Looking for a SNES

[Animal]

Anyone have one they would like to get rid of? Please let me know.

[Phenix]

I assume you have already looked aorund on ebay, or are planning on doing so if you can't find one from GNG/ someone you know,


but here are a few eBay auctions I found as buy it now.


5 games and everything you need to play (http://cgi.ebay.com/SUPER-NINTENDO-SYSTEM-WITH-5-GAMES-READY-TO-PLAY-SNES_W0QQitemZ330007080964QQihZ014QQcategoryZ62054 QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem)


just the base system (http://cgi.ebay.com/SNES-SUPER-NINTENDO-BASE-UNIT-ONLY_W0QQitemZ130006690124QQihZ003QQcategoryZ62054 QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem)

1 controller and 13 games (http://cgi.ebay.com/Super-Nes-Nintendo-System-Controller-13-Games-SNES_W0QQitemZ260006784113QQihZ016QQcategoryZ62054 QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem)

and there are a ton more listed if you have the time to pick through the crap and find a good deal.

here (http://cgi.ebay.com/MASSIVE-SNES-lot-w-192games-NO-DOUBLES-SWEET_W0QQitemZ260006467544QQihZ016QQcategoryZ6205 4QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem) is the sweetest one though. Expensive, but that's a fuckign load of games!

[Ranma]

Why not just DL a emulator and play em all on your computer? I used to have a emulator and every snes game ever made.. I formatted my drive and lost it all though :(

[L1veUndead]

I have got one if I can talk my girlfriend into getting rid of it. I got a Gamecube and she plays it alot. It was my way of getting her to play more video games. She really isnt a PC or PS2 kind of player so.

If she will part with it I will see what I can do, but Billy has a point in the other option. Emulators are free and you can get every game created and use it on your PC just like you would the actual game system.

If your a sucker for the controller you can by an adapter for the PC that hooks onto an actual SNES controller and just use it.

[zero]

You don't even need a real console controller. I've got a Logitech gamepad that looks just like a PS2 controller. It comes with a program to map the buttons to keyboard keys that you program in the emulator, or some emulators, like zsnes will map the gamepad buttons directly. Emulators are much nicer for playing than a console for a couple of reasons, you can save states, so like you're about to fight a boss, save the game state, go fight and die, reload the state and go fight him again without going through the whole map all over again to get to him. Plus, there's this neat thing they can do, if you hit the (usually) ~ key it speeds up the emulator to run as fast as it can, so you hold it down and you can scream across maps to get somewhere else, really nice for RPGs.

[sylverarrow]

I have one... but you can't have it.. :wink:

multiplayer drunken Bomberman ftw!

[Animal]

Thanks L1ve, that would be great. I already have an emulator with games, I want the actual system.