Upgrading your retro gaming setup with the best SNES HDMI cables can significantly enhance your gaming experience, allowing you to enjoy classic games on modern high-definition TVs. Here’s a ...

And Nintendo did add a few clever upgrades. The SNES Classic plugs into your TV via HDMI, and gets power through a Micro USB cable—you can even power it with your laptop. In fact, Nintendo made ...

The SNES controller features everything the original did, with the addition of small ZL and ZR buttons, as well as a USB-C port for charging. A USB cable is provided, but you'll also be able to ...

Thankfully, Nintendo is correcting this problem with the SNES Classic by including five foot cables, not to mention two controllers per package. Now five feet can still feel cumbersome after the ...

It’s too bad Nintendo couldn’t adopt wireless tech. Like the NES Classic, the SNES Classic features an HDMI cable and USB cable with adapter. Setup is super easy. Some games allow you to ...

Instead, Nintendo uses an HDMI cable and a USB power cord. The place the SNES Classic feels the truest to its progenitor is its two controllers. Yes, unlike the NES Classic, which came with just ...

Thankfully, with the controller, Nintendo appears to have made the ... Thankfully the length of the cable on the SNES Mini controller has been upped to a much more respectable 56 inches (around ...

Nintendo could’ve added a simple ... which was just two feet long. The SNES Classic controllers have a much longer cable — about five feet. That’s still a bit short, so gamers with a large ...