🔽5 Best Retro Gaming Consoles🔽 If you want to play classic video games, but don't want to deal with low-resolution graphics, awkward analog video connections, and wiggling cartridges to get the pins to connect just right, check out these modern systems that let you play old games.
The Neo Geo didn't see the same kind of runaway commercial success as Nintendo's or Sega's consoles, but it was an arcade mainstay and its home console version could produce an arcade-perfect experience (if you were able to afford the VHS-sized cartridges). The Neo Geo Mini is for old-school arcade fans more than console fans, but it's still full of classic video game nostalgia. Some of SNK's best can be found on this system, with many, excellent fighting games.
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This is the system that got the retro console trend rolling. There were other retro compilation consoles in the past, like the Atari Flashback series, but the NES Classic is the first to come directly from the company that made the original NES (Nintendo, of course).
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After the 8-bit mini-console became a smash hit, Nintendo released its 16-bit successor. The Super NES Classic has fewer games than the NES Classic, but the jump in console generations means you can play some of the best 16-bit video games of all time.
After stumbling with a mediocre AtGames-manufactured Sega Genesis compilation system, Sega decided to take matters into its own hands and make its first console since the Dreamcast. The Sega Genesis Mini does for the Genesis what the SNES Classic does for the SNES. It has numerous games (with a few puzzling omissions) and good emulation, and you can even trick it out with the Genesis Tower Mini accessory pack, adding (non-functional) Sega CD and 32X systems, and Sonic & Knuckles and Sonic the Hedgehog cartridges.
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A mini PlayStation seems like a no-brainer, but there's a reason the PlayStation Classic comes last on the list of classic compilation consoles. It looks like a tiny PlayStation, but its library leaves out system-defining titles like Crash Bandicoot and Tomb Raider. Plus, its underpowered emulation and strange use of 50Hz PAL versions of many games does the system's already rough-looking polygons no favors.
Timestamps 0:00 Intro 0:07 1. Neo Geo Mini 1:14 2. Nintendo NES Classic Edition 2:18 3. Nintendo Super NES Classic Edition 4:08 4. Sega Genesis Mini 5:19 5. Sony PlayStation Classic 6:53 Outro
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