Nintendo revealed it will allow users to rewind through parts of games.
In June, Nintendo revealed it would launch a Super NES Classic, a miniature version of its Super Nintendo Entertainment System, fresh off the very popular (and difficult to find) NES Classic retro gaming console.
Ahead of its launch on September 29, we have discovered the device’s coolest feature.
Nintendo announced Tuesday it will include a Rewind option on the SNES Classic, which will allow players to rewind during portions of a game. For example, a player might want to rewind to master a difficult section or to pick up that special in-game item he or she missed.
Rewind will be based on when you last paused the game, and games will be able to save up to four suspend points, Nintendo said.
The console will also include demos that will replay your saved footage, as well as optional decorative frames players can place on the screen while playing.
Last year, Nintendo launched the NES Classic, which turned out to be an impossible-to-find holiday gift. At the peak of its popularity, the $60 device was selling on sites like eBay for hundreds of dollars.
In a surprise decision, Nintendo said it would discontinue the NES Classic, but did not offer a reason for the move.
