Japan has love hotel units, we have hospital units ;-)

[ASSEMbler]

These are nintendo sponsored units, so they could be seen as semi official product.

for more info:

http://www.starlightcan.org/programs/funcenter.htm

[SilverBolt]

Now there's something for die-hard nintendo collectors to try and get their greedy hands on.
Personally i'd take a hotel unit over this one any day.

[PrOfUnD Darkness]

Why is this thing so big??

[SuperFunkNinjaYoshiiKun]

It's big cos as well as a TV in there, there's also a SNES or N64 with game carts and a VCR. My mate's brother had one of the SNES units to play when he was in hospital about 8yrs ago for a broken leg.

And before you ask, no, it wasn't an NHS hospital. It was a posh private one.

[Calpis]

"starlight childrens foundation" = love hotel? lol

EDIT: woops, I don't read.

I'd prefer a love hotel one.

[LeGIt]

What I got in 1995 when I was in hospital was a Gameboy + Tetris to have a blast on :P When I was in hospital in 1998, There was a Playstation on a trolley, though it had no games -_- Fortunately I had the Tekken 3 demo from the Official Magazine at the time so wasn't all bad!!!

[GaijinPunch]

I've only seen pay TV's in hospitals. You buy a card and use that. It's about $10 a day. This is a small room with 4 partitions, so the TV is right next to your head.

[AntiPasta]

I wonder how long it'll take before the thumb injuries start rolling in when the N64's thumbsticks wear out :Hangman:

[madhatter256]

When I was in the hospital I got to play one of those. What sux though is that if you ever get your hands on one, then chances are the controllers are broken.

[ASSEMbler]

I just contacted them, they're sending me high resolution scans and info on the units.