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==Production== | ==Production== | ||
− | The system was originally announced in June 2017.<ref name="NOA PR"/> Nintendo | + | The system was originally announced in June 2017.<ref name="NOA PR"/> The games included on the system were chosen based on popularity, familiarity, and sales.<ref>[https://nintendosoup.com/2017/06/29/nintendo-explains-snes-classic-games-chosen-super-fx-games-arent-virtual-console/ Nintendo explains how SNES Classic games were chosen, why Super FX games aren’t on Virtual Console]. NintendoSoup (June 28, 2017). Retrieved June 28, 2017.</ref> |
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+ | According to Nintendo, the initial shipment of Super NES Classic Edition systems for its launch day will be greater than the number of NES Classic Edition systems released through all of 2016.<ref name="shipments">[http://www.nintendo.com/whatsnew/detail/nintendo-increases-inventory-of-super-nes-classic-edition Nintendo increases inventory of Super NES Classic Edition; NES Classic Edition returns to stores in 2018]. Nintendo (September 12, 2017). Retrieved September 12, 2017.</ref> In addition, despite previously stating that further shipments of the system would continue to the end of 2017<ref>[http://kotaku.com/nintendo-announces-snes-classic-1796418700 Nintendo Announces SNES Classic, Which Comes With 21 Stellar Games [UPDATE<nowiki>]</nowiki>]. Kotaku (June 26, 2017). Retrieved June 26, 2017.</ref>, Nintendo announced that the system would continue to be manufactured and shipped into 2018.<ref name="shipments"/> | ||
==Features== | ==Features== | ||
The Super NES Classic Edition is built after the original SNS-001 system (using its North American design for the North American release and PAL design for the PAL release<ref name="NOE PR"/>). Like the original NES Classic Edition system, the SNES Classic Edition connects to a television using {{wp|HDMI}}, and is powered through a USB-based AC Adapter. The system includes two Super NES Classic Controllers<ref name="NOA PR"/> | The Super NES Classic Edition is built after the original SNS-001 system (using its North American design for the North American release and PAL design for the PAL release<ref name="NOE PR"/>). Like the original NES Classic Edition system, the SNES Classic Edition connects to a television using {{wp|HDMI}}, and is powered through a USB-based AC Adapter. The system includes two Super NES Classic Controllers<ref name="NOA PR"/> | ||
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+ | ===Hardware=== | ||
+ | The Super NES Classic Edition uses the same internal hardware as its predecessor. The system uses an {{wp|Allwinner Technology|Allwinner}} R16 {{wp|system on a chip|SoC}} with 4 {{wp|ARM Cortex-A7|ARM Cortex A7}} microprocessors and an ARM {{wp|Mali}} 400 MP2 GPU. For memory, the console uses a 256MB DDR3 chip and has 512MB of NAND {{wp|flash memory}} for storage.<ref name="Hardware"/> | ||
==Games== | ==Games== | ||
− | The Super NES Classic Edition features twenty-one built-in titles.<ref name="NOA PR"/> Like with the NES Classic Edition and the [[Nintendo Classic Mini: Famicom]], the titles included on each version of the system slightly vary by region:<ref name="NOA PR"/><ref name="NCL PR"/> | + | The Super NES Classic Edition features twenty-one built-in titles.<ref name="NOA PR"/> Like with the NES Classic Edition and the [[Nintendo Classic Mini: Famicom]], the titles included on each version of the system slightly vary by region:<ref name="NOA PR"/><ref name="NCL PR"/> All games included on the system released in PAL regions use the original US 60hz releases of the games.<ref name="NOE PR"/> |
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
− | Super NES Classic Edition NA box.jpeg| | + | Super NES Classic Edition NA box.jpeg|Americas packaging |
− | Super NES Classic Edition PAL box.jpg| | + | Super NES Classic Edition PAL box.jpg|PAL region packaging |
Super NES Classic Edition hand.png|The console in one's hand. | Super NES Classic Edition hand.png|The console in one's hand. | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> |
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The Super Nintendo Entertainment System: Super NES Classic Edition (known in Europe and Australia as the Nintendo Classic Mini: Super Nintendo Entertainment System) is a miniaturized Super Nintendo Entertainment System featuring a selection of built-in games, and the successor to the Nintendo Entertainment System: NES Classic Edition. As the second system in the "Classics" (Nintendo Classic Mini in Europe) label, the system will be released worldwide in September 2017[2][4], and in Japan in October.[3]
Production
The system was originally announced in June 2017.[2] The games included on the system were chosen based on popularity, familiarity, and sales.[6]
According to Nintendo, the initial shipment of Super NES Classic Edition systems for its launch day will be greater than the number of NES Classic Edition systems released through all of 2016.[7] In addition, despite previously stating that further shipments of the system would continue to the end of 2017[8], Nintendo announced that the system would continue to be manufactured and shipped into 2018.[7]
Features
The Super NES Classic Edition is built after the original SNS-001 system (using its North American design for the North American release and PAL design for the PAL release[4]). Like the original NES Classic Edition system, the SNES Classic Edition connects to a television using HDMI, and is powered through a USB-based AC Adapter. The system includes two Super NES Classic Controllers[2]
Hardware
The Super NES Classic Edition uses the same internal hardware as its predecessor. The system uses an Allwinner R16 SoC with 4 ARM Cortex A7 microprocessors and an ARM Mali 400 MP2 GPU. For memory, the console uses a 256MB DDR3 chip and has 512MB of NAND flash memory for storage.[1]
Games
The Super NES Classic Edition features twenty-one built-in titles.[2] Like with the NES Classic Edition and the Nintendo Classic Mini: Famicom, the titles included on each version of the system slightly vary by region:[2][3] All games included on the system released in PAL regions use the original US 60hz releases of the games.[4]
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References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 SNES mini teardown confirms recycled NES mini tech. Eurogamer (September 27, 2017). Retrieved September 27, 2017.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 Now you're playing with super power! Nintendo announces Super NES Classic Edition. Nintendo (June 26, 2017). Retrieved June 26, 2017.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 ファミコンに続いて、スーパーファミコンが小さくなって再登場!. nintendo.co.jp (June 26, 2017). Retrieved June 26, 2017.
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 Nintendo Classic Mini: Super Nintendo Entertainment System. nintendo.co.uk (June 26, 2017). Retrieved June 26, 2017.
- ↑ Nintendo announces the Nintendo Classic Mini: Super Nintendo Entertainment System. Nintendo Australia (June 26, 2017). Retrieved June 26, 2017.
- ↑ Nintendo explains how SNES Classic games were chosen, why Super FX games aren’t on Virtual Console. NintendoSoup (June 28, 2017). Retrieved June 28, 2017.
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 Nintendo increases inventory of Super NES Classic Edition; NES Classic Edition returns to stores in 2018. Nintendo (September 12, 2017). Retrieved September 12, 2017.
- ↑ Nintendo Announces SNES Classic, Which Comes With 21 Stellar Games [UPDATE]. Kotaku (June 26, 2017). Retrieved June 26, 2017.
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