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Message: [QUOTE="jon2, post: 212658, member: 2155"] It's not a misnomer to call it the US SNES, as the Euro version was closer to the Super Famicom than anything else Back in 1996 in my country, we already called the SNES the "S-Ness" while the NES was the Famicom; go figure OTOH, I rather like the US SNES setup than the Super Famicom's due to the reset button; when I encountered a classmate's Euro SNES back in 1997 (my family already had the US SNES back then) the reset button was depressed and really sensitive due to constant use and gravity effects on the springs (?) When I taught them the soft reset for some games (L+R+Select+Start), they were like "wow"; they were mashing the poor reset button every time they didn't get what they want then reload... [/QUOTE]

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