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I found another forum where someone was complaining about their actual SNES having this problem, and one of the answers to him was "sandwich the game between two pieces of cardboard", while someone else said "one piece will do," and I said "Surely it can't be that simple,&qu...

That, and if you want to transfer your cartridge save data, or save your game to your cartridge as opposed to the SD card.

Granted, the system allows for you to get roms from anywhere, but to me one of the big draws of it is to make use of a collector's library in full HD.

Just opened my Retro Freak the other day and started loading games onto it. Like OP says, the SNES slot grabs tight, but wiggles quite a bit, and after the first few times a cartridge was inserted I've had a lot of trouble getting cartridges to be consistently read ever since. My strategy has been t...