Rare N64 ICE BLUE system?

[Black Dragon]

I saw a N64 which is supposed to be rare, its called the N64 ICE BLUE system. The system is in a Trans. light blue color even the controller was the same color. Is this system rare?

[ig88vsbobafett]

Theres a Few on Ebay for $22 to $40 (With the controllor) so there not that rare (There were like 6 Colors for the N64 Near the end of its life)

[Arcade Antics]

I saw a N64 which is supposed to be rare, its called the N64 ICE BLUE system. The system is in a Trans. light blue color even the controller was the same color. Is this system rare?

Nope. Not rare at all.

Which, incidentally, is just how I likes my burgers. Not rare at all.

Mmmmm... hamburgers... <drool>

[pr8cjb]

Over here in the UK they struggle to fetch £10-£15 boxed. I think the colours were blue, red, green, purple, orange and smoke black, the latter being the rare one here.

I think there were two blue ones - one totally blue and one half blue and half ice-white that came with Mario64 packed in.

Edit - Having said that about the smoke black one this appears http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...sPageName=WDVW - stock photo though

[Achika]

In 2000 Nintendo sold their Funtastic color N64 systems. There was the Ice Blue, Fire Orange, Jungle Green (I think that was the name but the color may have different than the DK 64 one), Watermelon (or Berry) Pink, and Smoke Grey.

About as uncommon as the Pikachu N64 but I wouldn't necessarily say rare.

[Black Dragon]

All I needed to know, thanks!

[Bratwurst]

Whenever I see systems released in multiple colors I think about how much of a pain it must be to buy controllers and other accessories in the same shade. Nintendo was pretty good about it with solid colors but what about those limited edition gold Toys R Us N64s and the transparent ones?