Hands-On: Super Retro-Cade Questions & Answers - Defunct Games

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Published on October 26, 2017 6:13:49 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-l7OHQA4TYk

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I made a video a couple weeks ago looking at the announcement of the Super Retro-Cade, the brand new plug-n-play console from Retro-Bit. With more than 90 arcade and console hits from companies like Capcom and Data East and a $60 asking price, this upcoming system seemed like a killer deal. But this is the same company that gave us the disappointing Generations plug-n-play device last year, so I approached the announcement with guarded optimism. I needed to play the system for myself to make sure history did not repeat itself.

I have now played the Super Retro-Cade and am ready to let out a big sigh of relief. After spending some time with the system, games, interface and controller, I am now ready to answer every question you could possibly have. Today we're going to spend some time going over the finer details, comparing the two Retro-Bit systems, and even announcing more games. Let's go ahead and start with the first question.

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