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GameCube?
travo said:GameCube?
I'm going to go with the NES
GameBoy.
I too will say the NES.
Yeah I will say GameCube.
Atari Jaguar
I thought this was an easy one. Hint: This original console used different plastics than the western release which was to follow.
Shit, that could be anything.
I'm still saying NES (or fami om, if you want to be pedantic about region releases) and I'll be stubborn about it until it's right!
It is the Famicom. The distinctive maroon plastic used was chosen as it was offered to Nintendo at a discount.
Report: Why Does The Nintendo Famicom Have The Color Red? (kotaku.com)
Edited: Mon, 15 Mar 2021 05:16:17
Okay even with the answer I'm still going with the Wonderswan.
robio said:Okay even with the answer I'm still going with the Wonderswan.
don't be like that, nobody likes stubborn people.
It has to be the GameCube. The answer came to me like a vision right after I finished reading the question. 
Plus, who the hell purposely chooses indigo?
The Real Aspro said:It is the Famicom. The distinctive maroon plastic used was chosen as it was offered to Nintendo at a discount.
Makes sense. I figured it was either Nintendo or Atari.
SupremeAC said:don't be like that, nobody likes stubborn people.
Wonderswan.
Question 2: Remember NO CHEATING.
Gunpei Yokoi was famous for creating the GameBoy and infamous for creating the Virtual Boy, but what is the name of the non-Nintendo gaming console he created?
I'm going to say Wonderswan.
You have taken the lead.
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Rules: No Cheating (no using internet, if you don't know the answer then you don;t know, let someone else answer). When a correct answer is given I'll ask another question. At some point I'll keep score.
We will start with an easy one.
Question 1:
What video game system's distinct plastic colouring was chosen by it's parsimonious manufacturer due to them being able to buy plastics in that colour more cheaply?