Dylan 1. Will the Super Retro Console be completely compatible with all TV's, retro controllers and accessories?

Jenny a. TV’s- compatible with *most TVs via AV composite cable

b. Retro Controllers- It will be compatible with *most original or 3rd party controllers.

c. Retro Accessories- It will be compatible with *most original or 3rd party accessories.

                               . *We cannot 100% guarantee that it will work with EVERY TV, Controller or Accessory. The compatibility is about 99% from what we’ve seen.

2. Can we expect minor sound and image dampening on any of the carts as seen with the FC 3 Plus or is this not an issue for the Super Retro Console?

From what we have tested so far, we have seen a better compatibility rate than Retro Duo and RDP. All third party consoles cannot emulate the original console 100%, so there are potential technical difficulties with some software, but for the most part, sound and image are not as big as an issue compared to other 3in1 consoles existing in the market.

3. I noticed that along with AV connection you've also added S-Video connection, what was the main reason for adding this?

S-Video function is used for more vibrant video display for the Sega Genesis and Super Nintendo cartridge slots. NES did not have an S-Video function, so it will not apply to the NES cartridge slot.

4. Are there any incompatibility issues for any of the games?

We cannot guarantee a 100% compatibility rate, however, we can say that the compatibility has improved over the Retro Duo and RDP.

5. Will there be any limited or special edition consoles or accessories upon release?

a. The Super Retro Adapter (SRA) is the accessory being released along with the SR3. It is an adapter for GBA games making the SR3 a 4-in-1 console at a price point of $89.99 when purchasing the bundled version. (See below for bullet points on the SRA).

6. As for the two 16-bit game controllers that come with the SR3, what can we expect as far as controller look and feel?

a. The controller will resemble the design and color scheme of the SNES controllers. However, the 2 controllers will be compatible with NES, SNES, GENESIS games (with the 6-button layout).

7. Titi Ngoy, President of Innex stated "old-school is new-school when it comes to playing nostalgia games," being a hardcore gamer since forever I can't agree more; with that said can we expect further console development in the future by Innex?

a. To clear this up a bit, Retro-bit is the manufacturer of the SR3 console. Innex is the exclusive distributor for all Retro-bit products. Any consoles Retro-bit decides to launch, will be announced by Innex. We will keep you posted on any new announcements in the future.

8. What can we expect for a release date in the US and Canada?

a. Release date for the SR3 is Mid-Late Summer 2013 in the U.S.

b. Depending when store buyers in Canada purchase the SR3 from Innex, is when this item will become available in that area. We are hoping not too long after they arrive at our U.S warehouse as we do have customers in Canada whom already carry the Retro-bit line.

c. The attention from the Media will definitely help spread the word to buyers in Canada!

9. What can we expect for an official UK release date?

a. the same answers above (#8) apply.

10. Retro Sunday (your ultimate not-so-modern gaming channel) would absolutely and thoroughly enjoy the opportunity to upload and promote a "Retro Console Review and Unboxing" of the Super Retro Console, if! You would be so kind to mail one to me?

a. We will have limited review units available in the summer. I am hoping to receive some ahead of the release date, but I cannot be sure of that. We’ll keep you posted.