Weltall Zero
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I like both the Super Famicom and the Super Nintendo designs.
Me too. The European Super Nintendo, I mean.
That US purple eyesore though... :S
I like both the Super Famicom and the Super Nintendo designs.
Proprietary controller plug puts the nail in my "I'll pass" coffin.
Get to crackin on that VC. I don't know that releasing these for "mind share" is all that great of a strategy given that the mind share to come out of the last one was "thanks a lot for making a thing nobody can buy."
There are some variations in the game lineup and Japan has 22 overall whereras NA and Europe only have 21 games.
I think the biggest deals to me personally are NA/EUR having the exclusive on Earthbound whereas JP has the exclusive on Panel de Pon (Tetris Attack)
As an American in Europe, I do have a soft nostalgic spot for the NA unit. It definitely tugs at that part of my brain more than the Eur/Jp unit.
And those concave buttons!
The design of the US SNES is horrific, but the greatest crime is removing the iconic coloured face buttons and replacing them with Parma Violet sweets.
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It would have been such a troll job if NoE added Terranigma lol and the NA version got left out.
You know, it sucks we missed Terranigma back in the day, but y'all ain't get Mario RPG, Chrono Trigger OR Earthbound.
Why the proprietary controller port? Bummer, was hoping to be able to repurpose these to use on PC too :/
So because the US hasn't put any pre-orders up yet, we have Americans cannibalising European pre-orders.
Nintendo make no sense sometimes.
I'm sure the number of Americans snapping up European pre-orders is fairly negligible. It may sound like a common occurrence, but you're on a video game enthusiast site filled with hardcore Nintendo fans. The average American consumer probably has no idea how or where to go about putting in a foreign pre-order.
There are international users here who have admitted making multiple EU pre-orders 'just in case' they can't snag a USA one.
I wouldn't mind so much if the pre-orders went up all over the world at roughly the same time, but letting the European one be poached for this long without any alternatives is disheartening.
At this point all I can do is hope they increase shipment or do a second run because i'm sure as shit not likely to get one in the UK at this rate.
I mean, at enthusiasm forums you have people with access to more info making decisions your avarage buyer wouldn't. I know a lot of people who like me digitally buys everything Switch from japanese eShop so I can sometimes think "damn this is a sizeable amount", but it obviously isn't. The number of people buying digitally is low in the first place, and the number of the digital sales on japanese eShop coming from abroad is probs around 1%.
I'm sure the # of european SNES Classic getting hogged by americans are also around 1%.
Ew the fold down flap for controllers is pretty ugly, and I hate those flaps that have a dangly rubber bit for the hinge. Shame they couldnt use the SNES ports for the controllers
Get an 8bitdo SFC30.
Oh I've already got a NES30 Pro which I carry around with my tablet (though I've not been able to pair it with my friend's Switch like they claim to be able to do now). More just lamenting the lack of flexibility here and the lack of a perfectly adequate microUSB port or something similar. It seems odd too that they'd utilize a proprietary port from a family of systems that is now demonstrably dead.
What in the fuck? That would be absolute mayhem. Though, it doesn't explicitly say there won'tbe preorders, so I'd imagine they wouldn't be that crazyNintendo of America just issued an statement: No pre-orders planned
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What in the fuck? That would be absolute mayhem. Though, it doesn't explicitly say there won'tbe preorders, so I'd imagine they wouldn't be that crazy
I agree. That meaty "ka-chunk" of throwing the power on a US SNES is some good shit. Also, US carts you can browse rows of easily >>>>>>> int'l carts with blank-ass tops.No one ever mentions it, but the "slide forward" power button on the NA SNES is such an aesthetic sense-pleasure.. I almost can't believe it's not on the other models of SNES.
Perhaps they do it for the visibly and hype of lines on release dayNintendo must think by not having pre-orders they can avoid the large scale scalping.
Yeah right.
Read closer. Nintendo themselves are not taking preorders. Also, there was another post that said they were waiting for FCC approval of the hardware. No need to panic yet.What in the fuck? That would be absolute mayhem. Though, it doesn't explicitly say there won'tbe preorders, so I'd imagine they wouldn't be that crazy
Really wish they would switch the Classics line to USB controllers. It's going to be increasingly strange if they stick to the Wii connector when their own console uses USB.
Why are people celebrating the controller length issue has been solved when it's still only 5ft?
Perhaps they do it for the visibly and hype of lines on release day
Perhaps they do it for the visibly and hype of lines on release day
If that's the case, then Nintendo has a last century mindset.
Sit in a line for 24 hours straight?
Or take 24 seconds to order it online?
It boggles the mind.
I mean, at enthusiasm forums you have people with access to more info making decisions your avarage buyer wouldn't. I know a lot of people who like me digitally buys everything Switch from japanese eShop so I can sometimes think "damn this is a sizeable amount", but it obviously isn't. The number of people buying digitally is low in the first place, and the number of the digital sales on japanese eShop coming from abroad is probs around 1%.
I'm sure the # of european SNES Classic getting hogged by americans are also around 1%.
Because anyone that owned the nes classic already has compatible controller extensions
So what difference does it make if people still need to use an extension? 5ft still isn't long enough, it may as well be 5 inches.
Nintendo of America just issued an statement: No pre-orders planned
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I've already conceded if there are no online orders then I'm SOL since having a job is going to prevent me from waiting in line to get one.
I'm surprised there's so much SNES nostalgia from Europeans. SNES only sold 8 million total in the rest of the world outside of US/Japan. US/Japan combined for 40 million, with the US being the highest selling region at 23 million.i feel bad for americans.
its even worse for the poor guys that got the mini nes
No one ever mentions it, but the "slide forward" power button on the NA SNES is such an aesthetic sense-pleasure.. I almost can't believe it's not on the other models of SNES.
I agree. That meaty "ka-chunk" of throwing the power on a US SNES is some good shit.
Also, US carts you can browse rows of easily >>>>>>> int'l carts with blank-ass tops.