Originally Posted by Decker (Post 13411429)

It's probably borderline unplayable now but I loved Die Hard Trilogy back in the day, terrible Samuel L Jackson impersonation and all.

Originally Posted by fumanstan (Post 13411365)

But if people really wanted to play these old games on the original consoles, there wouldn't be a market for these "classic" or "mini" consoles and people would be buying them up on Ebay already.

I'd think a consumer likes the idea of a one stop, easy to use shop for playing a bunch of old games they knew and loved, so the price tag is worth it. As someone that bought the NES and SNES, and might keep a preorder for this, I don't want to bid or look for games i want to play, deal with cartridges/discs, memory cards, video inputs, etc.

I'm a "core" gamer and don't want to deal with that stuff, so I can only imagine the average consumer doesn't want to either.

Originally Posted by slop101 (Post 13411159)

Unlike the sprite-based games on the SNES, these early 3-D polygonal games have not aged well AT ALL.

Originally Posted by fujishig (Post 13411685)

But I dunno, I'm not really that nostalgic for Ps 1 games because like I said before, the ones most likely to be on the system have been regularly available digitally for some time now.

Originally Posted by mhg83 (Post 13411861)

My prediction :

Jet Moto 2
Twisted Metal 2
Crash Team Racing
Croc 2
Tempest X3
Intelligent Qube
Tetris Plus
Gex
Legacy Of Kain Soul Reaver
Xenogears
Final Fantasy Tactics
Chrono Cross
Rayman
Legend Of Dragoon
street fighter alpha 3

Originally Posted by mattysemo247 (Post 13411971)

Maybe we'll get an unreleased game like the SNES did with Starfox 2. Time to bring back Thrill Kill!

Originally Posted by mhg83 (Post 13412109)

They should have an unlockable Easter Egg. Complete all games and it unlocks a hidden game 'Bubsy 3D'

Originally Posted by Drexl (Post 13412264)

You know, I wouldn't be shocked to see the PSX port of Doom make it. Although it was a couple of years after the PC version, it was the first decent console port for a system people actually bought. It fits the theme of appealing to nostalgia for the general era, like how the NES Classic had ports of Donkey Kong and Pac-Man.

Originally Posted by Drexl (Post 13412264)

You know, I wouldn't be shocked to see the PSX port of Doom make it. Although it was a couple of years after the PC version, it was the first decent console port for a system people actually bought. It fits the theme of appealing to nostalgia for the general era, like how the NES Classic had ports of Donkey Kong and Pac-Man.

Originally Posted by Sonny Corinthos (Post 13412008)

This comes from Gamestop's website:

A compatible USB AC adaptor (not included) is required to use this console. Use an AC adaptor that supports 5 V, 1.0 A USB (Type A) output.


https://www.gamestop.com/consoles/pl...classic/168643

Originally Posted by DVD Josh (Post 13412622)

I find it hard to believe the system does not come with a way to power it. I don't believe GS for shit anyway.

Originally Posted by BuddyRevell (Post 13412642)

It says so right on the box.

Originally Posted by fumanstan (Post 13412758)

It's weird if they didn't include a power adapter, although Nintendo has also done that before on a 3DS XL.

Originally Posted by Mike86 (Post 13412768)

That’s true. I never understood why Nintendo did that with the 3DS. I mean if you have one it’s something you’re going to need no matter what.

Originally Posted by Kdogg (Post 13412813)

Apparently in Japan it's normal. Looks like the practice is making it's way here. I'm guessing most people have a few spare around anyway.

Originally Posted by Kdogg (Post 13412813)

Apparently in Japan it's normal. Looks like the practice is making it's way here. I'm guessing most people have a few spare around anyway.