDO Wii KIOSK
RELEASE DATE: 2006
DESCRIPTION: The Nintendo Wii kiosk was first displayed in GameStops. The kiosks eventually appeared in the big box stores like Walmart, Target and Best Buy.
FEATURES: Unknown
RARITY: (3.5 / 5)
PRICE: 
(3.3 / 5)
PHOTO CREDIT: Unknown
NINTENDO GAMECUBE
NINTENDO GAMECUBE KIOSK
RELEASE DATE: 2001
DESCRIPTION: Unknown
FEATURES: Unknown
RARITY: (2.8 / 5)
PRICE: (2.8 / 5)
PHOTO CREDIT: Unknown
NINTENDO N64 KIOSK
NINTENDO N64 KIOSK
RELEASE DATE: 1996
DESCRIPTION: The Nintendo N64 Kiosk came in 2 different versions. A full size stand up model with a 20" TV and stand and the smaller table top version which was a scaled down model with a 13" tv. The system featured a Mario voice that would talk to potential players.
RARITY: (3.5 / 5)
PRICE: 
(3.8 / 5)
PHOTO CREDIT: Unknown
SUPER NINTENDO KIOSK
SUPER NINTENDO KIOSK
RELEASE DATE: 1991
DESCRIPTION: This kiosk was brought out in both America and Europe. The first model was the M80C with a 13” RGB monitor. The second model was the M81C and came out with a 20” TV. In America, it had an extra M80L base.
RARITY: 
(4 / 5)
PRICE: (4 / 5)
PHOTO CREDIT: Unknown
NINTENDO NES M-82 KIOSK
NINTENDO M-82 DISPLAY KIOSK
RELEASE DATE: 1985
DESCRIPTION: The Nintendo M82 was a demo of the NES that held 12 games at once and was used to let people demo games at the store before they bought them. Also, you could set a time limit for people to play.
RARITY: 
(5 / 5)
PRICE: (5 / 5)
PHOTO CREDIT: Unknown