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Retro-Bit Retro Duo 2 in 1 Console System - for Original NES/SNES, & Super Nintendo Games - Black/Red

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Color: Red/Black


Features

  • 2 game cartridge slots. Compatible with Original NES and SNES games
  • S-Video Connection Capability
  • Includes 2 wired controllers. Includes AV/S video cable. Includes 5V AC Adapter
  • Compatible with Original Port 16-bit SNES controllers

Description

Get your NES and SNES games out of the garbage and dust them off! The breakthrough RetroDuo 2 in 1 System allows you to play most of your old favorites in one system. The sleek and slim design saves you space, while specially placed vents ensure that your trip down memory lane is one way, with no stops or delays due to an overheated system. The RetroDuo works with most NES and SNES games including imports from Japan, and will accept all 16-bit controllers, ans is specially designed to hold your cartridges firmly in place. It includes 2 controllers, an adapter, and AV cables, leaving you only a flip of the switch away from total nostalgia.

Controller Type: Button Control


Item Weight: 1 Kilograms


Global Trade Identification Number: 79


UPC: 884153434734 892044001279


Release date: February 5, 2013


Product Dimensions: 14.8 x 7.91 x 4.92 inches; 2.2 Pounds


Type of item: Video Game


Rated: Rating Pending


Item model number: RB-RD-1279


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Item Weight: 2.2 pounds


Manufacturer: Retro-Bit


Date First Available: January 16, 2008


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Working wonderfully!
Color: Red/Black
When we first recieved this, we hooked it up and it wasn't working. We thought it was the S video plug that we were missin, so we were gonna send it back or order a different system. Right before we were gonna box it up to return, my husband tried moving the yellow white and red cords around cause we have 6 inlet holes for that and he got it working. So far it's been working wonderfully well, we haven't had any trouble since. We have only used it for snes games so far, we don't have any games for the other one yet. We also ordered a hdmi s video adapter thing so we'll be trying that out to see if it makes the video quality better. The video quality isn't bad though. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2024 by Kristie Hart
    • Truly a great buy.
Color: Silver/Black
This system is awesome. Great for endless hours of NES AND SNES fun. Play many classic NES titles, Super Mario triliogy, Legend Zelda, Mega Man, Tutrles, etc. As well as SNES classic Super Mario World, A Link to the Past and Starfox. It uses the SNES style controllers, which does not allow use for the classic NES controller, or NES zapper. It is unable to play certain games: Battletoads for NES. The game hangs after level 2, though a cheat allows you to jump to level 3. Digger T. Rock: Legend of the Lost City plays title screen,but MANY in-game crashes and graphic glitches that, render it unplayable. For Duck Hunt NES Zapper cannot be plugged in. Does work with NES to SNES adapting cables that have accessory support. However, that NES Zapper only works with a CRT TV set. Maniac Mansion just doesn't play. Paperboy controller is not recognized. That's really it for NES which isn't too bad honestly. A much larger list for SNES. Most notably is Super Mario RPG, due to the NES PAL. Also ALL NES accessories DO NOT and CANNOT work unless NES to SNES adapter. That includes R.O.B. NES Zapper, Power Pad, NES Advantagem NES Max and Power Glove. Also the NES Game Genie does not. Also does not play Famicom games. Still, probably the best clone system of them all. Many clone systems struggle with Castlevania III. Works just fine on this. Star Fox is another many clones struggle with. Again not this one. Super Game Boy adapter works great. SNES game genie works great. Super Famicom games almost usually work. Retro-Bit RetroGEN Adapter Genesis to SNES Cartridge Adapter works great allowing Genesis games to play on i. System is not perfect. But much cheaper than getting a NES & SNES. Plays most games great. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2016 by Recipient
    • Great buy, little more detail on drawbacks
Color: Silver/Black
Most of the reviews on here already give a pretty good overview of the product. Whether you buy might determine what exactly you're using it for. I already have an NES system that I have to work some of the games to get playing, but they play fine most of the time. I bought the system since I figured it would make a good investment to get some classic SNES games and play my NES games with less work (maybe get rid of it?). Most of that was accomplished with some drawbacks. All of the SNES games I've purchased so far have played fine with no problems. I will say the SNES mimicked controllers it come with are a bit cheap. I'd occasionally have trouble, especially on NES games, with the directional pad being unresponsive. One game, Burgertime on the NES cartridge, actually reset every time I pressed both the up and left directions at the same time. :( If you are playing this and have a space that is larger than about 6 feet between the console and your couch, I'd recommend picking up the SNES controller extensions with this at the same time. After the system arrived I immediately bought the controller extensions since I wasn't into sitting on the floor halfway in my living room playing a game. Mention of some problems with NES emulation are true. I had most games play fine, but my baby Super Tecmo Bowl, which I usually play a season of all the way through every few months had some real issues with certain sound frequencies of the audio. The game played fine, but the background music would get "crummy" or soft or static-y. This was pervasive through Tecmo Bowl, and was noticeable in a couple of other games, although most played with no issues. Just to give you an idea of about what you'd be dealing with I tested all my games as follows: SNES Super Mario World - Fine SNES Mario Kart - Fine NES Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers - Fine NES Super Tecmo Bowl - Sound Issues, Else Fine NES Ducktales - Fine NES Burgertime - Controls unresponsive, random resets of game NES Tetris - Fine NES Megaman 2 - Fine NES Megaman 3 - Fine NES Bump n Jump - Fine NES Contra - Controller unresponsive sometimes NES Batman - Some sound issues NES Super C - Fine NES Metroid - Fine NES Dragon Warrior - Fine NES Final Fantasy - Fine I should also mention that the console also has the same problem the original NES does in terms of loading games. Don't think you're done "blowing" NES games! A few of mine, especially Dragon Warrior, took several attempts at inserting/re-inserting the cartridge, blowing on the cartridge, blowing on the pins, etc to get the game to function properly. This problem seemed to be isolated mostly to the NES games. Overall, though, it was much easier to do this a few times with this console since it was a top-loader instead of the NES which was more involved in terms of loading the games in and out each time. Overall, I think it does fine, almost zero problems with SNES games, but NES may have some emulation problems and common cartridge loading issues. I won't be getting rid of my NES after all, but overall it's worth a purchase if you're looking to play some old games and can't won't purchase both systems or want all the extra stuff around. Definitely get the controller extenders unless your console is very near to where you'll be playing. Also, it only comes with Red/White/Yellow and S-video outputs (and cords), so if your HDTV doesn't have a standard input, you'll need some sort of converter box as well. Happy Gaming! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2012 by T. Adams

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