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Rather than buying a SupaBoy, I figured I'd make my own SNES portable, to learn the basics of trimming and CAD without worrying about the extreme complexity of later systems, and I feel the SNES fits right in the area of simple to understand yet fun to play. And here I hit a fork in the road - I can trim a standard SNES, or an SNESJR. The SNES is easier to find yet bulkier, and the SNESJR is smaller and is said to provide superior AV output but is much harder to find and is more expensive. Is there any real difference when the trimming begins?
P.S. - I've also heard of SNES-on-a-chips. Given the extra parts needed to output video, accept cartridges, and the questionable performance of this, is it worth considering?
Thanks!
P.S. - I've also heard of SNES-on-a-chips. Given the extra parts needed to output video, accept cartridges, and the questionable performance of this, is it worth considering?
Thanks!