Nintendo

[crazybarn]

This a little off the topic but I went to the thread that had the most people in hoops of someone answering my question.

Does anybody know what the New Nintendo system is called that has like 30 games in one on it?

I was at the mall yesterday and I saw it, it was like $60 dollars but I can't remember what it was called.

[tanis38]

Re: Nintendo

I don’t think that is an official Nintendo system. I think I know what you are talking about, it has a lot of old games built in like Duck Hunt and Mario...right? I’ve seen them in malls. Sorry, don’t know what it’s called.

[tanis38]

Re: Nintendo

I don’t think that is an official Nintendo system. I think I know what you are talking about, it has a lot of old games built in like Duck Hunt and Mario...right? I’ve seen them in malls. Sorry, don’t know what it’s called.

[imdaicon]

Re: Nintendo

Does anybody know what the New Nintendo system is called that has like 30 games in one on it?

I was at the mall yesterday and I saw it, it was like $60 dollars but I can't remember what it was called.

Yeah that isnt a 'Nintendo' system. Its a bootleg system that has a bunch of old Nintendo ROMS built into the hardware. I've seen them before and they are usually called a 'power player' or some variation of that. I think $60 is way too high because the ones I've seen never really have any of the classic NES games on them.

One good thing about them is they usually have a slot for you to insert cartridges in them that the clueless salespeople never know about. The problem is that the cart slot isnt for US Nintendo games....it is for the Japanese released games. You can get a famicon to NES adapter and use it to play all of the old NES classic games if you happen to have the carts still lying around.

[imdaicon]

Re: Nintendo

Does anybody know what the New Nintendo system is called that has like 30 games in one on it?

I was at the mall yesterday and I saw it, it was like $60 dollars but I can't remember what it was called.

Yeah that isnt a 'Nintendo' system. Its a bootleg system that has a bunch of old Nintendo ROMS built into the hardware. I've seen them before and they are usually called a 'power player' or some variation of that. I think $60 is way too high because the ones I've seen never really have any of the classic NES games on them.

One good thing about them is they usually have a slot for you to insert cartridges in them that the clueless salespeople never know about. The problem is that the cart slot isnt for US Nintendo games....it is for the Japanese released games. You can get a famicon to NES adapter and use it to play all of the old NES classic games if you happen to have the carts still lying around.