The Nintendo GameCube launched in 2001 with a unique, compact purple chassis and introduced the public to its proprietary, small optical discs instead of standard CD-ROMs. While not a commercial success like its rivals, it is famous today for its strong library of first-party games, such as Super Smash Bros. Melee, and its status as a beloved retro console. Credit: My Retro Life | History In Pictures

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