This has to be one of the hardest decision for me... I have the oppurtunity to get a SNES or NES which should I get? Why?
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This has to be one of the hardest decision for me... I have the oppurtunity to get a SNES or NES which should I get? Why?
Both systems are great and it's tough decision. I'll have to go with the SNES because of it's great library of games. I mean there's something for everyone.
SNES because it has a better game library. Also, if you're considering buying a front-loading NES, you'll probably have tons of problems with it.Rocky32189
problems like what?
[QUOTE="Rocky32189"]SNES because it has a better game library. Also, if you're considering buying a front-loading NES, you'll probably have tons of problems with it.Xx2SpAwN3xX
problems like what?
the 72 pin connector for one. yea just get the snes, its reliable and wont break. and its got really great games.
Either one, you can't go wrong... but personally, I'd go with the NES since it has my 3 favorite franchises Mega Man, Ninja Gaiden and Castlevania... not to mention many other games available for it. Still, the SNES is a great pick as well. Hope you find what you're looking for.
The NES is a classic system no doubt however I'd recommend the SNES because it has a seriously huge library of games to choose from... I am sure you will find many to enjoy. Plus, some SNES games had really impressive graphics, and the system also had some of the greatest RPGs of all time.
I'd recommend the SNES as well. You'll have a lot less problems with it. The chances of you getting an NES that doesn't work are pretty significant. I can also vouch for the SNES's amazing selection. Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, Donkey Kong Country 1, 2, and 3, Super Mario World, Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island, Lufia and the Fortress of Doom... Tons of great games come to mind.
[QUOTE="Rocky32189"]SNES because it has a better game library. Also, if you're considering buying a front-loading NES, you'll probably have tons of problems with it.Xx2SpAwN3xX
problems like what?
If it still has the original 72 pin connector, it probably won't work very well.I never really liked the SNES, to be honest...Super Maro World's fun, and TMNT 4 was great, but I haven't played many other must-have games on it...the NES, on the other hand...=) Lots of fun to be had there, Balloon Fight, Excitebike, TMNT 2, Double Dragon 2(I'm not too fussy on it, but it's still GOOD...), and Super Mario Bros. 1 and 3 are all great games...and SMB3 on the NES has Raccoon Luigi sporting a green tail. =D
NES is great, but most of the games haven't aged too well. Most of them are pretty simple anyway. I would recommend a SNES because it's more complex and has a lot of great games, like Chrono Trigger or Super Metroid. JebranRush
oh i forgot all about Chrono lol. Its like one of the best rpg all time
well i decided to get both... I think both system cant liek be compared to each other because there really is no winner. Nes is a classic and SNES is just one of the best system out there.
You made the right decision. These are two of the greatest systems ever.well i decided to get both... I think both system cant liek be compared to each other because there really is no winner. Nes is a classic and SNES is just one of the best system out there.
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[QUOTE="Xx2SpAwN3xX"]You made the right decision. These are two of the greatest systems ever. yes they are the best I prefer them over my ps3 and wii. I love classic games I dont know why I gave my system away in the first placewell i decided to get both... I think both system cant liek be compared to each other because there really is no winner. Nes is a classic and SNES is just one of the best system out there.
Rocky32189
[QUOTE="Rocky32189"][QUOTE="Xx2SpAwN3xX"]You made the right decision. These are two of the greatest systems ever. yes they are the best I prefer them over my ps3 and wii. I love classic games I dont know why I gave my system away in the first placewell i decided to get both... I think both system cant liek be compared to each other because there really is no winner. Nes is a classic and SNES is just one of the best system out there.
Xx2SpAwN3xX
You buying the classic consoles, or one of the Chinese-made systems that play both? I went through the same dilema recently, and I decided to buy a Retro Duo Video Game system which plays both SNES and NES games after reading a bunch of really good reviews on it. I did it for cost, though I would really love to get one of those top loader NES systems to sit next to my SNES :)
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