Hacking the Nintendo Game and Watch
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- Why is this censored: Got copyright claims on it otherwise.
I got lucky and received my Game and Watch Super Mario Bros. one day early - and immediately started hacking it! In this video we will teardown the device, take a look inside, and find how we can put our own, customized ROM onto it!
Resources:
- Twitter: / ghidraninja
- Twitter thread: / 1326855097083686917
- Game and watch scripts:
github.com/ghi...
- STM32H7B0 Reference manual: www.st.com/res...
Also many thanks to SciresM ( / sciresm ) on Twitter from telling me that ... basically exclusively uses AES-CTR!
Can't wait to play Doom on it.
Or Super Mario 64
@@matiytpopin14 nes emulator cant run it
With only 128KB of storage that is very doubtful.
This is Nintendo, I think Wolf 3d was the most violent game they had.
Most STM32 MCUs are perfectly capable of running Doom. You can even replace Mario with Doom on this one, should not be much of a problem. But you will never be able to put Mario back again.
Xbox: super powerful fridge
PlayStation: next gen internet router
Nintendo: 1985
If you're going with a theme wouldn't Sony be gynormous internet router?
@@ignignxkt ok
PS5 is designed using Chad Warden as a base
@@Kabodanki ok lol
Instead of ruining my comment I’m just gonnna say y tho
Awesome breakdown of this all! 🙂
Love watching youtubers support each other.
Hi Mario!
I cant belive people keeps hacking almost every game console that releases
I modded a 1970 handheld football game to play PSP games I am your God nerds kneel before me
Legend. Loading NES and G&W roms on this would be great!
The USB port being power only is disappointing. Funny though, because now Nintendo can’t even put out an update to correct their language blunder.
I... Don't think it even connects to the net
@@IVChan Exactly. So the logical solution would have been to do it ‘the old fashioned way’, eg. Hooking up to a PC via USB. But this is not possible, so all Nintendo could do is make a public apology.
Okey
Funnily enough Nintendo has once again helped scalpers and the second-hand market. I assume now those 1st gen G&Ws with the "language glitch" will be a hot commodity when they replace them with the fixed batch on store shelves, stock up now
@@kissconsider : Do you really think they will make a second batch? This is a limited edition item which will stop being sold in March, so there won't be a second batch.
Me watching this whole video despite knowing none of these technical words:
“I like your funny words magic man!”
Same here
He sounds german too, it only makes it sound more dramatic.
Lol
I was going to say something similar lol
I came to say the very same shit
Nintendo thought they were being crafty making the usb port power only.
Only to make a language error in the firmware that can't be updated because of that.
Probably because how easy it was to load ROMs to the NES Mini and SNES Mini ;). So this time it is a real treatment.
@@NavidErde I mean yeah, that' a typical Nintendo move, but why should they care? You can play those games without much effort on almost every Device with customizable OS.
Instead they should be happy that their community is so cool and wants to make Homebrew and stuff. But big companies don't get that. Because of Piracy, it's understandable but in the end the sufferes are the good people who pay for the games while the pirates hack it anyway even if it is a Playstation with a badass(not a fan tho) encryption.
@@NavidErde In the SNES version there was a message from the original developers. So they knew about the hacks but didn't (care?) do anything about it. Wish they didn't make the usb port power only, I don't have the tools for this.
It's the chip
You guys work much faster than Rule 34 artists
You see comrad, when it not come out you still hack!
r1337: if it exist, it can (and will) be hacked
@@Valery0p5 time to hack my abacus
@@Valery0p5 🐐
What's rule 34 artist? 🐐 Hackers?
Man, disappointing the data pins aren't hooked up on the usb port. I was really hoping this could turn into a neat easily homebrewable little handheld.
Meh.. the lack of buttons makes it not very practical to hack and put more NES games on it. No start and select buttons make it so most NES games won’t even be able to start. These Mario games were modified for this system to use A and B as start and select. Regular roms won’t work the same.
@@dewinter1411 the zelda one has a start and select and is hacked too already
@@dewinter1411the Mario one uses the top buttons for start and select. This is a perfect pocket emulator.
This is very cool, can't wait to see more videos about this little thing.
Please post more often, I'm sure this will be great!! (2min ago and I'm straight here)
- The usb is only for charging.
+ Hold my ARM debug probe.
cpu suports usb dfu booting some time and someone will hack it to reflash via usb
@@vampirwrr it would still need hardware mods, since the usb data pins aren't physically connected to anything
I want Zelda 2 in it!
