Classic Systems

[Anonymous No.5157170]

I have a few questions for 4chan
- Is it worth it to buy an NES Classic even if you have Switch Online?
- What Nintendo (or even other systems) do you think should get the Classic system treatment? What games would be on it?
- How would you improve the current classic systems (would they have online, more compatibility, peripheral compatibility, more games, etc)

[Anonymous No.5157278]

>he paid for switch online and didn't just hack his switch and out retroarch on it to run every game up to ps1 for free

[Anonymous No.5157304]

>>5157278
thats illegal

[Anonymous No.5157330]

You know for the same cost of a year of Switch Online you could buy a Wii & homebrew it to play just about anything up to 5th gen.

[Anonymous No.5157372]

>>5157330
I wanna know what universe you live in where you can buy a Wii for $5 (I used a family switch online plan). Also, that's illegal

[Anonymous No.5157442]

>>5157170
dont know anything about the switch. the nes classic should have more games. missing some really obvious stuff like tetris, dragon warrior, castlevania iii, mega man 3, mega man 4, mega man 5, river city ransom, little samson, life force, and crystalis. also you shouldnt have to buy extension cords and an extra controller. it should just come with all that shit.

[Anonymous No.5157447]

>>5157170
SNES mini is better because the controller has more buttons.

[babs No.5157461]

>>5157304
>>5157372
You are aware you're posting on 4chan right?

[Anonymous No.5157467]

i have a nes classic and a switch with online membership.

I dont know why, but the nes games on switch looks like shit, i even deleted the app.

I heavely use my nes after i loaded a personal top 100 games on it.

[Anonymous No.5157470]

>>5157170
>Is it worth it to buy an NES Classic even if you have Switch Online?
>paying for switch online to get 3 nes games a month that everybody and their grandma has played a million times before
I'd rather get an NES classic. 30 built in games, you can mod it to add more, and its only 60 bucks.
>What Nintendo (or even other systems) do you think should get the Classic system treatment? What games would be on it?
Honestly looking forward to the N64 classic that's supposedly going to come out soon. I'm not going to get it (nor any of these classic consoles), but I like how nintendo is re-branding these games for the younger generation to experience with similarly designed consoles and controllers. Its most likely going to have 10-15 games. OOT and Mario 64 are a given while we will probably see DK64, Starfox 64, Majora's Mask, F-Zero X, and Mario Kart 64 too. If nintendo doesn't get their panties in a twist about "family friendly" shit, then maybe Doom 64 can make it but I doubt it.
>How would you improve the current classic systems (would they have online, more compatibility, peripheral compatibility, more games, etc)
From what I've seen I think the systems are fine how they are despite the retarded short controller cord lengths. SNES classic was missing some games though.

[Anonymous No.5157476]

>>5157170
Whatever device you posted this thread from is more than capable of running NES emulators. No need to feed the Japanese Jew.

[Anonymous No.5157483]

>>5157170
>Is it worth it to buy an NES Classic even if you have Switch Online?
not worth paying for a nes classic or switch online. if you have a first edition switch you can hack it to play anything you want.
>>5157304
> it's illegal
it isn't illegal to hack a console you own to run your own software. you, john deer, apple and nintendo wish it was.. but sadly it isn't so.

[Anonymous No.5157601]

>>5157372
>I wanna know what universe you live in where you can buy a Wii for $5
A universe that has thrift stores. They're usually 10 dollars unless they have some outer damage, though.

[Anonymous No.5157605]

>>5157601
I've never personally bought any, but the PS2s and Gamecubes I used to buy here for the same price always worked fine.