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This is available at Target stores, just saw one yesterday.

Super Mario Bros 3 which I played at my cousin's house. First game owned was Sonic the Hedgehog in 1993 when I got my Genesis.

I don't think this is a forgotten title at all. A big reason why many folks bought a 3DS, I'm sure.

Almost 500 hours since March! I'm slowing down a bit, but new content each month is still drawing me back in. I usually play 10 minutes a day now.

Animal Crossing New Horizons
Zelda OoT
Donkey Kong Country
Sonic the Hedgehog 2
Any of the Pokemon games. Currently making my way through Soul Silver.

My favorite handheld system. I went through some rough years around the time the 3DS was released and I can't tell you how many nights I spent laying in bed playing games that just took me away like Zelda OoT 3D, Animal Crossing New Leaf, Mario Kart, and all of the old DS games.

I've played Animal Crossing every day since it released. Hundreds of hours later, I never find myself getting bored. It's just an incredible game.

Still playing Animal Crossing. Surpassed 310 hours now, I can't believe where the time has gone.

This is hilarious

Totally deserving of the praise! It's my favorite Animal Crossing game by far and I'm completely addicted to it. What a perfect time to be released.

I'm not utilizing time travel because, while I don't consider myself a purist, I actually enjoy the waiting aspect. It gives me something to look forward to. I don't want everything all at once. I've put 140 hours into the game so far normally, and I just unlocked the island designer app. It gives me a sense of accomplishment.

Can't say I'm surprised at all. I've already put 70 hours into the game. It's addicting and released during a perfect time when most people are isolated and quarantined.

Can't we just get some good games, and at a faster pace? I want Donkey Kong Country and Chrono Trigger so bad.

Already out of stock? Come on!

I have a thing for gold

I played Mario Kart 8 for six straight hours on Wii U the day it was released. It's still one of my most frequently played games. Over 200+ hours into the Switch version.

N64 is still my spouse and my go to system for multiplayer. We still spend hours playing Mario Kart 64 and Goldeneye together.

I've been playing since my birthday in 1998 when I got Pokemon Blue!

Honestly I still play my 2DS XL all the time. For me it's all about the games. I love playing Zelda OoT and even DS games like Chrono Trigger.

Definitely will fetch $100,000 or more.

I still HAVE both of these games for Sega. My parents bought me Aladdin for Christmas 1993, and my grandmother bought me Lion King for my birthday in 1995. Pretty neat that we will be able to experience these games again!

This is my favorite Final Fantasy. I remember getting it from Best Buy in 2001 when it was greatest hits, for $20. Definitely shelling out another $20 for the remastered version. Can't wait to play it again.

Chrono Trigger

Ahh! Can't wait to download these after work today! Played Doom all the time during the mid-90s with my neighbor.

Speedrunning is not for me, but I commend the people that continuously try to find new ways to improve times. One reason I love Ocarina of Time so much is because it encourages exploration. I still spend hours upon hours obtaining all heart pieces and gold skulltulas.

I still play my 3DS regularly. The system has an incredible library of games. Just because Nintendo is moving on to the Switch doesn't mean people should stop playing the 3DS.

Ocarina of Time is my favorite game ever made, and it's my top played game on my 3DS.

Red and Blue all the way

Playing through Chrono Trigger for the umpteenth time. Love the game to pieces.

Might be a dumb question but is there sound on this and if so, a way to turn it off? Say if I brought this to work and took it out a few times during the day, I wouldn't want buttons beeping like crazy.

I'm not sure why Nintendo hasn't already put out SNES games for Nintendo Online. This is 2019, the age of Netflix and online streaming. Online needs to show it's different than the virtual console. Put it out all at once instead of slowly making games available.