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16 Consoles Pictured on LvlUp's Retro Giveaway Page, Family by Family

Six Nintendo, six PlayStation and four Xbox consoles appear in the giveaway photos. Entries close November 19.

A white Wii console with a remote and nunchuk standing beside two Wii game cases against a purple and pink neon grid
A Wii, its remote and nunchuk and two game cases, from the giveaway page photos.

Count the consoles in the photos on LvlUp's Retro giveaway page and you get sixteen. Six are from Nintendo, six from PlayStation and four from Xbox. Here is the whole list, family by family.

One caution first. The Official Rules call the prize a Retro Console & Games Bundle but give neither a console count nor a list, so the photos show what the page pictures, and the rules decide what is in the prize.

Family one of threeSix from Nintendo

  • Nintendo Entertainment System with a controller and game cartridges
  • Nintendo 64 with a controller and two game cartridges
  • Wii with a remote and nunchuk
  • Nintendo DS Lite with two game cases
  • Game Boy Advance SP
  • Nintendo Switch 2 with its Joy-Con controllers
A gray Nintendo Entertainment System console with its controller and two game cartridges standing side by side against a red neon grid
The Nintendo Entertainment System in its giveaway photo.
A dark gray Nintendo 64 console with a light gray controller and two game cartridges against a red neon background
The Nintendo 64, with its controller and two cartridges.

Nintendo and PlayStation tie for the biggest share of the retro console photos, and Nintendo covers the widest span: a living-room console, a handheld, and a docked hybrid.

Family two of threeSix from PlayStation

  • The original PlayStation with a controller and two game cases
  • PlayStation 2 in a slim upright shape, with a controller
  • PlayStation 3 with a blue controller and two game cases
  • PSP, the handheld
  • PlayStation 4 with a controller
  • PlayStation 5 with a white controller
A black PSP handheld with a glowing blue screen on a blue neon grid
The PSP, the only PlayStation handheld in the set of photos.
A black PlayStation 3 console lying flat with a blue controller in front and two game cases standing behind it, against a blue neon background
The PlayStation 3, with a blue controller and two game cases.

PlayStation covers the same span in its own way: the first-generation console, three more home consoles, one handheld and the PlayStation 5.

Family three of threeFour from Xbox

  • The original Xbox with a blue controller and a game case
  • Xbox 360 with a white controller and two game cases
  • Xbox One with a black controller
  • Xbox Series S with a white controller
A black Xbox 360 console standing upright with a white controller and two game cases in front, against a green neon grid
The Xbox 360, with a white controller and two game cases.
A white Xbox Series S console standing upright beside a white controller against a bright green neon grid
The Xbox Series S, the newest Xbox in the photos.

Xbox is the smallest family in the photos, and it runs from the original Xbox to the Series S. Each of the four comes with a controller in its photo.

Sixteen consoles pictured · One bundle named

Look through the photos yourself

See the Retro Giveaway →

No purchase necessary. A purchase will not improve your chances of winning. Open to legal residents of the US and Canada, 18+ or the age of majority. Void where prohibited. Ends 11/19/2026 at 11:59:59 p.m. ET. Official Rules

Counting differentlyHow the sixteen split

Three of the sixteen are pure handhelds in the photos: the PSP, the Nintendo DS Lite and the Game Boy Advance SP. The Nintendo Switch 2 photo shows the console docked with its Joy-Con controllers attached. The other twelve are home consoles.

Three of the sixteen, the PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2 and Xbox Series S, are modern consoles rather than retro ones. That split is a way of reading the photos, not a count from the rules. Neither the handhelds nor the home consoles are numbered anywhere in the Official Rules.

The official wordingWhat the rules say about the bundle

The prize sentence in the Official Rules puts a Retro Console & Games Bundle next to the PC, the monitor and two peripherals. If the Sponsor swaps anything, the replacement must be worth the same or more.

The other halfThe PC beside the consoles

The giveaway page pairs the consoles with a custom PC. It lists a GeForce RTX 5090 with 32GB of GDDR7 and an AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D 16-core processor, among other parts. The consoles are one half of the story. The custom retro gaming PC is the other.

The fine print, in plain EnglishHow entering works

Members are entered automatically. An active LvlUp membership includes automatic entry into every LvlUp giveaway, alongside the other member benefits.

Anyone can enter for free. Mail a hand-printed 3" x 5" card as described in the Official Rules. Each mail-in entry counts as 10 entries. Mail-in entries must be postmarked by November 19, 2026 and received by November 23, 2026.

Paying never improves your odds. A purchase will not improve your chances of winning, and odds depend on the number of eligible entries received.

Last day to enter: November 19

Sixteen pictured. One entry from you

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No purchase necessary. A purchase will not improve your chances of winning. Open to legal residents of the US and Canada, 18+ or the age of majority. Void where prohibited. Ends 11/19/2026 at 11:59:59 p.m. ET. Official Rules

What is LvlUp?

LvlUp is a membership club for gamers. Members get:

  • Cash back when you shop at more than 6,600 stores
  • Digital wallpapers, included with membership
  • Access to the LvlUp Arcade
  • Discounts on LvlUp merch for Champion members and above
  • Automatic entry into every LvlUp giveaway while your membership is active

Membership starts at $5 per month, renews monthly until you cancel, and can be canceled anytime from your account. Past winners are listed on our winners page.

You never have to buy anything to enter. There's a free way to enter by mail, described in the Official Rules, and a purchase will not improve your chances of winning.

The short version

  • The giveaway page photos show 16 consoles: 6 Nintendo, 6 PlayStation, 4 Xbox
  • The Official Rules name a Retro Console & Games Bundle with no count or list
  • The entry window runs to Nov 19, with the drawing set for on or about Nov 24
  • The same prize sentence also covers a PC and peripherals

Common questions

Does the winner get all sixteen consoles?

The Official Rules do not give a count or list. They name a Retro Console & Games Bundle. Photos show what the page pictures, so the rules are the guide to the prize.

Which consoles are handhelds?

In the photos, the PSP, Nintendo DS Lite and Game Boy Advance SP are handhelds. The Nintendo Switch 2 is shown docked with its Joy-Con controllers.

Are the game cases in the photos listed in the rules?

The rules mention a games bundle but no titles, so this page names no games.

Do I need a membership to enter?

No. Anyone eligible can enter free by mail, and a membership adds automatic entry as a perk.

See the Full Giveaway →

No purchase necessary. A purchase will not improve your chances of winning. Open to legal residents of the US and Canada, 18+ or the age of majority. Void where prohibited. Ends 11/19/2026 at 11:59:59 p.m. ET. Official Rules