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monocle_layton on 19 April 2017

Oh boy, can't wait to see $500 SNES mini's on Amazon...



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Soundwave on 19 April 2017

I'd like

Super Mario World, Yoshi's Island, Super Punch-Out!, Sim City (c'mon EA), DKC 1-3, F-Zero, Pilotwings, Castlevania IV, Megaman X, Contra III, Final Fantasy VI, Chrono Trigger, Earthbound, Zelda: LttP, Mortal Kombat 2, Tetris Attack, Street Fighter II. 



WagnerPaiva on 19 April 2017
Soundwave said:

I'd like

Super Mario World, Yoshi's Island, Super Punch-Out!, Sim City (c'mon EA), DKC 1-3, F-Zero, Pilotwings, Castlevania IV, Megaman X, Contra III, Final Fantasy VI, Chrono Trigger, Earthbound, Zelda: LttP, Mortal Kombat 2, Tetris Attack, Street Fighter II. 

Good selection!



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manuel on 19 April 2017

If true, great for them making another item that all those scalpers can buy up and sell for 100% profit, then discontinue it while there are still people who want it, but couldn't get one.



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curl-6 on 20 April 2017
Dulfite said:
SNES games were the perfection of 2-d gaming, imo, and still feel fun to play today, whereas NES just isn't enjoyable to me (too frustrating).

Agreed. SNES I can still go back to and have a blast, whereas most NES games are more annoying than fun nowadays.



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Slownenberg on 20 April 2017

I'll take these 30:
Super Mario World, Yoshi's Island, Zelda: LttP, FFIV, FFVI, Chrono Trigger, Secret of Mana, Super Mario Kart, F-Zero, Super Mario All-Stars, Earthbound, Street Fighter II Turbo, Mega Max X, Contra III, Castlevania IV, DKC, DKC II, Super Metroid, Super Mario RPG, Breath of Fire, The Lost Vikings, Super Bomberman 2, Super Tennis, Street Racer, Ogre Battle, Final Fight, Secret of Evermore, Saturday Night Slam Masters, Star Fox, Super Punch Out.

Just so many great games! SNES was the best system ever.



bdbdbd on 20 April 2017
Pavolink said:
bdbdbd said:

Super Mario 64

Ocarina of Time

Mario Kart 64

Lylat Wars

Blast Corps

F-Zero X

And that's just about it. Or was it sarcasm.

Majora's Mask

Super Smash Bros

Yoshi Story

DK64

Kirby 64

Pokemon Stadium 1 & 2

Pokemon Snap

Mario Party 1 - 3

Waverace

Paper Mario

 

That without the Rare output.

Forgot all about Wave Race. You have to consider that the context of the list is games that would compare to the NES/SNES Mini. 



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Ultrashroomz on 20 April 2017

Would love to get one, if Nintendo gets their shit together and makes sure there's ample stock.

If it happens, I would personally love to see Final Fantasy VI and Secret of Mana.

Also, to those listing Star Fox and Yoshi's Island as games they want...

THEY. ARE. NOT. HAPPENING.



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OdinHades on 20 April 2017
Ultrashroomz said:

Also, to those listing Star Fox and Yoshi's Island as games they want...

THEY. ARE. NOT. HAPPENING.

Why is that?



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Ultrashroomz on 20 April 2017
OdinHades said:
Ultrashroomz said:

Also, to those listing Star Fox and Yoshi's Island as games they want...

THEY. ARE. NOT. HAPPENING.

Why is that?

Some sort of legal issues with the manufacter of the Super FX chip or whatever, which both of those games used.

Neither Star Fox nor the original Yoshi's Island ever showed up on Wii/Wii U's Virtual Console, and Nintendo ended up rereleasing the GBA version of Yoshi's Island instead, so yeah...



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