/vr/ - Retro Games

>Make sure that Nintendo picks it up instead of NEC as originally intended as the system was going to be called the Neo Famicom/Neo NES under Nintendo's ownership.
>Releases in 1987, allowing the Super NES to bake in the oven until 1992, allowing it to be a 32-Bit system (either using a NEC V810 or a R3000 as it's CPU).
>100% backwards compatible with the NES with a pin adaptor, even in RGB/S-Video.
>Normal cartages so that 4MB carts (2MB program and 2MB video) can be done at launch.
>Same controller ports as the NES, also 2 controller ports and the Famicom's 15-pin expansion port for all reagons as alot of the Hu6280's pins were left unused, as a left over of when Nintendo was going to release it.
https://gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=hu6280_netlist
https://wiki.console5.com/wiki/Hu6280
>YM2612 to go along side the Hu6280.
>Remove the internal video DAC in favor of a 21 bit address bus, this will also allow the PPU to have a couple more features.
>256 colors out of 4096 colors per layer.
>2 background layers, 1 window layer and 1 sprite layer.
>128 16x16 sprites, 32 sprites per scan line.
>12-pin Nintendo AV output out of the box since day 1, allowing composite video, S-Video and RGBS to be outputted out of the box instead of just RF.
Thoughts?

if only NEC had marketed it as an arcade-at-home experience.

Is there any reason to play games on this when I can play any SNES or genesis game I want? Do the best games on this system hold up to the best of the entire 4th gen?

Is there any reason to buy this mediocre system? To play Bonk's Adventure or buy an expensive ass add-on to play Castlevania?