Topic: Anybody here play with clone systems?...

There's a portable clone system AND a clone system device that you may or may not know something about. And if you don't know anything about them, please do a little bit of research. That's what the internet is for. Anyway, there's two devices I've had my eye on, one is the Super Retro Advance Adapter by Retro-Bit, it allows you to play Gameboy Advance games on an North American Super Nintendo, a Super Famicom and a clone system. Now, the portable clone system, in question, is the "Supaboy" by "Hyperkin" and it allows you to play Super Nintendo games on the go, as well as Super Famicom games, even the Super Gameboy adapter works with it (or so I've been told, I don't own either a Supaboy or a Super Gameboy so I can't test it for myself, yet,) anyway I know that both the Super Retro Advance Adapter and the Supaboy work, but I don't know if they work together, I might have to have two separate Super Nintendos one a portable clone system (Supaboy) and one the real thing. (Because I am interested in the Supaboy, because it looks cool and it comes with a nice little plush bag to store it in, whenever I'm not using it. I do need the Super Retro Advance Adapter though, because I bought Batman Begins for the Gameboy Advance and I wanna play it on my television set.)

No, I think one of me is enough. Though, I guess it'd make it easier to play Sonic 2 on my Retron 5 (damnit, Tails...).

That's a stupid one-liner, if I say so, myself.

No because most users likely use original systems or virtual console

I really hope they come out with a Super Retro Advance Adapter that supports AV out on the SNES. Instant buy from me.

And that's why I don't have a cloning system! Could you imagine the stuff I'd post here if there were 8 of me?! It'd be like...