If you LOVE Retro Gaming, then you need to check out THE must have accessory for the official SNES Mini consoles

Due to my various 'insider' contacts, I was able to recently sit-down and have fun with the C2M device, before it officially launches next month, and its truly does live up to its name, bringing retro gaming 'magic' to your Mini consoles, first off it allows you to play your original SNES cartridges, second it even allows you to 'backup' those cartridges to your choose of USB devices, and it also opens up your closed console to allow playing any SNES game you wish, no longer limited to just what Nintendo wants you to enjoy playing again from your childhood, infact you can even now magically play retro games from various other classic console manufacturers, over 20 different systems are supported, check out the official PR details below and their website and short 'intro video', and stay tuned as I bring you more coverage of this retro magical device soon.

SNES Mini Classic is a fantastic console but has one big flaw which frustrates all of its owners: The games collection is closed and limited.

Well no more! With Classic 2 Magic you can dig out your old SNES cartridges and play them directly on your SNES Mini Classic. Any game, from any region. Just plug & play!

You can also directly play game ROM files for SNES and many other different console systems on your SNES Mini Classic with Classic 2 Magic. The Classic 2 Magic creates so many new possibilities. The name says it all, it will do magic to your SNES Mini console.

And it is also compatible with the NES Mini console and Shonen Jump Mini.

You can find out more about all of the amazing features of Classic 2 Magic on its official website: http://classic2magic.com/

• MSRP: $59.95
• Availability: September 2018

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Source: MaxConsole

 

[Bellebite2000]

I wish it's easy to buy sd2snes

Exactly, if you love retrogaming, you have a SD2SNES already (and a full collection of everdrive / darksoft stuff), REAL hardware, and no half working emulator you plug to your TV.

 

[eriol33]

Exactly, if you love retrogaming, you have a SD2SNES already (and a full collection of everdrive / darksoft stuff), REAL hardware, and no half working emulator you plug to your TV.

I have a real snes collecting dust since I have no cartidge to play. still, given that I only play chrono trigger on snes emulator, I don't think I miss SNES that much these days, plus chrono trigger just recently published on PC

 

[Bellebite2000]

I have a real snes collecting dust since I have no cartidge to play. still, given that I only play chrono trigger on snes emulator, I don't think I miss SNES that much these days, plus chrono trigger just recently published on PC

The article started with "If you LOVE Retro Gaming", this is why I commented earlier.
Again, I am not judging. Some people are fine getting "food" at Mc Donald's.

 

[garyopa]

Would like to point out to the many posters here saying its 'uesless' device. Sure for those already experienced in world of emulators and roms, or already have a bunch of retro equipment, it may on the surface seem 'useless'.

But remember Nintendo introduce the 'world of retro' gaming to millions and millions of people that have not experience any form of 'retro gaming', the majority infact don't even 'own any gaming system', or either own a XB1 or PS4, and when they saw those Mini consoles on sale from Nintendo officially, had suddenly a flashback to when they were a kid first experiencing Mario after unwrapping their new costly toy their parents bought, and since those long gone-by early childhood gaming days, and since then have not really stay in the 'video gaming world', and have moved on with life, but now suddenly with these Mini's on market, millions of those kind of people have been throw into era they thought was gone and now are looking to 'expand' their enjoyment by playing other games, or maybe even dust off a few original cartridges that they kept stored away all these years in the attic.

That above is the market that C2M is aim'ing at, those millions that were freshly introduced to the 'retro gaming era', and don't really have the 'vast knowledge' about it, like you and me and thousands of GBATemp'ers.

 

[Bellebite2000]

Would like to point out to the many posters here saying its 'uesless' device. Sure for those already experienced in world of emulators and roms, or already have a bunch of retro equipment, it may on the surface seem 'useless'.

But remember Nintendo introduce the 'world of retro' gaming to millions and millions of people that have not experience any form of 'retro gaming', the majority infact don't even 'own any gaming system', or either own a XB1 or PS4, and when they saw those Mini consoles on sale from Nintendo officially, had suddenly a flashback to when they were a kid first experiencing Mario after unwrapping their new costly toy their parents bought, and since those long gone-by early childhood gaming days, and since then have not really stay in the 'video gaming world', and have moved on with life, but now suddenly with these Mini's on market, millions of those kind of people have been throw into era they thought was gone and now are looking to 'expand' their enjoyment by playing other games, or maybe even dust off a few original cartridges that they kept stored away all these years in the attic.

