The Nintendo SNES Classic and the Analogue Super are two of the best ways to replay Super Nintendo titles, but which is ... digging the old console out of the closet and hooking it up to a CRT TV.

The SNES Classic delivers 21 titles with two wired controllers for $80. 8.5. SNES Classic. ... right down to the "classic" horizontal scan lines you remember from a CRT TV ...

While the SNES Classic's 5-foot controller cables are about 2 feet longer than ... a charming CRT mode that replicates the scan lines of your old tube TV and a "pixel perfect" mode that aims to be ...

The mini SNES Classic is a new way to play your favorite SNES games. ... Nintendo includes CRT filter for line scans, 4:3 and Pixel Perfect options. You can also choose from several frames.

The new SNES Classic, which launches this Friday, ... CRT filter, 4:3 mode (the original appearance on a 4:3 TV), and the extra-sharp “Pixel Perfect” (which is slightly narrower).

The SNES Classic comes with 21 titles, which are accessible through a simple selection screen that pops up when you turn the console on. ... There’s a “CRT” filter, ...

The SNES Classic Edition is ready for occasional pre-order, inevitably kicking off another round of retro gaming mania, this time with some slightly more advanced games. But like the NES Classic ...

A fuzzy CRT filter can also be added for a nostalgic throwback, if you’re into that. ... But more than half of the SNES Classic’s catalog is fantastic and still a blast to play, ...

The SNES Classic features a number of games that fans will recognize, ... CRT filters, and also a rewind option--allowing you to as rollback a bad move in a game and try again. ...

I tried out the SNES Classic, and found that Nintendo has made some small but meaningful improvements to it over the NES Classic. I have no idea why, since the thing would sell out in 30 seconds ...

Everything old is new again. Last year, Nintendo launched the NES Classic, a miniature version of its first video game console, which hit the U.S. in 1985. And we couldn’t get enough. The NES ...