I want to get an old school NES

[Arcavian]

Far as the NES....

Don't buy that old bullshyt, that nostalgia
Is gonna last two hours tops

Download An emulator , play that shyt for a day then forget you own it like we all do

 

[hotbeezie]

Man then NES games ain't gonna do shyt except stress you out

You battling games thats unreasonably difficult, coded bad, cryptic for no reason, BS controls & mechanics etc.

and thats the popular games




The SNES was way more fair

 

[⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐]

I wanna get the original NES, they have mad games on it as a kid, the only problem I see is the controllers have a very short chord, and I'm not trying to sit 2 feet from my tv to play

I'm also thinking of getting a Nintendo Switch

I'm not a gamer or expert, so explain to me in plain terms the good and bad of NES and Nintendo Switch

thanks in advance brehs

I have an original NES available. Tell me what price to list on ebay and I will shoot you a link

 

[WaveCapsByOscorp™]

All you need is an emulator like OpenEmu

I run all my old games on that; PSOne, SNES, N64, Genesis, NES.

For some reason, the PS2 function is unstable and never works though so I can’t play anything past N64

 

[Fresh]

I have an original NES available. Tell me what price to list on ebay and I will shoot you a link

thanks my fellow Coli breh, I will keep that in mind. Are the controllers long or are they short on the reissue of NES

 

[TripleAgent]

You have any of these?



Do these play PS2 games?

 

[ball15life]

Buy a Raspberry Pi, a 32GB memory card, and put every game from every old console you ever cared about on it. Use whatever USB controller you want. Done.

This is by far the easiest and cheapest option

 

[Rembrandt]

Buy a Raspberry Pi, a 32GB memory card, and put every game from every old console you ever cared about on it. Use whatever USB controller you want. Done.

yup, emulation is the quickest and best way. plus cheap if you're just doing that gen or even decide to go a few gens above.

Can get CRT filters, scanlines, plus higher resolution and all the flexibility/greatness that comes with emulation

 

[Ty Daniels]

You have any of these?



Do these play PS2 games?

Yeah I bought the R35S, I got it off Temu ($49.99), but you can find it on Amazon:

https://www.amazon.com/Portable-Handheld-3-5inch-Console-Emulator/dp/B0CKH4773M

It plays: NES, SNES, Genesis/MegaDrive, Turbografx-16, Gameboy, GBA, MAME/Arcade, Capcom System 1-3, N64, PSP, Dreamcast, Playstation 1 Games.

Included in the system are like 20,000 Something games.

I also have an ROG Ally, which I use for emulation.

 

[Ty Daniels]

You have any of these?



Do these play PS2 games?

It looks like there is a new version of the the R35S, The R36S, Looks like the better option $47.00

 

[Diunx]

Get a cheap dell/ Lenovo PC, dowload an emu and the entire rom catallog and get a wireless nes controler.

 

[Fresh]

thanks for all the info and recommendations Coli brehs

I'm definitely bookmarking this page when I'm ready to cop something

I have a Nintendo DS, but the screen is too small when I play Gameboy Advance games on my DS

you should see how small the visual are playing Pac Man and Joust, smh, lol

 

[Fresh]

as far as NES games, I can't wait to play Mike Tyson's Punch Out and metroid, oh and Pro Wrestling

 

[Womb Raider]

Just emulate it. NES games are shyt so I wouldn’t waste money on them.

 

[En Sabah Nur]

I still remember the smell of my NES and Zapper that lasted way after taking it out the box
That was the hardest I ever hugged my pops


That being said, there's only a handful of them games I could play for more than 10 minutes in 2023