That above is the market that C2M is aim'ing at, those millions that were freshly introduced to the 'retro gaming era', and don't really have the 'vast knowledge' about it, like you and me and thousands of GBATemp'ers.

That is my whole point. If you really love retrogaming, you don't wait for Nintendo to discover what emulation is. Proper sentence for this article should have been :" If you discovered emulation thanks to Nintendo 2 months ago, then this is something for you, maybe". Feel like current phrasing is a giant click-bait.

 

[Amabo]

Totally, loading a rom internally or having the same rom being loaded via a USB cart reader is essentially what this is. A complete waste of money is what this is when you can do so much more with a USB device for free. What next, adding a double speed CD-Rom to read PSX CDs?

I'm all for modding but trying to con users out of $60 to do something free options can do better is a bit rediculous. I find the 3DS-Flashcard site can pre-order now, I need to get more deepth information

 

[teamvb]

I may get one if it support sd2snes ,play msu1 ,fx,dsp,sa1 games,or everdrive,gamedoctor,ufo etc,sometime u want to use old school copiers or should i just buy a super nt,

 

[Amabo]

http://3ds-flashcard.com/home/81-c2m-or-classic-2-magic-for-snes-mini.html. here can pre-order now.

 

[Henri-ici]

Also found sxflashcard.com to pre-order the classic 2 magic.

 

[Deleted member 420418]

Looks quite expensive to me and i can just use hakchi to put my games on it anyway.

 

[SonyUSA]

I tried Mario 64 and it runs really dang well on it! I'm not sure if hakchi adds other emu support but the C2M was drag and drop. Plus it works with all the official Nintendo controllers, so I don't see why an N64 Classic couldn't work... except for the fact that all the good games for N64 would require a collosal feat in terms of acquiring licensing from Rare xD

 

[Mark2333]

If you LOVE Retro Gaming, then you need to check out THE must have accessory for the official SNES Mini consoles

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Due to my various 'insider' contacts, I was able to recently sit-down and have fun with the C2M device, before it officially launches next month, and its truly does live up to its name, bringing retro gaming 'magic' to your Mini consoles, first off it allows you to play your original SNES cartridges, second it even allows you to 'backup' those cartridges to your choose of USB devices, and it also opens up your closed console to allow playing any SNES game you wish, no longer limited to just what Nintendo wants you to enjoy playing again from your childhood, infact you can even now magically play retro games from various other classic console manufacturers, over 20 different systems are supported, check out the official PR details below and their website and short 'intro video', and stay tuned as I bring you more coverage of this retro magical device soon.

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Source: MaxConsole

It's released already.

 

[the_randomizer]

Analogue Super NT + SD2SNES, best way to play Snes games, *shrug* Cycle-accurate FPGA hardware simulation, so...

 

[Mark2333]

Also found it's sold in Amazon and Ebay, but the price is so High compared with the resellers.

 

[Medveitsi]

Analogue Super NT + SD2SNES, best way to play Snes games, *shrug* Cycle-accurate FPGA hardware simulation, so...

what about that it runs at 60hz instead of the proper 60.09hz of a real SNES?

 

[Heran Bago]

If you LOVE Retro Gaming, then you need to check out THE must have accessory for the official SNES Mini consoles

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If you LOVE retro gaming then you put the cartridge into a real SNES.

Not even going down the whole rabbit hole of finding a 1CHIP SNES, RGB cables, and Framemeister. I won't knock on people who play on an emulator with their controller of choice but gosh darn, Cartridge + Emulator is just for the look of things. Less convenient and less authentic than other options it's in the weird inferior middle-ground.


I was going to say shame on maxconsole for not knowing better but it turns out to be original writings from GBAtemp star poster @garyopa posting on behalf of his company "insider contacts". Surprised ads like this are allowed but I know it's expensive running a free site with this much traffic.

Pro tip if you want to avoid seeing posts like this in the future:

 

[KHEOPS]

secret of mana is also good

 

[the_randomizer]

what about that it runs at 60hz instead of the proper 60.09hz of a real SNES?

The difference is going to be negligible to 99% of people. Still more accurate than Canoe being run in the Snes Classic.

 

[CORE]

SEGA..Saturn...San.Shiro!

The Hell with this device go Home and Play Sega Saturn San!