Switch I still have my original SNES, but now that I'm seeing reviews for this thing I kind...

[Jay Ybarra]

I still have my original SNES, but now that I'm seeing reviews for this thing I kind of want one. A/V, VGA and component are the reason I still have the 1080p tv that was on sale in 2008 as my only TV. This is straight up acting like the original hardware, no emulation! $200 is pretty steep though.

 

[Jay Ybarra]

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[Lee Burgos]

I'll stick to my Pi.

 

[Matthew Hirt]

Oooooo want....

 

[Brent Blakley]

If this could play multiple consoles I'd be into it. I'm just not sure it's worth the price for just SNES.

 

[Charlotte Bailey]

Thats super expensive. I have a retron 5 i'd recommend that. (Like you we still have our old consoles but the retron 5 plays carts from multiple different consoles and you can use your original controllers or its own controller so it means you dont keep swapping consoles)

 

[Mike Redel]

dam is it licensed by nintendo at that Price point? how can they do that and no lawsuit?

 

[Jay Ybarra]

Here's an in depth conversation about the hardware.

 

[Jamie Steve Austin Chucki]

I have 2 snes console and I still want this lol

 

[Bayram J. Gascot Hernández]

I got the SNES classic and hacked it. Nothing I have owned has been more beautiful.

 

[Cecil Kennedy]

I saw that, but I have an upscaler for when I want to play my retro systems at my desk so eh...cool device though. Wonder why the NES version is so expensive but the SNES one isn't

 

[Lauren Miller]

People talking about the price you have to remember the original price for the SNES was over $200.00 when it first released. Most consoles now are around $250-$400.00... This has a SD card which I'm sure with a firmware update will enable people to play roms on it

 

[Chris Bizarro]

Not for $200