>>1225927NES was before my time, so I'm not nostalgic for official hardware. Although I played an NES in my childhood, it wasn't until middle school that I owned one. SNES, on the other hand, I was playing before kindergarten. So, it seems like you NES classic is my SNES classic. NES I'm fine just emulating through unofficial means. SNES, on the other hand...
>>1225929Exactly! I understand some people are fine with emulating, but I'm willing to pay for, essentially, my childhood in a box. And if you remember the costs of SNES games back in the day, in reality, it's not just "basically" because it is cheaper than a SNES game. SNES games, especially ones with hardware built into the cartridge, were more expensive than video games in today's world, and that's without inflation.
