No Ninja Gaiden ?
No Ninja Gaiden ?
Ninja Gaiden does come with this.
does it do 4k upscaling
does it matter?
everything is wrapped in gray
i'm focusing on your image
can you hear me in the void?
At some point I want to make my own Super Nin-toaster. You could have one slot for SNES and one slot for NES games really.
I'm not certain if it's possible, but instead of re-purposing on whole SNES into a toaster, I'd like it to be able to play the cartridges I have and maybe a few more I'd collect, but also be able to switch over to emulation for any other games.
I like the idea, but I know veeeeery little about anything like Raspberry Pi or Arduino whatever else you'd use to piece the whole thing together.
James the NES Nerd has a toaster NES.
A neat concept, though as others have said, they really could have thrown every NES game imaginable with current technology. It's cashing in on nostalgia, which isn't necessarily a bad thing, but I have reservations. They're just general questions I had. Honestly, I think it is a neat idea, but the execution is a tad off. 30 games isn't huge, considering what they could do with the technology.
I think a lot of what's holding them back may be licensing rights, in particular from 3rd party games. And w/ those, it would most notably be 3rd party games that were licensed games, like Disney Capcom games.
They could've/should've included every first party game they released on the system, plus whatever 3rd party games they could get. I would've paid $100 for 100 games. But I imagine they'd want to keep the price low for the caz fan.
I get the 3rd party element I suppose, but there's still more than 30 first party games they could've bundled in.
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