Game Gallery (Console)

A beautiful collection of games.
-Portaly
== About ==
In 2064, Nintendo released a new console called the Game Gallery. The console was unique in that it could connect to your TV with Bluetooth. The console was a hit, and sold well. However, some people were concerned about the security of the console, because there's rumors that it could be used to hack into your TV. The Game Gallery was an instant hit when it launched. The console quickly outsold its competitors and generated $100,000,000 in sales. Nintendo's success continued into the following year as the Game Gallery became the best-selling console of all time. The console was a gamer's paradise! Nintendo's Game Gallery had awesome games. 4K ultra HD games, retro games, even switch games were playable! It was like a dream come true for gamers. 
== Most popular games ==
Super Mario Plush World was the most popular game on the Game Gallery. It was a platformer where you controlled Mario as he tried to save Princess Peach from Bowser in a world full of plushies. The game was released in 2064 and was a critical and commercial success.
Super Mario Maker 3 was the second most popular game on the Game Gallery. It was a level editor where you could create your own levels and share them with other players. The game was released in 2068 and was also a critical and commercial success.
Dumb Dogs was the third most popular game on the Game Gallery. It was a puzzle game where you had to help the titular dogs escape from a pound. The game was released in 2070 and was a commercial success, but was met with mixed reviews. 
== About the music in this console ==
The Game Gallery had relaxing music in the lock and the home screen, that people slept to it. They would often drift off to sleep with the music playing, and sometimes they would wake up in the middle of the night, feeling happy. 
== Why the console's discs were good ==
The Game Gallery was different than any other console on the market. It used discs instead of cartridges and the discs were unbreakable. This made the console indestructible and no one could make shredding videos of it. 
== TV quality options ==
If your TV can't handle 4K, you can set the resolution under 4K on your Game Gallery. You can also turn OLED off and on with this console, which should help improve your TV's picture quality on the console. 
== Hacking ==
The internet app on the Game Gallery console makes hacking this console incredibly easy. From downloading homebrew apps to downloading fanmade games, there's no limit to what you can do with this console. However, be warned, as the console's security is fragile and hackers have been known to brick the console from this.
== Retro Gallery (Emulator) ==
When Nintendo's Game Gallery launched, many gamers were excited to see an excellent emulator for the console. The emulator allowed gamers to play all their favorite retro games on the console, and they loved it.
However, Nintendo has since announced that they are discontinuing the Virtual Console and replacing it with the Retro Gallery. The Retro Gallery will still have all the same games, but it will also have new features and games. Sadly, you can't play Nintendo Switch games without getting the expansion pack, which is $89.
== Images ==
== Sounds & Songs ==
center|thumb|The startup theme.
center|thumb|The photosensitive player warning sound. 
center|thumb|The Retro Gallery start sound.
center|thumb|The sound when a controller is connected.
center|thumb|The click sound.
== Misc ==
== Controllers compatible with this console ==
# NES
# SNES
# N64
# GC
# Wiimote
# Joy-Con
# Game Gallery [obviously]
These are all the controllers.
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