GamePark 32 then probably the NeoGeo Pocket wasn't a massive fan of either. Most obscure out of the ones I likes was the Sega Saturn (though not really obscure, more a commercial failure).

Lol @Gamesake

I used to own a Sega Pico. It's a system that was meant to encourage children to play video games. There was a Sonic game, a Pooh Bear game, and a Mickey mouse game that I had. Here's the sweet console/controller:

Fun question! Mine has to be the Microvision - the first handheld console with interchangeable games, way back around 1980. I still have it and it still works, although it's incredibly primitive by today's standards. (My avatar is my 3DS Mii superimposed over my Microvision with the Blockbuster game running.)

I've got a CD-i and two GAme Gears. NEVER knew about anyone that one another one. NEVER.

I had a pong console when I was a kid that also had a shooting game on it. It was extremely obscure. Unfortunately it died in a house fire (with my NES )
It was this or a close model:

Also had a Commodore VIC. It played games both on cartridges and tapes (good ol' tape player)

a Game Gear...thats the only thing i can think of.

I guess mine was probably the sega 32X-if that can be considered a console.

SEGA Genesis. I am a kid and mostly spend time with kids thanks to school, and most of them only know about Xbox 360, PS3, and Wii. I told them I had a SEGA Genesis, and they said, "Aren't those the guys that make those crappy kiddy games?"

Does the Sega Nomad count?

The Game Gear, even though it's not really all that obscure.

This isn't exactly a game console, but I still have my old Commodore 64. Now my most obscure game console were those electronic games from Mcdonalds.

Nokia N-Gage. I actually liked playing Tony Hawk, Rayman and Bomberman on it but those were the only games I bought as I didn't care about others.