In case you haven’t heard – throwbacks are all the rage.
First came the NES Classic Edition that you either had to overpay for on Ebay, line up outside your local game store in hopes of a shipping truck coming or truly become an internet warrior and pinpoint the exact time retailers would receive more stock.
Building off the success and hype they had with the first system, Nintendo moved onto another classic console with the SNES Classic. You can literally plug this bad-boy into your TV via HDMI and get 21 of your favorite SNES games in “HD” (You can only make 16-bit games kind of HD).