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Hmm,when I first read the link I thought it said "Pixeltits",needless to say I was sorely dissapointed when the link opened....
Anyways,I couldnt see myself paying 60 bones for this game,but it still looks pretty fun,maybe release in the current consoles/handhelds or Steam with a much more affordable price tag?
Anyways,I couldnt see myself paying 60 bones for this game,but it still looks pretty fun,maybe release in the current consoles/handhelds or Steam with a much more affordable price tag?
Considering SNES games were even more expensive back then... BUT considering similar games our days are sold $10... and considering the best SNES games on original carts aren't cheap these days... I don't know! I could pay something like $35 for a SNES game on cartridge I think (it needs to be good though). I love gray plastic.
Can't wait to see more about this game though!
Can't wait to see more about this game though!
Man, someone's gonna feel remorse after getting their cartridge. I could buy all the Mario games on SNES with that price, and Im not talking about Virtual Console.
Is this licensed by Nintendo? I have to look for the official seal when buying games and accessories. Or so I'm told.
I am one of the preorders.
I couldn't help myself, you see.
SNES is my favorite console of all time, and a new game is just too cool to pass on. Even if it ends up being awful, it's just really awesome to me that such a thing exists.
I couldn't help myself, you see.
SNES is my favorite console of all time, and a new game is just too cool to pass on. Even if it ends up being awful, it's just really awesome to me that such a thing exists.
I don't know what the big deal is about this game. It was released on cell phones a few years ago (2005-ish) and was subpar then. If it was a decent game I'd understand it but...
it's a new SNES game?
That's the big deal. for fans of the system and for collectors (I still routinely search ebay/flee markets/garage sales for SNES games) it is just a really cool thing.
It absolutely has less to do with the game or quality of the game and more to do with the fact that it's a cart I can hold in my hand and say "hey that's pretty cool" because some dudes manufactured and sold it in 2012/13.
That's the big deal. for fans of the system and for collectors (I still routinely search ebay/flee markets/garage sales for SNES games) it is just a really cool thing.
It absolutely has less to do with the game or quality of the game and more to do with the fact that it's a cart I can hold in my hand and say "hey that's pretty cool" because some dudes manufactured and sold it in 2012/13.
Fuck, I didn't know his was a thing! I totally would have payed 50$ for it. I always like it when people support these old systems. I've bought plenty of post-mortem Dreamcast games and Battle Kid for the NES is one of my favorite games of the last few years. I guess I can hope for a second pressing.
originally titus made this? , mmm i only remember titus for making terrible games in general.
i hope they can make this a nice playable gamein the end.
But o well i guess its all about the novelty of a new snes game
i hope they can make this a nice playable gamein the end.
But o well i guess its all about the novelty of a new snes game
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A lot of these "new" old games require rewriting of older emulators and the creators of these emulators refuse to update them. None of SFT's games or the recent Pier Solar can be emulated because the developers of Kega and other emulators don't want their emulators to support them.
A lot of these "new" old games require rewriting of older emulators and the creators of these emulators refuse to update them. None of SFT's games or the recent Pier Solar can be emulated because the developers of Kega and other emulators don't want their emulators to support them.
Will there be more copies made? I'd buy it just to say I have an SNES game from 2012! Truly a sign signifying the end of times!
Kind of skeptical about this as it just looks like a fan made 16-bit game sealed in a SNES cartridge. Not to discredit the work/effort that was involved but selling the game for 60 dollars + tax/shipping in today's world is kind of silly.
Also, don't SNES...or even all Nintendo games, need to be certified by Nintendo to be sold legally anyways? If it doesn't have the Nintendo of Quality then this is just a 3rd party indie game in a overpriced SNES cart. If this was done maybe 10-15 years ago it would have more merit..
Also, don't SNES...or even all Nintendo games, need to be certified by Nintendo to be sold legally anyways? If it doesn't have the Nintendo of Quality then this is just a 3rd party indie game in a overpriced SNES cart. If this was done maybe 10-15 years ago it would have more merit..
After playing the original version on a homemade SNES cart last year, they're going to need to make a lot of improvements to make this worth the price. a lot of people make new NES games, like BattleKid, and don't charge a huge amount for the homemade cart.
Nightmare Busters ain't new, had a rom for quite some time and have seen people with repro carts in thier collection. This sounds like what nintendo age does with games like spy vs spy 2 and earthbound zero and just do limited prints of repros.
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