The Hong Kong SNES mini

[Deleted User]

I found this the other week in Hong Kong. It's designed to look like a SNES mini and has a shit quality NES emulator inside. I played a bit of Super Mario Bros. 3 on it and the gameplay is super fast. You're better off sticking to downloading a free emulator on your PC. There were other stores in the same shopping center which sold legit SNES minis.

 

[The Real Jdbye]

I found this the other week in Hong Kong. It's designed to look like a SNES mini and has a shit quality NES emulator inside. I played a bit of Super Mario Bros. 3 on it and the gameplay is super fast. You're better off sticking to downloading a free emulator on your PC. There were other stores in the same shopping center which sold legit SNES minis.

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I saw that on AliExpress. Looks kinda crappy but at least it has HDMI. I wonder if it's emulation based or just an updated famiclone.

 

[Deleted User]

I mean, it's not totally useless. It could provide a good shell if you want to build a Raspberry Pi Emulation Box or something along those lines. Maybe if it was a bit cheaper?

 

[DinohScene]

Well..
What did you expect from a shitty knock off?

 

[BORTZ]

I mean, it's not totally useless. It could provide a good shell if you want to build a Raspberry Pi Emulation Box or something along those lines. Maybe if it was a bit cheaper?

Seriously that would be really really cool.

 

[senkunmusashi]

I found this the other week in Hong Kong.

What's that there on the second pic, the portable on the right? Famicom portable? Takes old Famicom cartridges?

 

[Deleted User]

What's that there on the second pic, the portable on the right? Famicom portable? Takes old Famicom cartridges?

Don't know. I didn't pay any attention to it and its too late for me to come back and take a look.

 

[senkunmusashi]

Don't know. I didn't pay any attention to it and its too late for me to come back and take a look.

NP, was just curious. Seems like there are quite a lot of unusual clones and stuff out there. Would make some interesting browsing walking around the electronics marts.