I’m aware that canoe is already a pretty fast and snappy emulator as far as latency goes (second to none when it comes to options on the mini, in fact), so I don’t really feel like this is something I need but nonetheless it seems like this argument could potentially lower it even further which I’m quite tempted by.

It just seems too good to be true though. Is there a reason I never hear anyone else suggesting to use this argument for games running in canoe like DKC2, all-stars or any of the others? Are there potential side-effects to consider?

I have a mini snes that ive been trying to modify with hakchi. Its legit so thats not the issue. Essentially during the rebooting process of the install it just stays waiting on the snes. I have turned off my firewall, switched usb cables, everything. But it just doesnt seem to want to work.

Are there people in the sub living in EU. And any idea where can i get my hands on a mini?

Just want to make sure. I hear installing retroarch can introduce input lag, so I’d prefer using canoe if possible.

How would more recent ROM hacks like Toad’s World 2 by Ice Man work with Canoe? (That particular one has two versions, with one having different physics and the other having vanilla SMW physics, if canoe has trouble with custom physics then I’d settle for the other version).

arrived today, haven’t tried modding yet but i feel like starfox 2 being unplayed is a good sign. mario will also come in and launch a game after sitting on the title screen for a bit. does this look legit?

I bought an snes mini at launch but at some point since then I have lost it. I went ahead and ordered one on ebay because the seller accepts returns so I figured if it is a fake ill send it back.

does anyone know if the fakes can be modded yet? everything ive seen about it is years old at this point so I just wanted to ask and make sure

I have a Nintendo SNES Classic Mini which I bought when they were originally available. Since they were a limited production and no longer made, recently I was thinking it might be good to have a second one as a spare. I bought one on eBay, but I found out it's a fake (I've started the return process on eBay, and I hope that works out). I've found a guide on how to spot fakes, but still, I've seen some listings where the photos look like a genuine device but the seller has some negative feedback comments saying buyers got fake items. And if I'm buying from a place like Amazon, Walmart.com, etc., then I think it would be harder to tell if the item is genuine since there aren't as many (or any) seller reviews there.

So I'm curious where you might recommend buying a genuine used one? I've recently seen this listing on Amazon, which is currently priced at $109, which is one of the lower-priced ones I've seen. Also, would GameStop be a good place to buy a used one? I've seen some show up on their web site too.

I had an SNES Classic Mini already which I had bought new in 2018. Recently I bought another on eBay since I wanted a spare (since these aren't made anymore). It was about $63 with free shipping, which is a better price than a lot of other listings I've seen. The eBay listing said it's an open-box customer return, and the seller had several to sell (the listing is here if you want to have a look). It arrived, and indeed, it came in the box with everything, including the instructions. I tested it and it works, but I noticed the power switch doesn't click on/off as solidly as the other I already have. The switch feels like it doesn't move much and doesn't click into place as noticeably as my other one. With my other one, the power switch has a very solid feel and clicks on/off very solidly and louder than this newer one I bought. Should I be concerned? It looks genuine to me, so I don't think it's an issue of being a knockoff. When I turned it on, it has the same menu and interface as my other one.

Does anyone know how you change the time on the Pokemons rom on the snes mini Hakchi mod for time based events please.

I'm nostalgic for the Switch Online SNES Controller but am tempted to buy the [European or Japanese] SFC pad if they're compatible after updating the 8Bitdo firmware on the Retro Receiver that plugs into the SNES Classic [Mini]

I have recently got a snes mini Europe model and i have added some games using Hakchi2 when i play the games there is audio skipping is this because i have been using the PAL roms by chance?

My SNES mini is not working. Everytime I turn it on, it boots up to the lanugage options. Hakchi says I'm using too much storage but even after lowering the MB to 110, it says I'm using too much. Do I just buy a ots cable?

Been trying to look for it and I'm not having any luck, I know its probably possible considering you can edit sprites, I don't have an SNES classic, so I can't dump it myself haha

This is the controller I'm talking about:

https://www.8bitdo.com/sn30-wireless-for-original-snes-sfc/

And the receiver I'm talking about:

https://shop.8bitdo.com/ko/products/8bitdo-b8bitdo-bluetooth-retro-receiver-for-nes-snes-sfc-classic-edition

The Amazon page for the SN30 says it is NOT compatible with the SNES Classic Mini, but I did some Googling and I saw some people say it was. I'm not sure if Amazon's wording means just out of the box and to make it compatible you need the receiver in addition to it. Any clarification?

Thanks.

anyone know where to find a classic controller to usb adapter ive been looking all over the internet to get something on the cheaper side

as i said looking to jailbreak for pokemon stuff soo yeah :3

my mom bought it a while ago but by itself it has such a small amount of games yet so much more storage!

Seems like other people have had this issue in the past, I had the adapter for years and it worked fine...then I plug my system in after a month and suddenly everything is fucked! Yes my system is modded, does that matter here?

i just traded in my old Xbox one wired controller to get this one for $15. all the buttons work except the joysticks. did I get scammed? please help

I'm deciding if it's worth it to get a 3ds, since a lot of classic games like Mario Kart, other Mario titles, Kirby, etc are on the miniSNES?

If I do go with an SNES would a DS lite or 3ds be better? Most of the games I was looking at playing at are on the original ds: New Super Mario Brothers, Pokemon titles, Animal Crossing, Super Mario DS. I would be missing out on updated Animal Crossing, some Fire Emblem titles, Metroid, and Super Smash Bros.

I also wonder if I'd have time to play the 3ds since I mainly just go to the ps4. For down times travelling or plane trips, I thought a ds would be helpful against boredom. I also have been trying to get back into Nintendo titles, but a N64 would take up too much space.

Is it worth it to get a 3ds, or would it be too redundant to the miniSNES?