You might have missed these in days of yore, but never fear, Mike Matei is here with the rundown of his archaeological discoveries.

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Journey back to the days of Chrono Trigger and Final Fantasy IV in CollegeHumor's Game of Thrones sendup. The video covers season two, so spoilers beware. Also, why haven't you seen season two yet? Get on top of that.

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Ever have to return Goof Troop or Tiny Toon Adventures to the video store before you could finish it? Dying to know how they end? Well, the Fine Brothers have amassed a spoiler-laden collection of classic SNES finales to ease your twenty-year-troubles.

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Until now, the only ways to get a Wii-compatible SNES controller involved hardware hacking or being a Japanese member of Club Nintendo. ThinkGeek is making things a bit easier for the retro-minded, though, with its own SNES-style Wii accessory.

The Classic Super Famicom Controller (not to be confused with Club Nintendo's Super Famicom Classic Controller) features the same shape and brightly-colored buttons as a '90s SNES/Super Famicom controller at the low price of $20.

It's compatible with Virtual Console games or any Wii game that lets you use the Wii Classic Controller instead of the Wiimote.

[joystiq.]

The opening sequence of 1993's SNES smash hit StarFox gets a contemporary HD upgrade from YouTuber Rickonami, who previously gave the same treatment to Earthbound.

Aside from one little mistake -- James McCloud is Fox's father, not Fox's real name -- it's quite the upgrade.

All ships check in!!

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Redditor Echoobrain's custom Nintendo arcade cabinet, complete with Link and Triforce detailing, might be the most elaborate case ever created for a SNES.

Although it only has one joystick, a second controller is hidden in a drawer on the front of the case for two-player action.

The cabinet is compatible with any SNES game, and Echoobrain is considering installing a MAME system to add classic arcade games to the mix, too.

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