You can get a good working used SNES for $30-$40 and they work fine with a modern flat screen tv. Used games are dirt cheap.

I have a working NES and Super NES that both still work great (I really want a Nintendo 64). Used games are dirt cheap, but the pixels on a big flat screen look pretty goofy. It was very easy to hook up both consoles on a modern flat screen using the VCR/Camera video inputs. I can get any games locally at a store call…