I am a child of the 80s and still have my original NES. I hosted my extended family over Thanksgiving and broke out my old NES. My nephew and nieces spent four straight days playing Super Mario Brothers -- they had never experienced this gaming magic before. So I started looking for one of the NES Classic Minis to give my nephew for Christmas and disappointed that they are only available aftermarket! Just looked on eBay and they are going for $150+ (new in box), which a bit more than I'd be willing to pop for.
Modding an NES classic is one of the greatest joys out there. It's also a mild pro that it works with the Wii, though I never actually used it with one. Great video, champ!
Got both the NES and SNES Classic and using that 'special software' they are loaded to the gills. The NES required no hardware mod to get all the NES library plus many GameBoy, GameBoy Color, TG-16, Sega Master System, Atari 2600, etc. I stuck with small games and systems that used a D-Pad, Start, Select and two action buttons. The SNES Classic however has an sdcard mod with 32GB of storage and basically has everything up to Sega CD/PCE-CD/TG-16 CD. I have two BT adapters and I use two Wii U controllers I use with it.
Love my little NES Classic. Zero nostalgia for the SNES, so instead of getting the SNES Classic, I just put the entire system into my NES Classic XD. One button press, it reboots and launches into the SNES system, Menu, saves, music and games. Do one for the PlayStation Mini Classic though. Especially after BleemSync to modify the games list.
The only things that made me want to buy both the NES Mini and the SNES Mini is the fact that they are super easy to hack and add games to them, because I would NEVER buy the SNES Mini if I couldn't play Donkey Kong Country 2 on it, my fav SNES game. I added just a few NES and SNES games to my mini consoles, mainly the ones I felt were missing like NES DuckTales or Tetris Attack and stuff, those mini consoles are my go to option to play NES and SNES games, both of my mini consoles are basically a compilation of my fav games for each system and is super neat
I feel like the ability to play NES games on your HDTV via an HDMI cable without any mods or accessories and without having to subscribe to a service where you can temporarily download a game is a big selling point. Everdrives can be cool but you're still having to pull out the NES and set it up for your TV. The fact that you can hack it so that you can put every NES game on the system is a nice plus. I see people talking about the Wii... the Wii doesn’t output in 1080p and you can't use HDMI cables with it without using an adapter that doesn't even upscale the image.
I just wanted to pop in real quick and say that i absolutely loved this video and the one you made about gamer snacks. Of course youre I Played Every Game series is how i found you but im the type of person who subscribes to someone based more on them and how they make videos, and not solely on what kind of videos they do. I dunno if these past two are just not getting through the algorithm or if most of your pther viewers just aren't interested in them, but i really enjoyed them. You are one if my favorite people on RUclips thanks for taking the time and effort to make ALL of your videos ❤
I really appreciate that, it means a lot. I don't think RUclips knows what to do with these videos but hopefully over time people warm up to them! I'm still working on the stuff people are used to, I'm just increasing the scope so it's taking a little longer 😅 But seriously, thank you so much
Man I still have my NES from 1989 and all the games, everything works perfectly! I would’ve bought one of these but I didn’t really need it since I have almost all of these games. I also have an NES emulator on my PC with pretty much every ROM. I do wish I’d went ahead and bought one of these though!
I agree wholeheartedly with getting these mini systems to have legitimate copies of these games to own forever and avoid subscriptions and delistings...I have the SNES classic edition and really only want to play 5 of the games right now but still worth it... I was a sega kid and I'm regretting not picking those up at launch.
I hacked mine so I have all the NES games and Master System games, I also bought a couple of 3rd party cheap controllers and swapped the shells with a couple of faulty original NES controllers, worked a treat! Still going strong after all these years. I have recently acquired a CRT TV and dusted off my old NES. I have to say that these mini consoles do have some lag, it might just be a nano millisecond, but my goodness it is noticeable when you go back to some more difficult titles.
This video made me realize that I could've used the CRT filter on NSO this whole goddamn time. Right AFTER I finished my lengthy playthrough through all the classic 2D Zelda games for the first time... Oh well, I'll use it when I play through the Metroid saga I guess
The Wii is still incredibly versatile even today. Tbh I kind of transitioned to my 3DS/Vita for that kind of stuff but my introduction to console modding was the Wii for sure
I snagged both the NES mini and the SNES mini when they came out. Still play them, wish they had more games on them, particularly the super version as it has less than the first.
