New Super Nintendo Game in Development!

I was browsing through Kotaku and I found this.
http://kotaku.com/5889091

http://www.snescentral.com/article.php?id=0827

$60 for a SNES game?What is this, 1993???

When will they realize we don't want to play shit anymore!

Replying to #4

lol noob, i'd pay and play if its good!

ilovepizza · #3$60 for a SNES game?What is this, 1993???

snes games nowadays can go to 1000 dollars easily

megashell · #4When will they realize we don't want to play shit anymore!

how do you know the game will be shit if you havent even tried it. i think its interesting that they do these retro projects to revive consoles

megashell · #4When will they realize we don't want to play shit anymore!

The hell are you talking about?
SNES is one of the best consoles out there.
Super Mario World, The Legend of Zelda, Super Castlevania IV, ActRaiser, Donkey Kong Country, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Megaman X, Super Metroid, treet Fighter, Super Mario RPG and so on...But I guess it's a little too late for SNES games.

It's never too late.
SNES shall always live on...
Untill they all break or get too old and then nobody has them :C

Replying to #8

Mine still works fine.

snes were built to last. my friends snes is still working too. i dont have mine since i sold it a long time ago

Loonylion · #9Mine still works fine.

Y'know, just saying in probably 10 years or so is when they will start getting glitchy
I really wish they still produced old games and consoles D:

Replying to #11

AV cable broke, so I couldn't play my SNES for 5 years, 'till I asked my dad for help and he fixed it. It still deserves a special spot in my closet. ;)

I had to buy an AV cable separately years later, mine originally came with an RF cable which is no good if you dont have a TV

While legit SNES's aren't made anymore, you can get a... umm... crap, what was the name again...Oh yeah, a Retro Duo NES/SNES Game System.Or just wait for someone to dump it (And hope that their are still snes rom dumpers around.)

Replying to #14

Most likely a group that did SNES but is also doing newer dumps will do it.
Oh, and where did Capital go?

Loonylion · #9Mine still works fine.

So does mine & my copier/loader. Only problem is I no longer have a floppy disk drive to copy/load games onto it.

I think I might still have my snes somewhere

Loonylion · #13I had to buy an AV cable separately years later, mine originally came with an RF cable which is no good if you dont have a TV

So you bought your console, but you couldn't play it for years until you got an AV cable?
Ouch. :(

Replying to #18

No I had a TV when I got the console, so the rf cable was fine. When I went to university I didnt have a TV so I had to buy an AV cable to use the SNES

megashell · #4When will they realize we don't want to play shit anymore!

Some people, like me, still play retro games.
Graphics aren't important, the gameplay is.Though $60 for a snes game is too much imo.