Despite being a lower cost revision, not many units of the New-Style SNES were sold or made due to the increasing popularity of newer consoles such as the Nintendo 64 and PlayStation. It was also released in Japan as the Super Famicom Jr. in 1998 and was made available until 2003. These models are smaller, rounder, and have a circular reset button with a circular power switch (both colored purple in North America and gray in Japan). However, the Multi Out port does not support S-Video or crucially, RGB. There is also no RF out (though the Nintendo 64 RF modulator is compatible), no eject button or an EXT port on the bottom for Satellaview support. However, like the 1CHIP consoles, these systems have better video quality than most SNS-001s and can be easily modded to restore S-video and RGB output.