I just bought an NES and SNES mini last summer, and hacked them to add all the games I missed out on. Super worth it. The only thing that was kind of difficult was making sure I bought an authentic copies, since there are bunch of Chinese bootlegs going around. Anyways, I was finally able to beat the original Zelda on my NES mini, and I finally beat Chrono Trigger on my SNES mini (A game I had to hack on)
Fortunately I got my consoles around launch so I never had to worry about counterfeits, but I did see that that was an issue when I was researching the secondhand market.
I have it and still play it now and again. I'd have to play with the original setup to be sure but there might? be some tiny input lag that you often get with these sorts of things on digital screens. But this system has basically facilitated me finally finishing so many of these games after all these years. I wish I could swap some games out without fiddling with the internals but I'm really satisfied with it over all. I wish I had the SNES version :)
I have had my snes mini since it came out and love it! Hacked it right away so I can play Genesis, gba or nes games. My only downside now , I updated the firmware and now I can’t use the borders for those games
I bought one of these for my Dad a while back, and having used it to play some Multiplayer with him it's pretty decent. In particular it's the best way for him to play romhacks since he wouldn't want to deal with an emulator, but with the injection programs it's really easy to slap the roms on there for him. Personally though, it doesn't really do anything for me that my modded 3DS and Wii don't, so I find it hard to justify buying one even with how cool they are.
The software for modding these has become ridiculously easy to use, so I'd argue that that alone is a selling point for the less technically-inclined. Those with experience are probably better off doing something like modding their 3DS or Vita or other handheld, as is your case
From what I can tell with what I saw on the NES classic compared to the original console is the noise channel on the NES classic is lower pitched and some of the colors are different to the original console played on a crt. I just tested Zelda 2 and on the real NES with just composite, in the houses, the red bricks are a more vibrant brighter red and the other bricks is a more pinkish/salmon color, as opposed to orange and a darker red on the NES classic.
Interesting! Isn't the emulator now standard-use for Nintendo? I wonder if the Switch Classic version has the same differences/behavior or if they've updated the emulator to make it more accurate
For the emulation used by Nintendo, I don't know. I just saw a video of Zelda 2 on the switch and I think it is more accurate to the original from what I saw, as far as the sound goes anyway. The coloring is still different from the original NES hardware.@@Niosai
I recently tested the colors with a different hookup. When I had both the composite and RF signal plugged into the console, but didn't plug the other composites in the tv and put it on to channel 3, that salmon color in the houses of Zelda 2 was a bright saturated orange color@@Niosai
I love my NES Classic. It's cute for display and is a great option for traveling with. I have a kit with uber-long HDMI and power cables that I use at hotels and other overnights. I'm new to your videos and am definitely enjoying your content. However, you desperately need some mic technique, possibly a windscreen/pop filter on your mic to avoid plosives (IE giant pops of bass on the letters B and P) I swear I'm not just being a knob here. Point your microphone at the corner of your mouth at a 45 degree and invest in a pop filter. But seriously, I mean this, great work! Well written, entertaining and just needs a little audio work. Cheers!
Own both - luck of the refresh button draw NES retail; ebay for SNES. Have played each weekly, mostly muted whilst listening podcasts - puzzle games, sports, RPG... I've 80 games on each for fun. My NES controller though might not make it another year - lots of A button mashing via Tecmo Super Bowl... it def feels less hearty than the OG controllers.
