Best SNES converter?

[PreZZ]

Getting an adapter is probably cost you almost the same as a used ntsc console anyways, so why is that not an option?

[theclaw]

Often cheap converters don't support enhanced games with the extra pins.

What's rare are NTSC exclusive converters. Vastly harder to find by comparison, easy to notice since they have no lockout slot.

[Polygon]

Satoshi needs to chime in with the one he uses. I just watched a video of his today talking about certain games not working, Donkey Kong Country 2 as an example. He said the one he uses has been quite nice and hasn't had any issues with it yet. I don't know what one it is though.

[theclaw]

Well Rare is in the UK and would've PAL optimized their games presumably. But I've never tested that idea.

[Polygon]

He was saying a lot of converters have a problem with it.

[ConnyN]

Getting an adapter is probably cost you almost the same as a used ntsc console anyways, so why is that not an option?

Because of two reasons. People usually never ship to Sweden from the US and the shipping on it's own is rather high. Not to mention that I've had really bad experiences with the boarder checks adding more to the overall price.

[theclaw]

I wouldn't be surprised. We're one of the greatest places to import games, more so than export. No outward standard international surface mail to send large items cheap and slow.

[MeTmKnice]

I've got a 2nd SNES console I might sell/ship for the right price.

[Sysop]

I was having problems with this as well, so I ended up just importing a Hyperkin Supaboy.

[ConnyN]

Anyone tried the Fire Converter?

[Sysop]

Anyone tried the Fire Converter?

I tried using it, but I found that the Pro Action Replay worked a little better.