Pros: The smaller system is so cute even your girlfriend can't hate it.

Cons: You can't use a standard RF adapter anymore without that black box.

The Bottom Line: I still love ya even though you're old and look like crap sometimes.

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Pros: A library that (excuse the pun) stacks up even today.

Cons: Foreshadowed Nintendo's temporary downfall with the Nintendo 64.

The Bottom Line: The SNES, despite some questionable business decisions by Nintendo, stands as one of the best and most influential gaming systems ever made.

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Pros: Games, controller, fun.

Cons: Some games graphics' aren't so good, not the fastest processor.

The Bottom Line: Good system.

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Pros: Great game selection; easy to learn

Cons: Games are getting harder and harder to find at reasonable prices and in good condition

The Bottom Line: I highly recommend getting the Super NES Console if you like good, simple video games!

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Pros: The most famous games ever put out are available for this system and good graphics.

Cons: Few racing games... But who cares?

The Bottom Line: If you want an older system, buy a SNES, they're easy to love and buy games for.

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Pros: Fun for the whole family, still a great gaming platform

Cons: Hard to find games

The Bottom Line: I bought two of them, so I really love this console. Great family fun.

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Pros: Everything, classic games

Cons: Nothing!

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Pros: everything controls games durability etc.

Cons: few raing/shooting games but agin.. who cares?

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Pros: Great games. Best system on the market

Cons: If you find one please tell me. Good luck finding one.

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Pros: great games, good hardware for its era, a controller with plenty of buttons

Cons: missed quality EA sports games, controller had some issues with fighting games

The Bottom Line: Go pixilated gaming!

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