Nice video dude I modded my NES & SNES classic as well. Shit load of games! Well the only con I would say is the internal memory on the NES classic is only 512mb. Enough to add all the NES games I want but if wanting to play Sega CD titles or shit like that a power connection with a USB input will be needed! Either way im glad I picked one up! LONG LIVE GAMING
I have this edition and play it all the time with my son. He enjoys Kirby's Adventure and Tecmo Bowl the best (he's 8). They got most of these best on here but Mario Bros, Ice Climber, Balloon Fight, Donkey Kong Jr. could have easily been substituted for much better games. Pro wrestling, Tecmo Super Bowl instead of Tecmo Bowl. Contra instead of Super C. Super Dodge Ball, MLB, Dragon Warrior, Ice Hockey, Mega Man 3, Duck Tales and on and on. The system still has a very high replay value with the games offered. No Tetris Nintendo "You cannot be serious"
Awsome video niosai you are a good person and a great creator because you never forget about your fans you are amezing already like this video i been following you since soul calibur every your First video by the way awesome keep work hard all my blessing, PS can i suggest played avery King of fighters ever you will have fun and can i ask you if you play king of fighters to say hi to me a will realy appreciate thanks
Sure don't swedeth take your time and remember before content your health I'm sure your next video Will be awesome I know but take All the time you want as long you happy and healthy all my blessings ❤️ take care man
both are cool to have, but honestly not having cheats or rewind feature hurts it imo. It's cheaper to get a wii and mod it with cheats and a more convenient save state option,
You content creators keep talking about how it was released in 2016, and while this is technically true, hardly anyone bought any in 2016. They only sold 2 million units WORLDWIDE during the original release. It was basically a stealth drop. People were so outraged by the fact that they didn't announce them, and then stopped production before anyone could buy one (again, 2 million units WORLDWIDE, this is almost nothing), which is why they re-released them in 2018. This is when most of the American public (including you content creators) became widely aware of them, and when most of the American public (including you content creators) purchased your copies. So, just refer to the 2018 rerelease when talking about the unit, as referring to the 2016 release is slightly disingenuous.
I bought mine in 2016, I have the original non-ESRB box and everything lmao relax Edit: I actually literally show the box on camera right at the beginning LMAO
(logic #1) make a million of these things at a fair price .... (logic #2) make a limited edition & charge them at a ridiculously high price with a higher profit margin !! ....(can you see where this is going)
just by inventing the "mini" .... the "original" console & games are completely WORTHLESS .... the damage has already been done - am i the only one that sees this ??
30 games instead of 50 ?? ... one controller instead of two ...short cables instead of longer cables ... overpriced & undersupplied !! .... i'll wait until the price comes down - it ALWAYS does !!
@@Niosai yeah it’s just a shame that they didn’t do a better job. For example having to get up and press reset every time you want to save state or change game is stupid and the controllers don’t feel right particularly the snes mini.
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Do you own the NES or SNES Classic editions? Do you still play them?
I have both of them and they are great I prefer the SNES Classic because the controller air cord length is longer
Got both still also hello there
I just use mobile emulation for those old retro games , anyway wanted to ask is there any chance you can do shin Megami Tensei persona series ?
I own the mini Nintendo nes and the original both still play
I moddedmy nes classic
I am a child of the 80s and still have my original NES. I hosted my extended family over Thanksgiving and broke out my old NES. My nephew and nieces spent four straight days playing Super Mario Brothers -- they had never experienced this gaming magic before. So I started looking for one of the NES Classic Minis to give my nephew for Christmas and disappointed that they are only available aftermarket! Just looked on eBay and they are going for $150+ (new in box), which a bit more than I'd be willing to pop for.
Modding an NES classic is one of the greatest joys out there. It's also a mild pro that it works with the Wii, though I never actually used it with one.
Great video, champ!
My favorite mini-console i'm NOT MODDING to play snes, genesis, gameboys, etc.
For not reason.
I snagged the NES classic controller to use on my modded Wii.
I've got a Wii, Vita and Series S. If I get my hands on a 3DS that'll give me access to pretty much every retro game out there.
Pretty good points!
The Nintendo Switch is an amazing console that the Steam Deck 🙌
Got both the NES and SNES Classic and using that 'special software' they are loaded to the gills. The NES required no hardware mod to get all the NES library plus many GameBoy, GameBoy Color, TG-16, Sega Master System, Atari 2600, etc. I stuck with small games and systems that used a D-Pad, Start, Select and two action buttons. The SNES Classic however has an sdcard mod with 32GB of storage and basically has everything up to Sega CD/PCE-CD/TG-16 CD. I have two BT adapters and I use two Wii U controllers I use with it.
I just want to own one because it is so tiny
I waited since 2017 for a n64 classic and gave up… so I turned my Wii into one
Tbh that's probably the best route you could've gone
Most of the games you can’t play 💀
Love my little NES Classic.
Zero nostalgia for the SNES, so instead of getting the SNES Classic, I just put the entire system into my NES Classic XD.
One button press, it reboots and launches into the SNES system, Menu, saves, music and games.
Do one for the PlayStation Mini Classic though. Especially after BleemSync to modify the games list.
