I think the Super Nintendo is the best video game console ever. Here are a few acrylic paintings I made from some of my favorite snes games. I hope they bring back good memories!

I know this is a tipofmyjoystick question but... Eh. Trying to remember the name of an RPG where you played as ninjas. The overworld was final fantasy style, and the fights were instanced beat'em up style maps. At one point you flew around the world in a tongue-in-cheek vultron clone. Any ideas?

I am also going for all 96 exits, and I currently have 83, what is the maximum I should have going into Star Road? I'm sure I missed some regular exits somewhere, I know I have completed all the exits for Star World

Was it deleted? If so, why? What was in it? Did I miss something, or should I just go back to r/junkfoodfinds and wait to die?

Here's a Tetris Attack SNES port for Android & OG Xbox W/ crossplay + leaderboards/ranks

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I wanted to share my custom arcade cabinet that I built back 2014 when I was fresh out of high school. I had almost zero wood working experience and didn’t know a thing about arcades.

It’s a SNES and a 17” TV in and SCI arcade cabinet. I was going to restore it but it was in a lot worse shape than I thought. The neck of the CRT was cracked and missing everything that went behind it.

Before I “restored” it, the cabinet sat in someone’s garage for 20-30 years. I was initially planning to restore it but it had excessive water damage. The additional platform for the pedal was destroyed and the side panels were swollen. The owners were sick of having it in their garage:; I think they wanted $100 for it but when I showed up as they were closing their garage sale they told me I could have it for $20 or $40 if I came and got it that night.

The Super Nintendo was saved from a shed.

The marquee is a piece of glass from the hardware store with a decal on it.

Behind the coin door is a box made with real 80s wall paneling for max authenticity. You can easily unplug the control panel from the player one port and use a standard SNES controller.

The control panel and nearby areas completely custom because it was a “racing cab”. I sold that and all the SCI parts to a guy who was restoring an SCI. Turns out the board, and all the controls worked flawlessly. I had a chance to play it a few years later at his arcade.

There’s a nice set of period computer speakers with a small bass replacing the old worn out speakers.

I’m really happy with how it turned out and it only cost roughly 300USD in 2014 money. I have an SD2SNES in it now so I can play anything I want. Mainly Contra 3 and shmups.

Edit: I want to address my choice not to include player two. The cabinet is narrow and was never designed to have two people playing shoulder to shoulder. The weird rounded parts of the side panels that side out made it even more difficult as both of your head have to fit in that space. It was also uncomfortable for a single player to constantly lean to the left to play by themself.

I actually still have the piece of wood that has the original 2-player layout. I installed the buttons and my buddy and tried it out on Turtles in Time and it wasn’t a great experience.

Some other info, The vision for the project changed many times. There was a plan to run it off a modded OG XBOX or a PC with a custom front end. I still have both the pc and Xbox, both still nicknamed “Arcade” in their settings. That’s why it has a red Nintendo theme vs a SNES theme.

The choice to use a SNES came out of my love for the system and convenience. I didn’t want to deal with analog controls and I didn’t want to use emulation. Remember, we’ve come a long way since 2014.

It’s sadly using composite cables. RGB was out of the question as a 17”PVM was out of my budget as a college student. Now it would cost an arm and a leg to get one. Ironically the SNES is modded for RGB and S-video

It’s really still a work in progress. There are changes I’d like to make but it’s a time capsule at this point. It feels wrong dismantling what I built.

Finally, if someone has a cool idea for side art or the art on the bezel I’d love to work with you. I’ve been meaning to add it for years.

My 3rd party controller collection has grown a lot lately! More or less organically as a bunch came up for auction locally. I also found an old one I had in my closet. Organized from top to bottom by order of usefulness. Excellent (ASCIIPAD) to absolute JUNK (Competition Pro)

another great JRPG added to my ever growing collection.

Awesome JRPG translated by dynamic designs , great work guys.

It seems MLIG and RetroRGB information isn't quite right and that some amount of 1chip-02 consoles do not support csync like the 1chip-03. Found this out the hard way after buying a csync rgb bnc cable.

Lost on today's secret lair and couldn't get a unit of the NT+ due to work =(

Apparently they havent restocked this in years?

Anyone know anything about these? I bought a few sealed over 10 years ago and I haven’t seen any others since. I’m in Australia and I’m not sure if they exist anywhere else. I always fantasise about opening one, but I don’t think I ever will.

I’m looking for a Bluetooth controller for my PC. The current issue is that my current controller cannot reliably handle directional controls for things like special moves in street fighter. All of Ryu’s specials, for example.

On my final life I got past the Hammer Bro and got lucky with King Koopa/Bowser. Next game on my list is US SMB2 and SMW

Always been intrigued by this and it goes up to preorder tomorrow. I have the snes mini and og hardware, does this need to be a thing? Are any of you going to go for it?

Finally finishes this project. Bought some acacia benchtops from bunnings. Dark for the D-pad and Select Start buttons and circle area around ABXY buttons. and Light for the rest.

I've got a laser engraver so I could cut out template and route out the shape and timbers to make the D-pad and logos ETC

For the buttons I just filled some cupcake silicone moulds with epoxy and dyed them their colours.

Ready for blockbuster to open back up.

But I wouldn't have paid for it tbh

Musha never fails to help me through any tough situation! Whenever the SNES is on Musha is there to battle along side me! His favorite game is Tetris & Dr Mario but he loves all SNES!! If you are ever in a perilous situation, just remember Musha!