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Wrong SNES. Correct SNES:
Bro, that's a relabeled Super Famicon π
Yes, PAL SNES and SF look the same and that's better than fugly US SNES.
That's subjective. Grow up.
Yes. Nowhere did I claim that it's objectively better.
Sick burn.
You watched wayyyyy too many Kevin Smith movies π
I'm from the USA and owned a NA SNES. I think the original styling was best. I liked the more colorful buttons on the controller too.
Yeah a pal option would be nice.
Which would also be the Super Famicom option.
Japan uses NTSC instead of PAL
Look up how a Super Famicom looks before making such comments.
PAL and NTSC have nothing to do with the physical appearance of the unit lol
The Japanese and European devices share the same look, but Europe uses PAL output and Japan uses NTSC, so if you're in America, the better option is the Japanese version, since it will work with our TVs easier as we also use NTSC.
This post is about the looks of a Steam Deck dock. For this particular case if aesthetics, PAL SNES and Super Famicom are the same thing.
The PAL version was called the super Nintendo in the UK . Maybe in Europe as well
I agree. This is the real SNES :)
But I hurt the feelings of Muricans for calling their SNES fugly...