There's no doubt that the retro trend has made a strong comeback in recent years. In the gaming world, the NES Mini proved that despite today's games competing for graphical supremacy and Hollywood-style scripts, there's an audience that prefers the pure entertainment that old consoles provided. Today, rumors are growing stronger about Nintendo continuing its 'mini' line, and this time it's the turn of the 16-bit console.
Eurogamer claims the arrival of the successful Super Nintendo. Although these are just rumors, that site also had exclusive information about the new Switch that later turned out to be true. Meanwhile, Nintendo announced a few days ago that it would stop manufacturing the NES Mini despite its enormous success. It seems Christmas would be the right time for the SNES Mini to see the light.
When we think about what this new console might offer, we ask ourselves: Will it only bring the limited number of titles that the NES Mini had? Will we be able to connect our original controllers? Will it come with RCA or S-Video inputs, or will we just have to settle for a CRT filter? Many are the questions we have about its operation. For now, we know that Nintendo's next step will be to relaunch the most powerful console that the 16-bit era saw, and it will only be a matter of time before we get more precise details.
Source: Eurogamer