Zeldas game & watch 35 year anniversary is next year.. Guaranteed they'll release it next Christmas.. And maybe some other titles in between now and then 🤞
@@horizonfan first of all, Zelda is really good actually and second, Metroid never got a Game & Watch console.
@@horizonfan by saying "zelda eww" you are also referring to breath of the wild, a link to the past, majora's mask, a link between worlds, twilight princess, wind waker, and link's awakening, which are all great games, the only good metroids are the first one, super metroid, that one 3ds remake, and the metroid prime games,
@@horizonfan ah I see you aren't a man of culture
@@horizonfan dude, it's one of the better ones, also i was only talking about the rly good ones that i thought of ON THE SPOT, and i guess you aren't a metroid fan because your idiot ass didn't even notice i didn't list all the best metroid games, the gba one is awesome, I just didn't put it on there to see if you would notice
Do you think it'll ever become easy to flash your own ROMs onto the device? I couldn't justify picking it up for just Super Mario Bros, but if I could play Mario 3 that would be a different story 👀
Strange that they hotpatched the copyright date instead of just hacking the rom
Would be easier to maintain a ROM that’s the same across many of their devices and hot patch locally per device.
@@KaderRocks Not really, they never have to do any maintenance on any Game and Watch consoles. It's a situation where they simply have to change a few strings of text before recompiling the ROM, and then there would be no need to have an emulator stand-in for patching. It's cleaner to have everything run without bloat. It would be different if it were a more intensive type of patch, this is inconsequential.
@@ha1vorsen The idea with keeping a rom that is original is that you can use it across many devices and not have to worry about it acting differently. And if it does, you hot patch it on the devices versus constantly making change sto the original and then hoping your changes work with new devices later.
@@KaderRocks But that doesn't inherently make any sense. 100% of Game and Watch units are identical. Your point about "working on new devices" makes zero sense. Even if you were talking about other devices aside from the Game and Watch for some reason, an edited ROM will work on any device; it's original game data. The only way that you'd run into issues with a properly made edited ROM is if the emulator itself is shoddy. An edited ROM is _much_ less work than designing the infrastructure necessary to hotpatch a game. Nintendo made the game in the first place, they made a modified version of SMB just within the past few months for Super Mario 35. They did it with the GBA release of the game as well. They did it with many N64 games on Virtual Console, like Ocarina of Time and Mario Kart 64, either to patch critical bugs or remove dangerous effects (Starman's epliepsy-inducing effect from Mario Kart 64)
A single use modification to directly change a number from 1985 to 2020 for a single console is less work, less "hacky", and less strain on the hardware than emulator patches. Simply running game code is more efficient than running game code with external code on top of it. There is only one Game and Watch which runs this game, and it's not like they would ever use a Game and Watch specific ROM on the Switch console's VC instead of the original ROMs from the NES release. I'm really confused on the point you're making.
Kensen If you need to modify the string during development, it is much easier to change text in source code than to patch the ROM again. It is much better if the ROM is “clean”.
Even if you need to change the code behavior to fix bugs or add new functions, easier to do this in emulator than in the original code.
Cool, hopefully you can fix their language bug 😆
why are you censor the screen?
Copyright.
stacks: *explains everything carefully*
me not understanding a goddamn thing but thinking its awesome:
lmao same
Count me in
Indeed, that is God-level stuff for someone like me lol
OH MY GOOOOOD
WOOOW
Yeh same i have no clue if what he is saying
damn dude you're awesome for breaking this down for us. hope you're getting the credit you properly deserve
Very elaborate stuff! I would love to be able to run the GB G&W Gallery 1-4 games on this, just to keep the G&W theme going on and have a dedicated system to G&W games only!
yeah with a big "SUPER MARIO BROS." header on it
@@beesree39Sorry it wasn't written in an obvious way. I meant to say you keep the packed in games too as they are sold, but add only the G&W gallery games to also make it a dedicated G&W system. I personally wouldn't add any other type of game on here other than these!
@@Keiffer01 that's not what I said
I would personally add Game and Watch roms.
I think we must be patient.
Soon there will be a way to make this gizmo a super cool G&W all in one emulator.
I didnt understand a word but this is super interesting and make me apreciatte the work of console hackers, thanks man!
@The Deadpool Who Chuckles. brrt?
@@AmberCresent brrrt
very epic release, vouch for contribution. :sunglasses:
After studying EE and about 3 years of experience, it made me happy that I understood 99% of this video.