I never actually got my hands on the PS Classic, or even the Genesis one they did recently. I still want one for the collection, though.
My dad got both for me and my sister while we were almost out of money along with extra controllers. These and the 3DS were my childhood
Make a snes follow up please
The only things that made me want to buy both the NES Mini and the SNES Mini is the fact that they are super easy to hack and add games to them, because I would NEVER buy the SNES Mini if I couldn't play Donkey Kong Country 2 on it, my fav SNES game.
I added just a few NES and SNES games to my mini consoles, mainly the ones I felt were missing like NES DuckTales or Tetris Attack and stuff, those mini consoles are my go to option to play NES and SNES games, both of my mini consoles are basically a compilation of my fav games for each system and is super neat
NES mini is better tho. because it has 256 MBs of nand flash, so you can fit more games when modded.
The fact that Tetris wasn’t included honestly shocked me.
I feel like the ability to play NES games on your HDTV via an HDMI cable without any mods or accessories and without having to subscribe to a service where you can temporarily download a game is a big selling point. Everdrives can be cool but you're still having to pull out the NES and set it up for your TV. The fact that you can hack it so that you can put every NES game on the system is a nice plus.
I see people talking about the Wii... the Wii doesn’t output in 1080p and you can't use HDMI cables with it without using an adapter that doesn't even upscale the image.
Wii U has entered the chat
I just wanted to pop in real quick and say that i absolutely loved this video and the one you made about gamer snacks. Of course youre I Played Every Game series is how i found you but im the type of person who subscribes to someone based more on them and how they make videos, and not solely on what kind of videos they do. I dunno if these past two are just not getting through the algorithm or if most of your pther viewers just aren't interested in them, but i really enjoyed them.
You are one if my favorite people on RUclips thanks for taking the time and effort to make ALL of your videos ❤
I really appreciate that, it means a lot. I don't think RUclips knows what to do with these videos but hopefully over time people warm up to them! I'm still working on the stuff people are used to, I'm just increasing the scope so it's taking a little longer 😅 But seriously, thank you so much
I got the NES Classic Edition at midnight the night it was released. I love having this thing.
Man I still have my NES from 1989 and all the games, everything works perfectly! I would’ve bought one of these but I didn’t really need it since I have almost all of these games. I also have an NES emulator on my PC with pretty much every ROM. I do wish I’d went ahead and bought one of these though!
upgrading to HDMI output is worth it alone
i remember getting one of these on christmas in 2018. i went crazy on castlevania for about a month straight.
I agree wholeheartedly with getting these mini systems to have legitimate copies of these games to own forever and avoid subscriptions and delistings...I have the SNES classic edition and really only want to play 5 of the games right now but still worth it... I was a sega kid and I'm regretting not picking those up at launch.
I forgot this thing even existed ngl
I hacked mine so I have all the NES games and Master System games, I also bought a couple of 3rd party cheap controllers and swapped the shells with a couple of faulty original NES controllers, worked a treat! Still going strong after all these years. I have recently acquired a CRT TV and dusted off my old NES. I have to say that these mini consoles do have some lag, it might just be a nano millisecond, but my goodness it is noticeable when you go back to some more difficult titles.
Where did you find a Nintendo Mini nowadays? I can’t find one :(
This video made me realize that I could've used the CRT filter on NSO this whole goddamn time. Right AFTER I finished my lengthy playthrough through all the classic 2D Zelda games for the first time... Oh well, I'll use it when I play through the Metroid saga I guess
That sounds like a good excuse to replay some classics again 😎
Modded my wii and can play all 16 bit console games plus some arcade stuff
The Wii is still incredibly versatile even today. Tbh I kind of transitioned to my 3DS/Vita for that kind of stuff but my introduction to console modding was the Wii for sure
I snagged both the NES mini and the SNES mini when they came out. Still play them, wish they had more games on them, particularly the super version as it has less than the first.
*I got a unit very late but happy to have one!* 💡
I just bought an NES and SNES mini last summer, and hacked them to add all the games I missed out on. Super worth it.
The only thing that was kind of difficult was making sure I bought an authentic copies, since there are bunch of Chinese bootlegs going around.
