>$230
I got a SNES mini for less than that and modded it.

>>744551316
depends on whether you'd rather play on the original hardware or an emulator/FPGA
if you want zero input latency, literally can't beat original hardware with a CRT

>>744551316
I got a chink one from aliexpress.

It doesn't work with my modded snes (it runs fine for about 10-15 mins then it crashes).

If you get one that works yeah it's excellent.
The analogue gear is a fucking scam. It's so overpriced.

>>744553110
>literally can't beat original hardware with a CRT
Retroarch has less input lag than hardware.

>>744554075
i'm not sure if you're aware how the snes graphics and crts work
retroarch is just runahead to emulate less input lag

>>744551316
So you already have an Analogue Super NT and want to get the cart for that or are you choosing between getting a cart for your SNES and getting an Analogue?
If the former, no, just jailbreak it.
https://github.com/analoguejb/Analogue-Super-Nt-JB

>>744553110
An FPGA implementation and original hardware would be exactly the same for latency if connected directly to a CRT. Real hardware and a flashcart is probably cheaper than FPGA rn though.

>>744554075
Run-ahead is a glitchy bandaid.

>>744551316
if you have a fucking analogue just "jailbreak" that to load roms from the SD card slot, you don't need a flashcart.

IDK if I'd say it's actually worth it, but I have an SD2SNES (the name they used before the people who own the copyright for SD cards came after them) and it's great, the only difference between mine and the newer ones is MSU-1 compatibility with games that use the SA-1 chip.

>>744551316

It's great for an original SNES, but pointless for anything else.

>>744554253
thing is the analogue doesn't have a composite video output, it only outputs hdmi

>>744552547
The SNES Classic is that good??

>>744554253
Was the former, thanks bro

>>744554552
The Analogue (ironically) isn't the best for analog output but you can at least get RGB through some DAC IIRC.
Most regular MiSTer DE10-Nano sandwich setups have the capability to output RGBHV through the analog IO board. The Superstation One (based on MiSTer FPGA) is probably the best FPGA solution if you need composite.

>>744554750
It's a low-tier ARM device with okay software emulation that looks a SNES, convenient when hacked but nothing special