I got 0% idea of what's going on but still liked the video
@@mr.billybob4013 it's a good video nonetheless
Just wondering for amateurs how does one achieve this kind of understanding? I'm walking through a CS degree but the most relevant course seems to be comp arch. Connecting to debug ports, dumping falsh/ram, trying to figure out the encryption algorithm, all these sound very interesting to me. I can probably follow along with enough tools but how do I do all of these on my own?
@@Levelworm I'm dealing with STM32 MCUs at work, often also using external memory and implementing firmware update mechanisms. Doing this kind of work, I need to figure out how to make things more secure, so that nobody can actually get the code or extract an encryption key (e.g. when the bootloader itself is being updated) by sniffing any lines that connect MCU and the external flash. So I'm basically on the other side of what stacksmashing does. This made it easy to understand for me. It made me happy, because I remember times when I would watch videos like this and understood basically nothing.
You studied at E sports? Coool
that was pretty quick from getting the game & watch to a video lmao nice
Nintendo device: Exists.
Hacked before official launch.
So you can install a "52 in 1" ROM.
Need to protect against the hot patching first
They probably are gonna put doom on there lol
I’ll be surprised if they haven’t done it already. I’ve beaten it on a microwave and on a potato. So this is the next step.
I'd honestly love to see id/Bethesda.. Microsoft? .. put out a dedicated OG Doom handheld like this with Doom, Doom II, Final Doom and maybe the master levels.
Not without modifying the hardware heavily. The files for Doom are far too large to fit into the amount of storage this device it has.
@@CosmicGaijin still hasnt/cant be ported the TI-84 Plus CE tho lmao
@@fatusopp4739 that just means they aren’t trying hard enough
I'm curious what your background is - electrical engineering, computer science? How did you learn this stuff?
badassery, that is his backgroud
@@Macs nolifery
Too bad that this doesn't run linux. Seems unlikely that there will ever be usb access to upload roms.
You underestimate the nintendo modding scene, those guys will make an entire custom pcb if they have to
I really want to see people port other LCD games like Hippo Teeth, Coconut Joe and Wolf & Eggs.
So the reason it's so expensive is because it's effectively a small reproduction of the NES that lacks the ability to install other games?
Stupid move, Nintendo. Should have added a game slot so you could sell mini NES games for it.
SEGA: we are going to publish a tiny handheld device which cannot host more than 4 games
Nintendo: hold my handheld expertise, n00b
Ah, but Sega made the smaller device. So who really won?
@@OnlyEpicEmber Nintendo since their handheld is actually playable!
Yet we only got 3 games unless you count Mode B of Ball. 5 if you count the harder version of Super Mario Bros.
If Sega made those handhelds the same size as the Mario Game & Watch, I'd probably actually buy them.
I’d love to see SMB3, Legend of Zelda, and maybe even Pokémon on this little guy, can’t wait to see more!
If I could get these for Pokémon, even if they only had a game a piece, I’d be trilled
@I'm Self Aware imagine beating Nightmare on a Mario Game & Watch
Sales of this devices is good. If you wait abit, Nintendo might officially release it.
I want Tetris on it
@Marcus Mysteriously If it can run a NES emulator it might be able to run a Gameboy one too
The dream would be if you could add a micro-sd reader and have the firmware rewritten to just parse the roms on the card and present them in a menu. Do you think that could be done theoretically?
Yes; mass-erase the STM32H7B0's 128KB of flash (in 8KB sectors), remove the 1MB NOR flash (SPI Bus), solder the microsd slot breakout to the now-vacant flash pads, burn a FAT driver into the internal 128KB that can parse the filesystem, locate the emulator code, map it into memory, and present a fileselector. Bonus points if the fileselector is actually 6502 code running under the emulator, commanding the emulator to traverse and list directories. But ARM menu code is also acceptable. 1.4MB of SRAM is extremely large in terms of MCUs; take a look on github for "/Jean-MarcHarvengt/MCUME", which can run with a teensy4's 1MB of ram and for some emulator cores, an optional SPI 8MB PSRAM from Espressif, usually found on ESP32s.
this case is so awesome, i would put a Raspbery to run some game boy games!
Well done. I said, 'give it a week to a month'; you did it before launch. #LMAO
Just say lmao
Don't use hashtags. Just say "Lmao"
@@liquiditya How about you give me five bucks on Steam instead?
