The same in Europe

Same here in uk. We got Pal

@Gilson Marcondes Ladeira PAL

Because Super Nintendo Is the whole world brand. Super famicom Is the name used only in Japan, because the Nes was called famicom and so the subsequent console has been branded as super famicom. But It has the same design of the european version.

I agree. They didn't think the design for the east would appeal to the western audience. I disagree with this thought tho but thats just me. I appreciate the comment!

@@Slumpenstein Europe Is also western which makes it even more strange

In italy i got the SNES and it was like the "Japanese" one, but called SNES. The US version looks terrible :)

In all America actually

@Giovani Dactar The entire America has the US design, while the other continents has the Famicom design

UK here. I had the Snes roundfed version not the blocky famicom

@@AgentsofRush The Japanese version was different to the European version? What do you mean. Both are round.

@@alexojideagu The grey and purple is blocky. Ther other has rounded curves. The one I had in the UK was the one with the latter. Never saw the grey and puple one until years later on the net.

Nice! Good games right there.

I believe they both have 5 feet cords. I may be wrong.

Famicon has a shorter cable

It was to make it look "more appealing" for the western audience.

Very retro indeed!

There are ways to yes. You have to modify the cartrodge slot of your console or remove the top of it. There are videos explaining this.

Buy a gamegenie or clip out the tabs

It's ugly bland n boring No color it's just blah American version is way better

@@kinginblack3321 american version Is an ugly brick

and Latin america , we had this bricks also.

I love the sfc style tbh its beautiful

You are wanting to look for a NTSC-U version of the game. Playable on the Super Nintendo.

the super famicom is faster than the snes , besides it doesn't have the horizontal black bars

Amazing console

I agree. You can definitely find some of the more expensive carts in japanese

Just like kirbys dreamland 3 25$ for the japanese version while the American version goes from $150-$200

Super Everdrive bro...

The hardware shown in the video Is a japanese super Famicom. Japanese SNES version has only the same shape of the european one, but it's an NTSC/60Hz hardware. So you can run japanese cartridges in a North American SNES and run US cartridges in a Japanese Super Famicom/Snes Just by cutting off two plastic tabs inside the cartridges slot. The same operations that we made in Italy in the '90s after modifying the hardware to let our SNES/Genesis/PlayStation run NTSC/PAL 60/50Hz games, mixing the best fps with the best resolution and colours of an RGB Scart.

@@gianmarcofilipponi2673 that's pretty cool I like the shape of that one a lot better than the US version the US version ones just ugly how much is one of those on eBay could you look one up and leave me a comment

Nice!!

I agree.

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Owning a Super Famicom is awesome. And some of the more expensive English titles are alot cheaper for it

you’re hard

I don't think I understand the question

That's a good idea.

You can get a super famicom for roughly 60+ USD

@@Slumpenstein same as the 1990 version? Does the old famicom still has value?

@@hvey why wouldn't it?

@@kurtsydavis7517 i have the super famicom 1990 it’s from my uncle, and still works great. Can I sell it?

I don't know about usa, but I've seen good condition boxed imported from Japan from 75£ or mint as new for 150£ .Very cheap.

Rolls of the tongue huh

Supel famiomb

It depends on where you have it and its exposure to sun and whatnot

you smoke inside?

Stop doing bong rips.

PAL SNES is just the american SNES with the design of the Japanese Famicon.

@@yishiyash the PAL snes and American SNES aren't the same at all except for the name. The PAL snes uses the same design as the japanese super famicom, but runs at the 50hz PAL standard.

@@epicstacker413 What i meant is that it looks like the Famicom, has the shape of the Famicon Cardridges. but the name of NTSC and Box Art/Cardridge Art. so it is just a slower NTSC snes

@@yishiyash The games also run at different resolutions as the aspect ratio between the standards were different, so to say it's "just a slower NTSC snes" would also be incorrect.