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> It could technically have different quirks that means minor differences could play out. That could just as easily describe the NES-101 or SNS-101. You can al
by 0xcde4c3db 10y ago
> It could technically have different quirks that means minor differences could play out.
That could just as easily describe the NES-101 or SNS-101. You can always find some difference if you look hard enough, even with original hardware (hardcore SNES and Neo Geo players care a lot about a console's serial number; a few Commodore 64 fans and musicians care about the date code on a SID chip). In principle, you're correct. In practice, I think you'll have a hard time finding anyone who's genuinely pickier about NES accuracy than Kevin Horton.