@@AmyraCarter nah I’m good. Thanks for the idea tho. I’ll make sure to use it on someone else. Not you :)
Great work! Hopefully a more user friendly and accessible method will come along.
I understood very very little in this video. However, it was very well made and informative, nonetheless! Great work, and excited for how this community is so smart! Can't wait to see other games on this cool little device!
I hope that we can put our own ROMS in someday! I definitely wanna mod in SMB2USA and SMB3 as well as some of the popular ROM Hacks for 1 & 3 like Extra Mario Bros. or Super Mario Bros. 3Mix!
Ain’t gonna happen
@@andrewober Woah, someone woke up on the wrong side of the bed this morning! It can and inevitably will run other NES roms in the future with modding, although I can't say the same for games from other platforms.
@@vertihippo1274 But the modding won't be easy. The USB has no data line. It's only power. That means for the majority of people it won't be as easy as the NES mini by plugging it to a computer and running a program.
@@chamoo232 Still possible though :)
Cant wait to see this run Doom 😁
In a few years we're gonna see this get modded to essentially be an NES portable
Game Boy games too!
Years?? Wont take that long
Try weeks if not months
Ah, this is the "I'll post a video of this soon" video - nice one :)
are you going to hack the Zelda version when it comes out...?
You gonna hack the link?
I can't wait until they make it easy for us to dump roms into this thing...
Since the USB data ports aren't connected it will never be as easy as the NES mini. Maybe people with the tools and know how though will provide a service you can send your game and watch in and have it reflashed.
@@littlefreak3000 yeah I know they explained that part in the video... but now they know where the data is, I'm wondering if they can connect the data to the port OR take the exsiting port out and putting a whole new one on there with a modded chip that connects to the data... I don't know if it's possible but since they've isolated the data point it's not impossible right?
@@littlefreak3000 otg via usb-c port can be?
@@jeffcross9960 Impossible? No. Even remotely simple? Definitely not.
If these were being produced on a much more massive scale, and Nintendo was openly planning to make many more units in the coming years, it *might* be worthwhile for someone to make/sell a custom programming device/clamp that could do the process faster. For how small of a run this is, that's highly unlikely to happen.
As it is, I think the best we'll get is a few folks specializing in doing the process themselves manually as a paid service. If the service could be done for a reasonable price, I might be down for it.
Realistically though, I think that it might almost be better for someone to figure out how to store something like a pi zero inside of one of these shells, with all the buttons and everything functioning as they should. But... This looks to be a teeny tiny device. Not much room to work with in there. Who knows.
@@dantehchad2227 yeah I figured... but still if people REALLY want to do this they could and that's enough for me to be at least a little hopeful. I was also thinking of a pi zero but with all the single screened Game & Watch games in them as well hahah... again high hopes and low expectations... so I AM thinking realistically...
Put some old game & watch games on it
why did he blur the screen ?
Copyright.
I been WAITING for this! Great job!
Pah 2nd :)
Nice video
It would be awesome if RetroArch gets ported to this, because that means you could play the Game & Watch Collection games released on the Game Boy and Game Boy Advance.
Wow, nice work! I'm personally really curious about the hidden Mario drawing song, since it's originally from the DSiWare app Flipnote Studio. I've spent a bit of time reverse-engineering Flipnote in the past, so I'm wondering if they made the effort to include a full Flipnote parser or if it's been converted into some other format. Any ideas?
Can it run Terraria?
Just kidding
Would there be enough memory for a game boy rom? I'm thinking of Game & Watch Gallery.
thats smart
Watch E3 2021 to see that happen. Oh and BOTW2 is coming in 2022
Great work! Next step: desolder old 128 KB flash module and solder in new 1 GB flash module and then load in all the NES games that ever came for the NES. It's only 8 pins you have to desolder, not that difficult.
My Brain tapped out 10 seconds into the video.
Same.
Would there be a way to connect the USB port to the PCB so you can use it to flash other ROMs on it? If that could be done, then figuring out how to add the ROMs to it, you'll have a portable NES package. And if you could have it where you load a ROM from a USB flashdrive, that would make it so you could load whatever games you wanted without having to worry about the on-board storage limits.
Can you rip those new Mario Illustrations from the bios?
