Originally Posted by
Sprung
That's a pretty short list of non-working games, and where else can you get a NES and a SNES for $30~ish?
If you look at the non-working list, those are all pretty popular, common games. I'm sure there are a lot more games that have problems that just nobody bothered to test. A number of the games on the non-compatible lists are great stuff that really hurt it to not be able to play, like Star Ocean and Castlevania. 
And I can get an NES and SNES in software form for free. 
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