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Hey everybody, Rahzadan here.
I'm going to show you a little video - (this is actually my first ever video that's not
a live stream!)
What I'm going to show you here is something I bought for my Super Nt.
Now, if you don't know what the Super Nt is, just Google it.
I'll put the link in the description as well.
What it is, is it's a clone SNES system, but it's basically the best one out there.
So I bought a case for it because I noticed that there are basically no 3rd party cases
or first party cases for this system.
I wanted something I could use to transport it or store it at a later date and so yeah,
it's called an SRA case (I'll put a link in the description to the exact one that I bought
as well).
It's - yeah, I got it on Amazon.ca so this is what it looks like - and this is the front
of it.
Again, I apologize for the probably shoddy camera work, as this is my VERY FIRST YouTube
video that's not a live stream, so you'd probably laugh hysterically if you saw my setup.
Anyway, moving on!
So I'm going to open it here, and I've already got everything in it, so I'm going to take
everything out and put it back in, just to show you what I got.
So right here, we've got the contents.
So, I don't know how the lighting is, or what have you.
So I've got everything here.
OK - so I've got 2 retro receivers, (I've labelled them 1 and 2) These are the 8bitdo
retro receivers.
The reason I labelled them is because my controllers are both black as you can see, and I don't
know which one goes to which receiver, so I took a label maker and I just labelled them
1 and 2, respectively.
That helps a lot, so those are the 2 controllers and the retro receivers.
The USB cable that came with the Analogue Nt, (er.. sorry) the Super Nt, and the power
brick (you can see the Analogue logo there) Don't know if you can see that, but it's definitely
an Analogue logo.
Then I've got my SD2SNES which has tape on it because the screws stripped as I was pushing
it in and pulling it out of the system.
One day the screws just decided to give out, and they stripped, so I've got tape on it.
I've actually contacted the Everdrive store and the Krikzz site and they've offered to
send me a replacement shell which is on the way now, but yeah, I've just got the 64 gig
memory card in there.
I know it's a Lexar and everybody thinks Lexar sucks, but this one works fine for me.
I find that it doesn't stick up enough to cause any damage while this is closed.
So, that's fine.
I've got an HDMI cable here, just a regular...
This isn't the HDMI cable that came with the Super Nt - I'm actually using a different
one, because the one that I use for the Super Nt is hooked up to the TV, so I figured I
might as well get a spare.
Just a standard cable...Now you're probably wondering - where the heck is the Super Nt?
(heh) - Well, it's actually under all this foam, so as you can see, there's another layer
of foam (it's very well protected) and it just lives right inside at the bottom of this
case, and it's a literal perfect fit if you lay it sideways.
I'm just going to take it out here.
So you can see I've just got the black Super Nt model - nothing special about this one.
It fits perfectly in the bottom of this case with the foam cut out of it.
So to put things back, what I do is I lay the Super Nt on the bottom, (it's quite deep
- so I'll give you an idea of the depth).
Now you can choose whatever depth you want, but you can see like, there's about an inch
and a half or so of depth between the top of the Super Nt and the top of this case.
You can actually either, you know, take the Super Nt out and pad the bottom like this,
(with the padding that came with this case) or you can put the Super Nt right in the bottom
(I have a dog, and this case picks up dog hair like you won't believe!)
Anyway, so I just put it back here like so, put the foam back - just line it up as best
I can.
It comes out in chunks, so you kinda have to put it back in chunks, which is kind of
unfortunate but this - the only time I'll ever be using this case is to go to a friend's
house, or on a long trip or something - if I want to take my Super Nt with me.
So I'm just going to put my SD2SNES back in this slot here, (as you can see, it's a really
good fit).
Put the HDMI cable back in here (if I can get it in there).
Just a nice fit there - and the retro receivers - number 2 - I can just push it all the way
down to the bottom, (it's quite deep as you can see) - and then I can just put the 2nd
one right on top.
The 2nd one is basically completely flush with the top of the foam there.
That's fine because it's not going to push these buttons because the foam is just really
soft.
So now I finish up by putting the controllers in this orientation.
This is just the packing method that I find works best for this case.
You can use any other method that you want.
If you want to get a bigger case (I might get a bigger one in the future so I can put
some more cartridges in there).
For now, this is what I'm using.
Just going to put my power adapter in there.
I kind of shove the pins of the power adapter into (just kinda show you here) kinda just
shove into the side there into the foam, just so it's protected.
And of course the USB cable - I just neatly - (it probably could be a little neater that
this).
This is the original USB cable that came with the Super Nt as well.
You could probably use any cable.
It probably doesn't matter too much.
That just sits there right like that, and that's basically it!
It's ready to go!
So, you know, you close it up - so you can see everything is pretty flush - there'snot
too much sticking out - the cable is a little bit, but you'll notice the top of this case
goes in quite far as well - it's foamy as well - there's like an inch - over an inch
of clearance at the top, so if stuff sticks up a little bit, it doesn't matter too much
- you can make do like that.
I really like this case, and you know, I'll only be using it to transport the Super Nt
around - the very little bit I will be doing that - But I wanted something that I could
store everything in.
Like I said I may get a larger one later, because I do have more cartridges other than
my SD2SNES - but this is an easy way to just quickly pack it up and take it to a friend's
house without worrying about getting, you know, damaged or anything.
So you just close it up, and there's a clasp on the front - flip it down - and you just
pick it up and it's like a lunch box.
You're ready to go!
It's got feet on the bottom - you can stand it up like that, flip it around.
And yeah so that's basically it - again, check the links in the description if you wanna
know what case I got, what website I got...
I didn't get it at SRA cases, this was just in the box when I got the thing, so...
OK - thanks a lot guys, have a good day!
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