You're going up against a stacked deck if the Embedded system is using the Flash in a XIP mode. My guess is that they may be moving some parts of it to RAM for faster execution. Unfortunately they are probably not using the Flash as memory storage so those handy Flash read/write and sector management functions would probably not have been moved to RAM :(
I cannot believe they did not completely lock down the SoC though... wonder if there are any test functions in RAM that they were using for manufacturing QA, possibly even provisioning (though I doubt for serial flash programming; that was prob. pre-programmed before going on the PCB).
Pretty weak encryption on the flash too, they left the door wide open (inspecting the RAM and flash and doing a reverse encryption), was it actually XOR or some polynomial (n-bit shifter) ?
Good work on it so far, good luck on the rest!
Cheers,
Nice work. Sad we cant use the usb to hack it. It leaves 99% of the buyers out if we cant do that :(
Unless they produce some ready-made kits, like they did for expanding the storage of the SNES mini.
@@souljastation5463 Havent heard about those. How you attach them if not soldering ?
@@kimmosakko7283 There's a bit of soldering involved but it's quite easy, pretty much everyone can do it:
ruclips.net/video/qM3Gis2a6WU/видео.html
If you don't trust yourself with solder you could make it installed by a local electronic repairs shop, I'm sure they're more than able to do it.
From experience repairing gameboys and Sony Vaio laptop batteries, i can tell you that these screws can easily be removed with no damage with a small flat tip screwdriver.
I think you should make a point to collect some dead and damaged ones. Then, you can gut it, and put a R-pi-0W inside but have the SNES branded case.
It's a really nice case
Hi, friend. I really need a help i flashed my mp5 4x (Vita clone) with an powkiddy x16 fw but the screen Is bigger AND my mp5 has 4.3" screen. I need a 4.3" mp5 4x fw, i have 2 fw from x6 and x16.
How can i dump the fw from the mp5 can you help me?
If you need the 2 fw to analize i can send for you.
Why blurred?
cuz nintendo
@@newbielol5119 ah
No data through USB. Nintendo learned their lesson after the NES/SNES Classic. lol
Oh so that's why it can "quick resume" between the two SMB games, they're both in the memory at all times, clever
did you try these attacks against it? www.usenix.org/system/files/conference/woot17/woot17-paper-obermaier.pdf ; because its RDP 1 section 3.3 . 3 years old but still could work. This is also a great chance to play around a chipwhisperer lite if you have one, the creator of the device used it to extract firmware out from protected smart light bulbs.
Check out wallet.fail, where we did less invasive attacks on the STM32 to dump it - planning to try that once a couple of test H7B0 arrive :)
This was insane! I've read a bit about microcontroller operation, as well as data encryption, but seeing those ideas and principles put to use in hacking this was fascinating! Very impressive.
Sucks that Nintendo didn't include Super Mario Bros. 2 USA and Super Mario Bros. 3 too. Hopefully you can add the two games in. I'm just worried about the limited amount of storage space.
Can't wait for mine to arrive, I've already prototyped a pcb with a microcontroller and a much larger flash to implement a sort of "bank switching" to hold more games, I just need the thing in my hands to finish writing the software and test it
Can you put some links to these items so others can buy them too?
@@BigHushAffiliate it's just a 64mbit flash and a 120mhz ucontroller that I already had around. I designed and made the pcb. Will only work (if at all) for mmc1 games
Sciences oldest statement is "just because you can doesn't mean you should" but seriously, you should.
Good job. That's a hack on day -1. Must be setting some kind of record there
I am so excited to hopefully get this. I heard about what you achieved and I’ve been looking out for this video for a while! Well done!
I'd like to add the US version of SMB2, SMB3, and the original Mario Bros to it. With Dr. Mario as possible bonus. If there's enough space left, then throw Mario is Missing and Mario's Time Machine on there too.
Memory expansion and more nes roms would be freaking sweet!
How? Haha
@@superjerjer1 How? Replace the flash ROM with a bigger one.
@@blahdelablah but thats hardware modding, look at chinese handheld majority of them are software modding
@@superjerjer1 "Memory expansion" implied hardware modding, perhaps you just assumed it was software modding that was being discussed.
Why did you censor the game
We all know its super mario bros
because nintendo loves copyright striking videos
My mind just melted. Great work!
I wonder how much storage there is, how many NES games can be transfered to it?
128k flash isnt muich so maybe 5?
I was wondering about how hackable the Game & Watch is!
That's some insane progress for two days!
1:33, look there it’s written E3! And in the 2021 E3 there was a new Zelda Game and Watch! Coincidence? Think not!
