I am currently looking to figure out a way to determine which consoles, hopefully by serial number alone, have removable APU units. Update - I found out from others that ALL snes units with 4 rubber feet on the bottom, definitely have the units. Webkinz zumbuddy codes free. Snes systems that have only 2 rubber feet, and 2 plastic feet, don't have the units. Apr 07, 2019 What I do know is that the Super Famicom Jr / SNES Mini is listed as 2/1/3, but is honestly more of a clone system. E-sword bible free. The important thing is the serial number that starts with UP in this scenario most likely. Having an earlier model SNES isn't necessarily the best if you're someone who prefers the 1-Chip SNES's like myself.

As part of some general SNES research I am doing, I am trying to catalogue serial codes for SNES items. I've attached an image of the label of NHL 94, with the serial code circled (SNSP-4H-UKV). The serial code on cart labels should be on the bottom left or bottom right part of the label (on Japanese games, they can be pretty much anywhere, though). For manuals, the serial code is on the top right of the front of the manual. For boxes, the serial code is on the small flaps. I would appreciate any serial codes that people can provide!

NHL 94 label with highlighted serial code

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Thanks for the info. I started to look up every serial number from ebay (lol) and found this thread: http://forums.ebay.com/db1/topic/Video- .. 5100083500

1 Chip Snes Serial Numbers

So several questions I have from reading this:

Snes 1 Chip Serial

1) Is it true that ALL SNES consoles within a serial number range 'between UN318299752 and UN321238373' have the 1CHIP?
2) Regarding post #6, is it true that the second revision of the 1CHIP (1CHIP-02 versus 01 and 03) really eliminates the vertical bar or does the revision actually not even matter?
Definitely looking into the SNES mini option as well (with RGB) but that is definitely a much more expensive route.