This is a brand new, unused item that has never been powered on. 　The Nintendo Classic Mini: Super Nintendo Entertainment System is a compact version of the original Super Nintendo Entertainment System home console released in 1990. It comes preloaded with 21 selected titles from the extensive Super Nintendo game lineup. The two included controllers replicate the size and button layout of the original Super Famicom controllers, allowing you to enjoy gameplay with the same feel as in the 1990s. Japanese Title (Original),　Western/Overseas Title (SNES Era),　JP Release Date,　Manufacturer (1990s) Super Mario World,　Super Mario World,　1990/11/21,　Nintendo F-ZERO,　F-Zero,　1990/11/21,　Nintendo Ganbare Goemon: Yukihime Kyuushutsu Emaki,　The Legend of the Mystical Ninja,　1991/7/19,　KONAMI Chou Makaimura,　Super Ghouls 'n Ghosts,　1991/10/4,　Capcom Zelda no Densetsu: Kamigami no Triforce,　The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past,　1991/11/21,　Nintendo Super Formation Soccer,　Super Soccer,　1991/12/13,　Human Entertainment Contra Spirits,　Contra III: The Alien Wars,　1992/2/28,　KONAMI Super Mario Kart,　Super Mario Kart,　1992/8/27,　Nintendo Star Fox,　Star Fox,　1993/2/21,　Nintendo Seiken Densetsu 2,　Secret of Mana,　1993/8/6,　Square Rockman X,　Mega Man X,　1993/12/17,　Capcom Fire Emblem: Monshou no Nazo,　Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem,　1994/1/21,　Nintendo Super Metroid,　Super Metroid,　1994/3/19,　Nintendo Final Fantasy VI,　Final Fantasy III,　1994/4/2,　Square Super Street Fighter II,　Super Street Fighter II,　1994/6/25,　Capcom Super Donkey Kong,　Donkey Kong Country,　1994/11/26,　Nintendo Super Mario: Yoshi Island,　Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island,　1995/8/5,　Nintendo Panel de Pon,　Tetris Attack,　1995/10/27,　Nintendo Super Mario RPG,　Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars,　1996/3/9,　Nintendo Hoshi no Kirby Super Deluxe,　Kirby Super Star,　1996/3/21,　Nintendo Star Fox 2,　Star Fox 2,　Unreleased,　Nintendo ※The Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) version of *Final Fantasy VI*, released in North America in 1994, was titled *Final Fantasy III*. This was due to circumstances surrounding overseas expansion at the time: Gap in Numbering: While Japan released the games sequentially as 'II', 'III', 'IV', 'V', and 'VI', North America had not yet released the Famicom versions of 'II' and 'III', nor the Super Famicom version of 'V'. Numbering Adjustment: Consequently, the second series title released overseas, Final Fantasy IV, was named Final Fantasy II. Subsequently, the third title released, Final Fantasy VI, was numbered as Final Fantasy III. This "numbering discrepancy" was later corrected when Final Fantasy VII was released on PlayStation, restoring the globally consistent numbering system. Subsequent ports of Final Fantasy VI (such as the Game Boy Advance version) were also updated to the correct title, Final Fantasy VI, in overseas markets. Includes the unreleased title 'Star Fox 2' This collection includes the unreleased sequel to 'Star Fox', 'Star Fox 2' (You can play 'Star Fox 2' after clearing the first stage of 'Star Fox'). Includes a USB cable (for power supply) and an HDMI cable: Connect the USB cable to a separately sold AC adapter* or USB power supply device, then use the HDMI cable to connect to your home TV. This allows you to immediately enjoy the Nintendo Classic Mini: Super Famicom. Shipping from Japan with Tracking Number & Insurance. I promise fast shipping via FedEx or DHL as soon as possible! Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility. These charges are normally collected by the delivering freight (shipping) company or when you pick the item up - do not confuse them for additional shipping charges.