Nintendo Super Entertainment System SNES Classic Edition with Two 6-ft. Extension Cable

Nearly 30 years after this system was released, and more than 20 years after it was discontinued, the SNES is still one of the most respected and popular systems today. This is the console that put RPG's on the map. This classic re-release is easy to hook up, and comes with the original controllers and 22 games, all of which were among it's most popular and critically acclaimed titles. A great bargain for video game enthusiasts and well worth the money. I'm having a great time playing this. My only complaint is Nintendo didn't release a player's guide for this bundle of games. Trying to find the individual player's guides for them now you would end up paying 50 bucks or more for each one. I think they missed a real opportunity to make some more money on something customers definitely would have purchased. Yes, I know publishing a player's guide for 22 games might not be practical, but Squaresoft did it years ago for it's Final Fantasy Chronicles, (2 games in one guide, but condensed). Just make the pictures and such smaller and fit more on a page. Even though the system was released 3 years ago, I still think there is plenty of market for this. Other than that, any video game enthusiast, or even a casual gamer like myself will get hours of enjoyment out of this system. A bonus is not only can you save your games like you could on the original SNES cartridges, but there is also a suspend feature that allows you to save any game at any point instantly, (rather than having to look for a save point in the game, but those are all there as well). Another thing I don't understand is why Nintendo made such a limited amount of these systems and refuses to make more. They have only to gain more money, and so many people still want this product.

Works great, as advertised. I just wish there was a way to get to main menu, save/load states, etc without having to get up & hit the reset button.In Super Ghouls & Ghosts that could mean getting up 10 times in a minute save scumming. Just reviewing all the games I had to get up, and hit reset 21 times.The controls need a home menu or a sequence of buttons pressed to reset it.

This was nice and reminded me of my childhood BUT, the picture looked just like it was 1989 again!! They couldve made it a little sharper. And I dont know if its because technology has advanced and I am spoiled now, but I got bored with this after a week. By all means though, ADD TO CART if you miss the 90's!!

So the best thing about SNES was the fun you have while playing couch CO-OP. There is only few games you can play multiplayer and only 3 are good. All else is good, buttons work on time when you hit them, graphics almost as good as original. I just wish had more multiplayer games

I grew up with the NES and was not disappointed when I set this up. It was easy to setup and has been a lot of fun. I bought it for myself but obviously my kids have been using it most of the time. The only thing I didn't realize is that it doesn't have the ability to insert game into it. That would have been cool for getting the gameboy attachment but hey, doesn't change my love for this!

This is not the Nintendo made one. It is a knock off although they did a reasonable job trying to make it authentic, no obvious mispellings on the box etc. The games do work but audio bad on some. Mine also did not come with the controller extensions. I would keep it but not for 250$, would probably pay 40-50$ for the knockoff version which you can find anyway.

Can't say enough about how much I love this. I've spent forever trying to find a licensed Nintendo SNES classic and this was with every penny for it. Came early, well protected package and in excellent condition

Lots of fun and just like the originals from way back when. Smooth play, awesome graphics and great games that are just as fun today as they were 25 years ago.