Introducing the 'SupaBoy S'

The 'SupaBoy S' is the perfect way to enjoy Super Nintendo games on the go!

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FunstockRetro.co.uk, Doncaster (10th, November, 2016)

The 'SupaBoy S' embraces the pursuit of the impossible: turning a portable console into a childhood dream. A modern dream. Maintaining a retro yet timeless look, the SupaBoy S gives the SupaBoy the revamp it deserves, with upgrades catering to the most discerning of gamers!

The hardware is nothing short of amazing with it's 10 hours of battery life, amazing crystal clear 4.3" screen that is fully backlit, and a PAL and NTSC switch to enable flawless region free gameplay! This portable console is a dream come true for anyone who grew up with the Super Nintendo and is a must own this holiday season!

General Manager of FunstockRetro.co.uk, Andy Pearson quoted:
"The Super Nintendo will always be one of the best 16 bit consoles to have ever been made. Many of my favourite titles are on the system, and I love the idea of taking my old cartridges and taking them with me wherever I go. The portability and improved design is a must have for anyone who wants to enjoy classic Super Nintendo memories on the go!"

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The brand new SupaBoy S boasts the following new features:

  • New larger 4.3" screen
  • PAL + NTSC Switch
  • Play your SNES and Super Famicom games
  • 2 player - use your original SNES controllers
  • Crystal clear speaker audio, including a 3.5 mm headphone jack
  • Adjustable brightness button
  • Rechargeable Li-Ion battery with 10 hours of battery life
  • Micro USB charge cable for computer USB port/AC adapter
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The SupaBoy S is available to pre-order at Europe's Number One Retro Gaming Destination, FunstockRetro.co.uk now at just £99.99.
 
The 'SupaBoy S' is the perfect way to enjoy Super Nintendo games on the go!

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Looks nice, but i don't think, that it could play my european games good. The "RetroDuo Portable" played my games a little bit different than the snes, because it is designed for us games :/
I'm happy with Snes9x 3DS
 
All they had to do was release it with a 480p HDMI out... But they had to go and fuck that up.

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The PSP's 480x272 screen ratio is 16:9, not 4:3.
4 point 3 inch sized screen. Learn to read.
 
Looks nice, but i don't think, that it could play my european games good. The "RetroDuo Portable" played my games a little bit different than the snes, because it is designed for us games :/
I'm happy with Snes9x 3DS
The machine is manufactured in the UK, is region free and even has a switch to choose between PAL and NTSC. All this is in the opening post.

Still, bit expensive given given the homebrew capabilities of modern handhelds.
 
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- Is this an ad?
- What's the LCD's resolution?
- Is the LCD TN or IPS?
- Does it have HDMI out?
- Does it run Android?
- Which processor does it have? How much RAM?
- It's too expensive
These are the answers we must have.
 
Henkaku enabled Vita FTW as far as portable SNES emulation goes.

For those people questioning its (SupaBoy) compatibilty with special chip games - it's the chip in the cartridge that is hard for flashcarts to emulate, this thing will likely play any existing official SNES/SFC cartridge as it is probably as system-on-a-chip hardware clone.

Also someone a couple pages back mentioned SD2SNES doesn't work with SA-1 or SFX games, but there's actually only about 10 good games that use those chips, so it shouldn't put you off, just buying original copies of Eathbound and Harvest Moon would more than exceed the cost of an SD2SNES.
 
They should have used the Super Famicom/PAL coloring, it looks much more appealing.

Not to mention with how much the cartridge sticks out this thing is far from portable unless you're using an Super Everdrive. I don't play handhelds in public much unless I'm on a long train ride but if I had the choice between chucking my 3DS in my bag and this together with a couple of large cartridges in my bag I'd chose my 3DS.

Would be better if it had it's own Everdrive-type device built in and just required an SD card with your ROMs on it. The device would be instantly more portable and wouldn't look so awkward with a cartridge in.
 
So this thing is an emulator but uses real cartridges? Not much point in it then. Just use a PSP, Android or whatever this seems overpriced and has the purple buttons.

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Specially since the New 3ds can run SNES VC games.
The normal 3DS got SNES VC too.

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I hate seeing this 'cause Bandai Namco said on Twitter European customers would receive Super Butoden 2 too although it never happened. It kinda is possible though,if one purchases the New 3DS Extreme Butoden bundle.
 
"Just 99.99 Pound" Whaaat ?

Nothx... I prefer the RetroDuoPortable... at least it supports the Super Retro Advance natively...
 

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