The 21 games contained within this second-run 1990s nostalgia box include some of the Super Nintendo’s greatest hits: “Donkey Kong Country,” “F-Zero,” “The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past,” “Star Fox,” “Super Mario World,” a variation on “Street Fighter II,” and “Star Fox”; there’s even room for the previously cancelled “Star Fox 2.” The North American, European and Japanese versions have their own exclusive games and, in keeping with history, replicate different models.

NES Classic Edition / Classic Mini

The 2016 micro retro console that kickstarted the current obsession with miniaturised games machines of yesteryear. It comes with 30 built-in games, including “Super Mario Bros.” 1-3, “The Legend of Zelda,” “Donkey Kong,” “Metroid” and “Castlevania” among the 22 that are common to all regions. It was also swiftly hacked by enthusiasts who made it easy to import copies of other games and even other console emulators. The NES Classic Mini was discontinued in April 2017 but then relaunched in June 2018.

The C64 Mini

“Boulder Dash,” “California Games,” “Chip’s Challenge,” “Monty Mole,” “Speedball II,” and “Who Dares Wins II” number among the 64 games preloaded on this shrunken Commodore 64’s reissue, which includes a Competition Pro style joystick (the Mini’s keyboard design is just for show.)

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