How much is this going for these days?All this business prompted me to pick up this thing. So good on a real Wii plugged into a CRT.
How much is this going for these days?All this business prompted me to pick up this thing. So good on a real Wii plugged into a CRT.
I agree. Nintendo did a great job of not overthinking this thing and it's why it's going to print them money this holiday season. I just hope they get an SNES and N64 version out ASAP.
More than 5 and I hope among them there will be Ridge Racer 64, Resident Evil 2, Rayman 2, Rocket Robots on Wheel, Doom 64, Bomberman 64, Mystical Ninja, Castlevania Legacy of Darkness, International Superstar Soccer 2000, Ogre Battle 64 and Mischief Makers.YES! Then I can play the 5 games worth playing!
YES! Then I can play the 5 games worth playing!
I built a N64 collection a couple summers ago. Your statement is ludicrous.
A lot of us learned to put our thumb tip on the B button and use our thumb joint to tap A because of always wanting to hold B in SMB, which made this angled button layout very non-ergonomic for us.
How much is this going for these days?
If NIntendo sold the games that way would you be able to get 30 of them (and the console) for $60?
This is an idiot question but since it's HDMI enabled I assume that means the games are in HD? Not fuzzy like the originals? But crisp 8bit, pixelated beauty?
This is an idiot question but since it's HDMI enabled I assume that means the games are in HD? Not fuzzy like the originals? But crisp 8bit, pixelated beauty?
Okay, okay. 6 games, jeez.
In all seriousness, though, The thing disappointed me from the moment I first played it at the BX until the GC came out. There were only a handful of games I ever really wanted to try and almost none of them were the ones everyone raves about.
And yet here I am with Rare Replay and several of said games are in the collection.
Was this not demoed at all during Comic-Con? IGN had that one video showing the length of the controller cord and just a general overview. Same with Nintendo's channel. Was it a hands-off exhibit at their booth?
Been out of the loop for a week. Did any US pre orders open?
Supposedly a couple of times at Toys R' Us (sold out in minutes both times), but we do not know the details. It has not opened up anywhere else yet.
I do know Nintendo and Toys R' Us has a longstanding partnership for decades, so they could be feeding them first.
They think somebody might have a seizure if they see a distinguishable color on their screen, so we all must suffer.I really don't understand Nintendo's obsession with 'OMG GAMES ARE TOO BRIGHT! TURN THAT SHIT DOWN!' on VC games. Not even allowing the option is crazy as well.
Supposedly a couple of times at Toys R' Us (sold out in minutes both times), but we do not know the details. It has not opened up anywhere else yet.
I do know Nintendo and Toys R' Us has a longstanding partnership for decades, so they could be feeding them first.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00B2K0C8M/?tag=neogaf0e-20All this business prompted me to pick up this thing. So good on a real Wii plugged into a CRT.
We did testing for this at my job months ago. Was thinking about scooping it, but never seemed like a big deal.
Will the NES Classic Mini be only a Western thing or will there be a Famicom Classic Mini too? I have searched but found no clue of any Japanese counterpart. A Famicom version could be so sexy.
We did testing for this at my job months ago. Was thinking about scooping it, but never seemed like a big deal.
I did not think of that...... Great point.Famicom Mini would be odd, since the controllers themselves can't be "mini" sized, and they're a big part of the Famicom design:
Famicom Mini would be odd, since the controllers themselves can't be "mini" sized, and they're a big part of the Famicom design:
If I'm still in Japan by November, I'd love being able to buy a Famicom Mini, otherwise I'd have to import one :[
AyyyyyyyWe did testing for this at my job months ago. Was thinking about scooping it, but never seemed like a big deal.
We did testing for this at my job months ago. Was thinking about scooping it, but never seemed like a big deal.
So I can't seem to find the page for it anymore on Amazon US...
The only thing I find now is a video introduction page.
https://www.amazon.com/Introducing-Nintendo-Entertainment-System-Classic/dp/B01IUC9MM6
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01IFJBQ1E/?tag=neogaf0e-20So I can't seem to find the page for it anymore on Amazon US...
The only thing I find now is a video introduction page.
https://www.amazon.com/Introducing-Nintendo-Entertainment-System-Classic/dp/B01IUC9MM6
Did it go up and then sell out that fast?
Nope.
It's still there. Did you just search on Amazon video?
What is interesting is that we can play through HDMI, but there will be different modes of how we will see the screen a mode simulating the retro aspect of our old CRT screens, there will be a mode which can be at the resolution of the modern screens in 4:3 format, and a pixel perfect mode which will display each pixel as a square, so people can have fun with this too.
Yes, there will be permanent save points and instant temporary saves to be able to resume and thats for every single of the 30 games, so we dont have to worry if we dont have a password, or restart right at the beginning
Will it be possible to actually use this on an old CRT TV? I realize it only comes with HDMI but is there an HDMI to AV cables adapter that would work?
Sure do. Just did a quick Google search on phone.
But I am sure you can find cheaper ones. This is just for an example.
eBay link
RadioShack Link
We did testing for this at my job months ago. Was thinking about scooping it, but never seemed like a big deal.
Ordered one on Amazon.co.uk. I assume it will work in USA, right?
The HDMI output will mostly likely be compatible with your TV, but the power adapter will probably be UK standard.
Will they down convert to 480i though? Do we even know what resolutions this thing can output?Thank you...hopefully it works fine on a CRT TV.