I have a great portable snes emulator, it's called a PsP. And you know what's even crazier? it actually has a controler with the same button lay out of the snes pad. :)

Looks painful to pay. The novelty of running an SNES emulator on the iPad will run out quick due to lack of anything close to a real controller.

How can it work the same as a snes? Does it work as well?

a price cut?? have you looked at the iphone lately? them things have dropped next to nothing since launch.

Oh that was mean haha

Since you are talking about hacking and pirating, you do realize the psp can play all ps1 iso's as well? The ps1 library is just as good (all opinion, some would find it better) as the snes' and the only reason people would have more SNES games than ps1/psp games is because they are 600x smaller in size.

It also emulates the NES and N64 (although not very well on that one), which really to me doesn't say that Nintendo wins, but that Sony has released a handheld device far more capable than anything Nintendo has ever released. All it lacks is support from developers that the DS gets, and it's completely due to how easy it is to hack the psp. If they make the psp2 more difficult to pirate games, the development support will come, if not from 3rd party, then from first party, which Sony far surpasses Nintendo, and anyone else, with. That being said though, I find handhelds as nothing more than novelty items for short periods of playtime or when I'm away from a TV, and would never use a handheld as my "main" gaming system of choice.

One game from this gen is pretty on par with a handful of any old games in terms of content, I think it is pretty sad this is being touted at all on something expensive as ipad. We already have SNES emulators on things much smaller that can display its native resolution fine...