*1 month later
"Play Original Doom on a Super Mario Game and Watch"
Not nearly enough RAM. Maybe a cut down version such as the 32x port. Wolf3D or Blake Stone will run just fine though.
It literally has 1mb of storage. You ain’t playing shit on this thing.
Andrew Oberhauser Some Doom ports were fit into 2 megabytes with multiple levels. And they probably didn’t even use compression. Back in the 90s I had a copy of Quake with some multiplayer mods (but only 1 level) on a single floppy disk.
And finally, since you need to open it anyway, SPI Flash chip should be trivial to replace.
@@noop9k this has 1mb. And your average modded isn’t going to replace the chip. There won’t be a scene for this thing.
Andrew Oberhauser The scene won’t ask your permission.
If you see what's actually in there (i.e. 1 MB of game data) the 80 Euro price tag is even more scandalous. ;)
Can't wait to play Dragon Quest 3 on this.
You probably couldn't switch it off until you are done with the game until someone can implement saving.
@MHzBurglar Oh, didn't know that. Mine is still sealed.
Why did you censor the game screen?
you made it to the news
Oh really? Link?
@@stacksmashing you're mentioned in a lot of articles if you search for: new Nintendo console hacked before realise.
With the ability to load any game on there, I might just buy one of these. Could backpack another microcontroller and larger ROM on there and potentially have a hot-swappable game library? Or perhaps the firmware is able to handle a larger rom with more contents? Identifying the game directory format in ROM would be interesting. Also can you try the various under-volting (with specific timing) techniques to break STM32 read-out protection - this has been accomplished recently (STM8 for sure and possibly STM32). Reverse-engineering the firmware of this would be very interesting and have lots of potential to add new mappers, more games, etc.
You lost me at tri-wing screws..
Why did i search for this 😂😂😂
Awesome video man! Unfortunately with 128kb it doesn't look like you'll be able to fit many roms on there aside from the earlier generation titles that range from 25-65kb. But most NES games after that are 129-513kb from looking at my rom list.
Solder on a new flash and support it with a CFW maybe?
Would it not be easier to buy one of the better Chinese retro-gaming handhelds? Just sayin'
I don’t understand any of this but it was cool
hack it and make the clock playable
Very impressive, but then is it possible to run super Mario bros 3 on the game & Watch ?
i would love that
Probably not, since the RAM only has 128 KiB. SMB3 is 4MB.
@@SuperChunk84 sd card adapters incoming. I would buy one.
@@SuperChunk84 The chip has 1.4MiB of SRAM, so that is not going to be a barrier. SMB3 is 384KiB.
Ah, thank you. I'm not very technologically inclined.
Also, SD card adapters? Really?
Can anyone explain why hes bluring the game and watch screen?
One day in: C R A C K E D
All I want is SMB3 on the Game & Watch
Mario 2 (the USA one) would also be nice.
i think putting all the NES marios only takes 600KB tops so it could fit
So exciting. It's a great device out of the box, so the potential to add roms will make this device such a great collector and PLAY item.
Adding roms will be difficult, because it has just enough storage to store the built in games
Honestly if you want to play ROMs just get a PS Vita
@@acex222 this is way more portable than a PS Vita.
@@souljastation5463 is it really killing you that you can't play NES roms on the bus on any existing device? Are you travelling somewhere you can take a game and watch but not a vita, where the time required to travel is necessary that you bring a toy with you? Come on dude, live in the real world
@@acex222 Seriously this.
I get the novelty of playing different games on this, but there are so many devices that can do just that very well nowadays that why even bother.
I play NES games on my gba with a flashcard and SNES games on my New 3ds.
You could pick up a cheap Chinese anbernic device that can play nearly everything up to ps1 fairly well and for fairly cheap. Or even cheaper use your phone with a bluetooth controller.
What university profession do you have to have to learn those things?
I feel like the big N is just gonna release a "delux" version that fixes the security issues and make this model obsolete
I don't think so because this is limited edition
@@infinitebeats6444 oh yeah that's true! But I've got a feeling they'll rerelease it at some point
It’s ridiculous that you couldn’t show the actual games playing on it.
Nintendo can be super strict
I hope someone figures out a way to add all nes roms and make it a portable NES
Its called a gba and flash cart lol
You rock - thank you very much!.. Can't wait to play Mega Man on it. ^______^
Welp after seeing this Nintendo is like we won’t ever work with this guy lol
Nintendo is one of the most anticonsumer companies
I would hacked only to install all game & watch games, thing that nintendo had to had been done