TQ author writes: A major item that is hot right now is the portable classic video game console. Quite a few different people have tried to recreate ones for the NES, SNES, Genesis, and for the most part, they do a good job at helping us relive the good old days. Hyperkin is one of the companies that has to decided to jump on this bandwagon with their latest SNES clone system...
Hyperkin are set to launch an updated version pf the Supaboy S this week and you can pre-order yours today.
I imagine it's due to price, but why on EARTH would you use a 16:9 display for a console designed for 4:3? That makes absolutely no sense, and almost every review I've seen of the previous model criticizes that aspect of it. The first had it perfect.
Since this isn't actual hardware, I support this option.
PSP, PSP Go, PS Vita, N3DSXL/N2DSXL, Portable Raspberry Pie 3, etc., are fantastic options for retro emulation.
With several portable SNES systems on the market, which one is the best? Shawn Long takes a look at the SupaBoy to see if it is worthy of a spot on your retro gaming shelf, or if it's one to leave in the trash can.
TQcast: Here is a video unboxing of the Supaboy Portable Pocket SNES console from Hyperkin.
