Love the old titles and the fact it looks like a SNES cart is icing on the cake.

Love the old titles and the fact it looks like a SNES cart is icing on the cake.

I will be the first to admit that the SNES is the King of All Consoles for me. The great thing about this book is the depth for each game that is presented. All of the games in the book are present on the new (NA) SNES classic (if you ever find one); although not every game that is on the Classic is in the book. Aha the conundrum...which to put in the book? Well aside from one Kirby game too many - in lieu of a true masterpiece like FF3 - all the games in the book are memorable. There are loads of pictures, info bites about the games, and pro-tips for speed runs and tricks of the trade. It's a lot of fun and if you ever do get a SNES Classic, put this sucker right next to it and watch your friends geek out.

I will be the first to admit that the SNES is the King of All Consoles for me. The great thing about this book is the depth for each game that is presented. All of the games in the book are present on the new (NA) SNES classic (if you ever find one); although not every game that is on the Classic is in the book. Aha the conundrum...which to put in the book? Well aside from one Kirby game too many - in lieu of a true masterpiece like FF3 - all the games in the book are memorable. There are loads of pictures, info bites about the games, and pro-tips for speed runs and tricks of the trade. It's a lot of fun and if you ever do get a SNES Classic, put this sucker right next to it and watch your friends geek out.

I was a little worried that this would be a glorified strategy guide (similar to one that came out recently about the NES). This is not the case- Play With Super Power is packed with nostalgia, history and facts I never knew. Totally worth it!