I think the main obstacle will be how much free memory there will be.
Will most likely be 16GB onboard memory for the 20 installed games. Doesn't really leave much left over for installing extra games.
I bet someone will be able to find a way around it via larger storage device etc; I wait patiently to see what they use and if it will be soldered on etc or removable/replaceable.
not for me this if i wanted to play the games i would just play them on ps3 as i still have that hooked up
It's supposed to not come with a power adapter in the box, what's that all about ? ...that won't go down well for parents buying them for Xmas presents for there kids and they can't use the damn thing... bizarre ?
NES and SNES didn’t either. Just plug it into a USB port on your tv with the supplied USB cable.
Same as the snes tho, just usb so only have to grab one of the spare dozen cables most of us have lying around and plug it into the telly.
I didn't even unwrap the usb in box for the snes just grabbed the nearest spare cable lol
I can’t be the only person with lots of suitable 5v 1amp USB phone chargers lying around at home?
Cheers guys didn't know it just ran off one of them, thought it was a proper ac power brick but as only low voltage that's simple then
I’ll wait and see what other games other available, seems to be just Japanese developed stuff so far.
If it doesn’t have Formula 1, Colin McRae Rally, World Cup 98 or WWF Smackdown I’m not gonna bother.
Would be great if was network enabled with some kind online store (with reasonable prices).
Looking at pics there is no network port, hoping for WiFi then but I doubt it, does the SNES mini etc have network access ?