Customer Ratings & Reviews

As a kid raised in the 90s, the Micro SNES definitely brings back that sense of nostalgia. Most if not all of my favorite games are included in this system. In addition, it also includes an unreleased Star Fox 2 game, which is quite interesting of a game that would have been released during that time. Nevertheless, if you are a collector, or just want to play some OG games, this is definitely worth the purchase. Even if it's to put it into a museum.

The SNES Classic is an amazing collection of Nintendo games released on the SNES. While it is missing quite a few key games, it's an excellent machine for newer gamers that never got to experience these games previously and older gamers looking to replay these classics. Comes in a small portable form factor, however the length of the cords are still quite short. Overall I would highly recommend this product (if you manage to find one)!

Very fun little toy. It’s great playing the classics. People will argue to get retropi, but the price is right for having a device made specifically for snes, and then the OEM controllers to boot. I was lucky enough to get 3 and have two away as early Christmas presents. One nice thing to have for this is Hakchi2. You will want to look this up. Now I can’t wait until NES classic comes back summer 2018! (As per Nintendo’s website)

Love it! Great game selection, small portable size, easy to use, and great quality mini system.

1990s is calling and its calling me out. Must have for nintendo fans, old or new. This little console brings back lots of memories and joy. This is the console of console that started it all. Althought at only 16 bit it is fairly a cute mini console to have. I really like the feel of the controllers in my hand as they are the orignal size. Overall i glad they remade it and this is actually my first time owning a snes.

This tiny console comes with 21 great games. It comes with two controllers that are very comfortable to use but with one caveat, the cords are very short. Extension cables are pretty cheap so it's not a huge issue.

The SNES classic is a great investment for both yourself and your children. The SNES classic includes several classic Super Nintendo games and one previously unreleased game (Starfox 2). I find the console to be the perfect size to put on my entertainment center. With the addition of the insignia wireless controllers, it’s easy to sit back and relive my childhood playing Super Mario World and Yoshi’s Island.

easy set-up, comes with two controllers and hdmi cables too. pre loaded with 20 games and its like playing the "OLD" nintendo. Star Fox is included with this system. priced right too. what's not to like. it's great fun for everyone.even for retired people !!!

I have been anticipating the SNES Classic with much excitement since it was announced, and now that it's finally here, it does not disappoint! It does everything just about perfectly! A Link to the Past is as amazing as I remember, as are other games I never really got a chance to play much (Super Metroid!). It would be nice if the controller cords were longer, but other than that, this thing is perfect.

First of all, it was relatively easy to get one, no scalpers, no waiting in line, so my experience even getting it was better than many’s. I also like how it comes with 2 controllers, for co op play. The cords are a little short, but an $8 extender fixes that right up, or the more expensive wireless options also work. As for the unit itself, it’s great. All the games are nicely organized, and the suspend feature is awesome, if inconvenient requiring you to physically press a button on the unit. Same with changing games. Also, while the collection is solid, it could be better. We could do without Ghouls n Goblins, and I’m shocked Chrono Trigger is not included. Still, for $80 it’s a great buy for nostalgic fans

Love this product, easy to install, price is affordable, comes with a lot of games

I went to like 7 stores to find one of these, 6 had 0 and this BB had 30 so I'll keep that in mind for the future. The system's controllers feel great and the cords, which could always be longer, are at least long enough. The menu and UI is fast and easy. The game selection is great, as perfect as they could make it with ~20 games. Don't buy it for Starfox though; its aged poorly. :P

This little console fits in the palm of your hand it can do so much. The included games that come with the console are most the games you would want and the controllers are identical to the ones back in the early 90s. The console interface reminds me of the Virtual Console on a Nintendo Wii. You have to use the reset button to get back to the home screen. I recommend buying a new controller for the console with a built in home button. The gaming experience is like you would expect from a classic SNES console. The console allows you to save your games and resume back which is SMART. I would recommend learning how to add more games to the snes classic and adding wireless controllers to the console. The value and and portability is what makes this such a great item to have.

Easy to setup and use. The user interface is simple and fast. Controllers feel great and this unit can also use the wii classic controllers which is nice because it has a home button. The 21 built in games are some of the best games in history and a return to the golden age of 16 bit era. Hopefully this pushes sega to make their own sega genesis/megadrive classic console.

I happen to be passing by Riverside, CA. I decided to stop by and check out the local Best Buy. They had plenty in stock. The SNES Classic has been a delight. Its super small. Looks cheap, but the controllers feel sturdy and handle well. The games, though a fewer selection than the NES Classic, are awesome all they way. Especially the fact that they released Star Fox 2.

overall i'd say this was a pretty sweet deal. a collection of some of the best snes games all in one neat looking little package. the addition of the save state feature means i might actually be able to finish off some of these games finally.

Playing this system brought back a lot of childhood memories! The SNES Classic puts 20 of Nintendo's hits (plus the never-before released Star Fox 2) into one surprisingly small box. Assuming Nintendo fixes the supply problems that plagued the NES classic last year, I would recommend this system without reservations! Now if you'll excuse me, I'm going back to playing!

Ah the Super Nintendo, if you grew up in the 90's this was more than a console, it was a barrier breaker, a great social tool, and a member of the family all in one convenient package. Speaking of which the 21 games it comes with are a near perfect collection, just a few odd ones but no big fuss as the good far outweighs the bad. Among my favourites of this collection include Legend of Zelda: a Link to the Past, Super Mario Kart, and Donkey Kong Country. Even cooler is they included the long overdue game StarFox 2 which never got its release until now. Besides 21 games, you now have some cool features such as choosing picture quality for a short screen, old time feel, or even crystal clear. In a hurry? Don't worry, with any game you can save a point at any time and pick a save spot for crucial areas and if that wasn't cool enough, you can even rewind or fast-forward certain sections that were difficult, like what one would do in emulation. The developers learned from their mistake with the NES classic and now have two controllers instead of one (even better they are longer at 5 feet long compared to the predecessor's 3 feet). I very highly recommend this system to anyone especially nostalgic adults who grew up in the 90s, it simply doesn't get any better than this.

Controllers are great, games are great, great value... No complaints!

I’d always wanted a SNES as a kid, but had to make do with going over to a friend’s house to play on one. Now, I have one that fits in the palm of my hand, and I couldn’t be happier. The only disappointing thing is...I keep losing to my wife at Street Fighter II: Turbo. Like, big time. The very fact that I can play that classic game, at home? Amazing.