Initially I really wanted this, but couldn't get my hands on it at the time of its release. A couple years later I got it for my birthday, and felt bad because I didn't want it as much as before. Played through several of the titles, but as I warmed up to the idea of retro game emulation, I stopped using this. Eventually I sold it to the local Video Games Etc!, but not before transferring my EarthBound and Final Fantasy III (VI) save data to an emulator, so that I could finish them.

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it's the same damn thing as the NES classic, but now with Super NES games, and more availability

This is by far the best mini console and it's a bloody shame Nintendo didn't continue down that trend. The emulation is near perfect, the menu is full of personality, save states are easy to use, the controllers are long enough, the game selection is great and it includes an unreleased game, Starfox 2. Careful for bootlegs, but if you find one at a good price, punch everyone in your way and CLAIM it. If Nintendo ever announces a 64 mini, I will do a triple backflip live.