Keep the Snes...at least you'll own the games you play via emulation rather that succumbing to piracy.
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Why is it worse if you don't own the SNES game? It's not like you can still go out and buy these games from a game shop in a way which would route money back to the game's publisher.Originally posted by WelrainComment
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Playing games on the actual hardware beats emulation EVERY SINGLE TIME. Just depends how much of a fan of SNES gaming you are. If you still enjoy having a blast on Super Ghouls and Ghosts and play it seriously (ie for more than the 5 minutes most people play emulated retro games for), then you'd be best keeping the snes. I've got a SFC and I never want to sell it.
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get your snes modded but u might aswell sell any battery backed up games while theyre still working cos theyre not gona be doing a lot in 5 yrs time.Comment
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replace the battery, easy.Originally posted by angel and you have further years of play.
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its not that easy and the save can dissapear in the process. bye bye FF 6 200 hours work!Comment
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Keep the SNES.
Get it Modded.
Get RGB.
Plug it directly into a decent sound set-up.
Play all games glitch free using the best digital pad there is. (MS S-Pad - LOL!
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Problem solved.Comment
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my sness is banna yellow (muckky and nicoteen stained from years of neglect ) i call it the donkey kong banana edition
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I dont think we need another emulation = piracy debate. If you dont own it - dont play it that is my opinion.Why is it worse if you don't own the SNES game? It's not like you can still go out and buy these games from a game shop in a way which would route money back to the game's publisher.Comment
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i only really use an emulator to pay really old games, like c64, nes, arcade games. stuff you can't get hold of anymore
also, i'm not down with people who own x-box's and buy no games and get them copied onto their hard drive
if your into games like i am its better to own the real thingComment
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