I think you can get them for $5 each on the Nintendo store.Donkey Kong
Super Mario Bros
The Legend of Zelda
Tecmo Bowl
Punch Out
Are all worth the $60
I think you can get them for $5 each on the Nintendo store.
I have a Wii and a Wii U hooked up to a 65" screen. And no open HDMI inputs.I have Donkey Kong, Super Mario Bros, & Legend of Zelda on my 3DS. I'd rather have something you can play on a larger screen & not have to buy a wii
I think you can get them for $5 each on the Nintendo store.
I have a Wii and a Wii U hooked up to a 65" screen. And no open HDMI inputs.
It does look cool. I can't imagine how one emulator could make them look better than any other. They are low resolution games. They should look like crap, like they always have.just the look of it is probably worth the $60 to me. but the big question is will they use the same emulation tech with this that they use for NES games on the wii and wii u. on the 3ds they look fine with that small, low res screen, but on a home television the wii and wii u versions of nes games look very compressed. there are plenty of somewhat illegal, free emulators that look WAY better and i hope this mini nes uses something more like them.
I never has a Super NES or Game Cube.
I had a Nintendo 64 with Mario Cart & Super Mario World 64. Those games were fun
I'm so busy playing big, open world modern games, why would I waste time going back to that. I already beat most of those games when I was a kid.
I'm playing Fallout 4 on PS4 right now.
I already beat most of those games when I was a kid.