Anyways, I was finally able to beat the original Zelda on my NES mini, and I finally beat Chrono Trigger on my SNES mini (A game I had to hack on)
Fortunately I got my consoles around launch so I never had to worry about counterfeits, but I did see that that was an issue when I was researching the secondhand market.
I still got 10 Brand New NES Classics from the time they originally launched locked up in My car trunk
Man I love these wonderful little classics. I have four nes and 4 snes classics, half are modded, the others original. I buy them any chance i get.
I have it and still play it now and again. I'd have to play with the original setup to be sure but there might? be some tiny input lag that you often get with these sorts of things on digital screens. But this system has basically facilitated me finally finishing so many of these games after all these years. I wish I could swap some games out without fiddling with the internals but I'm really satisfied with it over all. I wish I had the SNES version :)
I think one of the coolest things about these is that it probably got a ton of people into older games, or like in your case, revisiting them :)
I have had my snes mini since it came out and love it! Hacked it right away so I can play Genesis, gba or nes games. My only downside now , I updated the firmware and now I can’t use the borders for those games
I bought one of these for my Dad a while back, and having used it to play some Multiplayer with him it's pretty decent. In particular it's the best way for him to play romhacks since he wouldn't want to deal with an emulator, but with the injection programs it's really easy to slap the roms on there for him.
Personally though, it doesn't really do anything for me that my modded 3DS and Wii don't, so I find it hard to justify buying one even with how cool they are.
The software for modding these has become ridiculously easy to use, so I'd argue that that alone is a selling point for the less technically-inclined. Those with experience are probably better off doing something like modding their 3DS or Vita or other handheld, as is your case
IT’S BEEN EIGHT YEARS?!
I am so sorry lmao
I have one but I will be playing on the HG-938. Sam's Journey Famicom Edition is in the mail.
From what I can tell with what I saw on the NES classic compared to the original console is the noise channel on the NES classic is lower pitched and some of the colors are different to the original console played on a crt. I just tested Zelda 2 and on the real NES with just composite, in the houses, the red bricks are a more vibrant brighter red and the other bricks is a more pinkish/salmon color, as opposed to orange and a darker red on the NES classic.
Interesting! Isn't the emulator now standard-use for Nintendo? I wonder if the Switch Classic version has the same differences/behavior or if they've updated the emulator to make it more accurate
For the emulation used by Nintendo, I don't know. I just saw a video of Zelda 2 on the switch and I think it is more accurate to the original from what I saw, as far as the sound goes anyway. The coloring is still different from the original NES hardware.@@Niosai
I recently tested the colors with a different hookup. When I had both the composite and RF signal plugged into the console, but didn't plug the other composites in the tv and put it on to channel 3, that salmon color in the houses of Zelda 2 was a bright saturated orange color@@Niosai
I love my NES Classic. It's cute for display and is a great option for traveling with. I have a kit with uber-long HDMI and power cables that I use at hotels and other overnights.
I'm new to your videos and am definitely enjoying your content. However, you desperately need some mic technique, possibly a windscreen/pop filter on your mic to avoid plosives (IE giant pops of bass on the letters B and P)
I swear I'm not just being a knob here. Point your microphone at the corner of your mouth at a 45 degree and invest in a pop filter.
But seriously, I mean this, great work! Well written, entertaining and just needs a little audio work.
Cheers!
Adding Mother 1989 english version is like the best game to add on.
Own both - luck of the refresh button draw NES retail; ebay for SNES. Have played each weekly, mostly muted whilst listening podcasts - puzzle games, sports, RPG... I've 80 games on each for fun.
My NES controller though might not make it another year - lots of A button mashing via Tecmo Super Bowl... it def feels less hearty than the OG controllers.
I love all my classic consoles. The nes classic you can plug it into a pc and add maybe add 40+ games.
I loved it but still wish they would rerealease the og NES in its og size
there is NES on ebay with 1000 NES Games added
and SNES with 20000 games added
Nice video dude
I modded my NES & SNES classic as well. Shit load of games! Well the only con I would say is the internal memory on the NES classic is only 512mb. Enough to add all the NES games I want but if wanting to play Sega CD titles or shit like that a power connection with a USB input will be needed! Either way im glad I picked one up! LONG LIVE GAMING
I own both nes and nes classics! Still play them! Both with added games 😉
8 years already? Damn I feel old.
Same.
Same.
Same.
Same.
Same.
