Ugliest Consoles ever?

PS3__poi

not that hate sony ,nintendo or microsoft

but

n64

ps3

xbox 1.

The PS1 look kinda odd to me personally. I think it was cuz of how the disk drive worked. But honestly, nearly all the old consoles looked big and bulky.

The PS1 look kinda odd to me personally. I think it was cuz of how the disk drive worked. But honestly, nearly all the old consoles looked big and bulky.

glitchgeeman

Xbox or X360. really ugly consoles.xxThyLordxx

thats why the 360 got a design award in japan

XBox 360 awarded Good Design Award... in Japan!

This is surprising. I didn't know that the XBox 360 case was designed by a Japanese design lab.

The machine was designed by Hers Experimental design lab. in Japan, lead by Mr. Chiaki Murata and Astro Studio in the US, under the direction of Microsoft's Jonathan Hayes. From the start of the project to its final design, Microsoft constantly tested the design with users all over the world. With this technique, they have been able to create something that appeals not only to the Japanese consumer, but to people all across the globe. The simple, curved design contrasts starkly with the major processing power inside the machine, and gives a refined look that can be coordinated with any interior. Their words, not ours.

http://www.1up.com/do/newsStory?cId=3154382

Xbox or X360. really ugly consoles.xxThyLordxx

Like clockwork with this guy lol

Xbox was too big and bulky but not the worst.

N64 was weird too IMO as was the gamecube,

Don't recall the other consoles, the unfamous ones but I'm sure they're probably ugly too.

Also PS3 I find weird looking IMO 

Any doubts?

Any doubts?

Panzer_Zwei

Any doubts?

Panzer_Zwei

IMHO, the top loader NES. It's in demand since it didn't have a spring mechanism like the original NES and thus it couldn't wear out, but god... It's like it fell out of the ugly tree and hit every branch on the way down. Plus the controllers sucked compared to the originals.

Now imagine a comparatively gigantic looking NES cartridge poking out of that door on the little hump.

IMHO, the top loader NES. It's in demand since it didn't have a spring mechanism like the original NES and thus it couldn't wear out, but god... It's like it fell out of the ugly tree and hit every branch on the way down. Plus the controllers sucked compared to the originals.

Now imagine a comparatively gigantic looking NES cartridge poking out of that door on the little hump.

GrlGmr

IMHO, the top loader NES. It's in demand since it didn't have a spring mechanism like the original NES and thus it couldn't wear out, but god... It's like it fell out of the ugly tree and hit every branch on the way down. Plus the controllers sucked compared to the originals.

Now imagine a comparatively gigantic looking NES cartridge poking out of that door on the little hump.

GrlGmr

Hey stop cheating we said consoles not cash registers 

IMHO, the top loader NES. It's in demand since it didn't have a spring mechanism like the original NES and thus it couldn't wear out, but god... It's like it fell out of the ugly tree and hit every branch on the way down. Plus the controllers sucked compared to the originals.

Now imagine a comparatively gigantic looking NES cartridge poking out of that door on the little hump.

GrlGmr

[QUOTE="GrlGmr"]

IMHO, the top loader NES. It's in demand since it didn't have a spring mechanism like the original NES and thus it couldn't wear out, but god... It's like it fell out of the ugly tree and hit every branch on the way down. Plus the controllers sucked compared to the originals.

Now imagine a comparatively gigantic looking NES cartridge poking out of that door on the little hump.

kcpp2b

Hey stop cheating we said consoles not cash registers 

[QUOTE="GrlGmr"]

IMHO, the top loader NES. It's in demand since it didn't have a spring mechanism like the original NES and thus it couldn't wear out, but god... It's like it fell out of the ugly tree and hit every branch on the way down. Plus the controllers sucked compared to the originals.

Now imagine a comparatively gigantic looking NES cartridge poking out of that door on the little hump.

yellowdatsun

i think the nes is pretty ugly....hahaha but somehow waay cool. and i dont know what you are talking about the ps3 is the most beautiful console ever to hit store shelves.yellowdatsun

Xbox or X360. really ugly consoles.xxThyLordxx

1.  any atari system

2.  the virtual boy

3.  the super nes 

This thing:

[QUOTE="xxThyLordxx"]Xbox or X360. really ugly consoles.McSkombi

MOOOOO, I third that,especially because it dosn't have a Sony sticker on it.

Xbox or X360. really ugly consoles.xxThyLordxx

[QUOTE="yellowdatsun"][QUOTE="GrlGmr"]

IMHO, the top loader NES. It's in demand since it didn't have a spring mechanism like the original NES and thus it couldn't wear out, but god... It's like it fell out of the ugly tree and hit every branch on the way down. Plus the controllers sucked compared to the originals.

Now imagine a comparatively gigantic looking NES cartridge poking out of that door on the little hump.

yellowdatsun

I never even KNEW there was an NES design like that :o Was it released when SNES was new? The controller design seems to be influenced by that. But I've never seen such a mismatching of continuity in case design. It's like 3 different products fused into one mishapen monster, ughh.  

[QUOTE="kcpp2b"][QUOTE="GrlGmr"]

IMHO, the top loader NES. It's in demand since it didn't have a spring mechanism like the original NES and thus it couldn't wear out, but god... It's like it fell out of the ugly tree and hit every branch on the way down. Plus the controllers sucked compared to the originals.

Now imagine a comparatively gigantic looking NES cartridge poking out of that door on the little hump.

Lazy_not_fat

Hey stop cheating we said consoles not cash registers

[QUOTE="yellowdatsun"][QUOTE="yellowdatsun"][QUOTE="GrlGmr"]

IMHO, the top loader NES. It's in demand since it didn't have a spring mechanism like the original NES and thus it couldn't wear out, but god... It's like it fell out of the ugly tree and hit every branch on the way down. Plus the controllers sucked compared to the originals.

Now imagine a comparatively gigantic looking NES cartridge poking out of that door on the little hump.

AdobeArtist

I never even KNEW there was an NES design like that :o Was it released when SNES was new? The controller design seems to be influenced by that. But I've never seen such a mismatching of continuity in case design. It's like 3 different products fused into one mishapen monster, ughh.  

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