Awesome! Love this! So glad when I see others playing old school video games and systems, I do too hehe:) I went a little crazy a few years back and bought the mini’s for NES, SNES, Sega Genesis, and Atari hehe;)
I think the first time I played a SNES game was in 2000. I don't remember what game I played. I do remember the kids sitting on the floor playing with it. I've got pictures of that. I gave all my older game systems to my son when he moved out. Now, I kind of wish I had kept them. I'm raising my grandchildren and it would have been fun to start them off with the "old" stuff. The two oldest ones I have now are a PS1 and a Nintendo 64. It goes up from there. I'm not good at video games but they sure are fun. I don't have much time to play these days. I quit giving them away, so maybe someday, I'll have more time. I'll just have to learn how to connect them to the new TV's. Tragically, I gave all my old TV's away when I gave the game systems to my son.
My family got an SNES way late. We had an NES and my dad was adamant we didn't need another system. So my older brother saved his money and bought an SNES 2 (the smaller ones that were cheaper) on sale at KB Toys. I think he paid $39.99 for it. He also bought Contra: The Alien Wars which we played to death. We did get Super Mario World and NBA Jam TE shortly after. My all time favorite SNES games are both sports games: NBA Give N Go and Ken Griffey Jr's Winning Run. I sunk countless hours into those two games. Cool video!
@@elibourgard8969 thanks! I loved that Contra game. I’m not familiar with the two sports games you mentioned, but it seemed like the SNES had so many fun sports titles.
I was lucky enough to get a SNES for Xmas 91, my grandma got it and 2 other games for me through her Sears employee discount. Got Actraiser and Super R-Type in addition to SMW, was looking forward to Actraiser the least, but it ended up being my favorite of the 3. Never beat Super R-Type without cheating though...
Awesome video! We didn't get an SNES until Christmas 1993. But, we still got Super Mario World as the pack in game, and our second game was Super Mario All-Stars, which was the 16-bit compilation of Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels, Super Mario Bros. 2, and Super Mario Bros. 3. We also had Super Star Wars, Wing Commander, Sim City, and a Star Trek: The Next Generation SNES game too. I don't have our console anymore, but that's because my brother took it for his place when he was getting ready to move to another city about five or six years ago now.
@@TheCassettePhase I know right? That was how I played Super Mario Bros. 2 and Super Mario Bros. 3 for the first time, though I got to play the original NES version of 3 when I was in the hospital one time. I just remember sitting in front of the TV in the old log farmhouse we lived in from 1993 to 1996, watching my mom play Super Mario World and Super Mario All-Stars. My brother also still has all of our SNES and N64 player's manuals as well. Those were so much fun to look through.
@@TheCassettePhase I mean those manuals were how you knew the story of the game. Especially if you couldn't get a subscription to Nintendo Power or other gaming magazines. Maybe that could be a video in the future?
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........ Finally got the SNES in 1993 so I could play Mortal Kombat day and night, and in the comfort of my own home!
@@davidthomasfz66 that was a big deal! We had that one too and played it a ton.
Awesome! Love this! So glad when I see others playing old school video games and systems, I do too hehe:) I went a little crazy a few years back and bought the mini’s for NES, SNES, Sega Genesis, and Atari hehe;)
@@dynamiketiger so fun! I am actually planning on diving into some Genesis games soon. I haven’t played many of those at all.
I think the first time I played a SNES game was in 2000. I don't remember what game I played. I do remember the kids sitting on the floor playing with it. I've got pictures of that. I gave all my older game systems to my son when he moved out. Now, I kind of wish I had kept them. I'm raising my grandchildren and it would have been fun to start them off with the "old" stuff. The two oldest ones I have now are a PS1 and a Nintendo 64. It goes up from there. I'm not good at video games but they sure are fun. I don't have much time to play these days. I quit giving them away, so maybe someday, I'll have more time. I'll just have to learn how to connect them to the new TV's. Tragically, I gave all my old TV's away when I gave the game systems to my son.
@@lisae7976 it’s ok, we all gave stuff away that we wish we still had!
My family got an SNES way late. We had an NES and my dad was adamant we didn't need another system. So my older brother saved his money and bought an SNES 2 (the smaller ones that were cheaper) on sale at KB Toys. I think he paid $39.99 for it. He also bought Contra: The Alien Wars which we played to death. We did get Super Mario World and NBA Jam TE shortly after. My all time favorite SNES games are both sports games: NBA Give N Go and Ken Griffey Jr's Winning Run. I sunk countless hours into those two games. Cool video!
@@elibourgard8969 thanks! I loved that Contra game. I’m not familiar with the two sports games you mentioned, but it seemed like the SNES had so many fun sports titles.
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@@josephpaoletti3576 one of the best ever, with some of the best video game music ever! We will definitely be playing that one on the channel.
I was lucky enough to get a SNES for Xmas 91, my grandma got it and 2 other games for me through her Sears employee discount. Got Actraiser and Super R-Type in addition to SMW, was looking forward to Actraiser the least, but it ended up being my favorite of the 3. Never beat Super R-Type without cheating though...
@@jd213_ I’ve heard nothing but good things about Actraiser, I need to play that one.
Awesome video! We didn't get an SNES until Christmas 1993. But, we still got Super Mario World as the pack in game, and our second game was Super Mario All-Stars, which was the 16-bit compilation of Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels, Super Mario Bros. 2, and Super Mario Bros. 3. We also had Super Star Wars, Wing Commander, Sim City, and a Star Trek: The Next Generation SNES game too. I don't have our console anymore, but that's because my brother took it for his place when he was getting ready to move to another city about five or six years ago now.
@@tgif1345 that’s awesome. That all stars game is such a great compilation!
@@TheCassettePhase I know right? That was how I played Super Mario Bros. 2 and Super Mario Bros. 3 for the first time, though I got to play the original NES version of 3 when I was in the hospital one time. I just remember sitting in front of the TV in the old log farmhouse we lived in from 1993 to 1996, watching my mom play Super Mario World and Super Mario All-Stars. My brother also still has all of our SNES and N64 player's manuals as well. Those were so much fun to look through.
@@tgif1345 great memories man! And I still enjoy looking at old video game manuals to this day.
@@TheCassettePhase I mean those manuals were how you knew the story of the game. Especially if you couldn't get a subscription to Nintendo Power or other gaming magazines. Maybe that could be a video in the future?
@@tgif1345 great idea! I need to accumulate a few more manuals so we can go to the rug and flip through them.
They sell original SNES controllers for the Switch! NES and N64 ones too.
Now go finish Link to the Past.
@@SantoLowrie really? May need to grab one. And yeah I really should, maybe after Link’s Awakening.
Mode 7.
@@andrewchevrier that was it, thanks!
@@TheCassettePhaseI was a pink fzero guy too. That top speed.
@@andrewchevrier right?! Best choice by far!