I have this edition and play it all the time with my son. He enjoys Kirby's Adventure and Tecmo Bowl the best (he's 8). They got most of these best on here but Mario Bros, Ice Climber, Balloon Fight, Donkey Kong Jr. could have easily been substituted for much better games. Pro wrestling, Tecmo Super Bowl instead of Tecmo Bowl. Contra instead of Super C. Super Dodge Ball, MLB, Dragon Warrior, Ice Hockey, Mega Man 3, Duck Tales and on and on. The system still has a very high replay value with the games offered. No Tetris Nintendo "You cannot be serious"
Is it possible to download Friday the 13th and nightmare on elm street on nes classic?
It is, your imagination is the only limit😅
Make a Revisiting the Playstation Classic 6 years later and it's just you screaming while smashing your foot with a hammer.
I think you may be on to something here
Nintendo out here selling emulators that are free for a markup
The NERD emulators are top-tier tbh
my uncle sent me one today and i can't open the cartridge slot
I use the SNES Classic controllers with a Wii to play retro games.
wii doesn't output in 1080p, tho
@@Fools_Requiem That is true, but I don’t need 1080p for NES games.
Big frustrating shame I never got one but if I ever got one I would main Super Mario Bros 3
Awsome video niosai you are a good person and a great creator because you never forget about your fans you are amezing already like this video i been following you since soul calibur every your First video by the way awesome keep work hard all my blessing, PS can i suggest played avery King of fighters ever you will have fun and can i ask you if you play king of fighters to say hi to me a will realy appreciate thanks
I appreciate you hanging around for so long! King of Fighters is on the list, it's just a lot of games to get through is all 😅
Sure don't swedeth take your time and remember before content your health I'm sure your next video Will be awesome I know but take All the time you want as long you happy and healthy all my blessings ❤️ take care man
both are cool to have, but honestly not having cheats or rewind feature hurts it imo. It's cheaper to get a wii and mod it with cheats and a more convenient save state option,
You content creators keep talking about how it was released in 2016, and while this is technically true, hardly anyone bought any in 2016. They only sold 2 million units WORLDWIDE during the original release. It was basically a stealth drop. People were so outraged by the fact that they didn't announce them, and then stopped production before anyone could buy one (again, 2 million units WORLDWIDE, this is almost nothing), which is why they re-released them in 2018. This is when most of the American public (including you content creators) became widely aware of them, and when most of the American public (including you content creators) purchased your copies. So, just refer to the 2018 rerelease when talking about the unit, as referring to the 2016 release is slightly disingenuous.
I bought mine in 2016, I have the original non-ESRB box and everything lmao relax
Edit: I actually literally show the box on camera right at the beginning LMAO
@@Niosai sure ya did.
@@Niosai you bought that shit on ebay, you're not fooling anyone.
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(logic #1) make a million of these things at a fair price .... (logic #2) make a limited edition & charge them at a ridiculously high price with a higher profit margin !! ....(can you see where this is going)
NINTENDO YOU SHOULD HAVE MADE MORE…
just by inventing the "mini" .... the "original" console & games are completely WORTHLESS .... the damage has already been done - am i the only one that sees this ??
Now its on the switch online lol
Yeh but not all the games that were on nes mini
I love my mini console collection. I wish they could come with achievement and eshop .
30 games instead of 50 ?? ... one controller instead of two ...short cables instead of longer cables ... overpriced & undersupplied !! .... i'll wait until the price comes down - it ALWAYS does !!
"...nobody can take it away from you, not even Nintendo."
Nintendo at the door, *bang! bang! bang!* "Open up! It's Nintendo!"
Bro I bought this for 200 buck💀 I'm an idiot ik
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"balloon fight" is the EXACT same game as "joust" !!.... JOUST was an arcade game ... nintendo couldn't get it - so they stole it
I personally think they are both rubbish. I just play the real thing. The megadrive minis are better.
I mean, acquiring hardware from the 80s is a bit tough and this is the most accessible thing available nowadays!
@@Niosai yeah it’s just a shame that they didn’t do a better job. For example having to get up and press reset every time you want to save state or change game is stupid and the controllers don’t feel right particularly the snes mini.
I want the 2 sega minis so much but I don't want to pay over $100 per...
@@JessicaNeidingHaverly in the uk the megadrive mini is quite reasonable but the megadrive 2 is very expensive.