The Super Nintendo recently experienced a surge in popularity, either from a combination of nostalgic 30-somethings recreating their childhoods, or because Nintendo released a “classic ...

For those who miss the nostalgic charm of the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES), emulators offer a way to relive classic gaming experiences on modern PCs. Here are the top SNES emulators ...

To get a debug menu, type ''priscilla'' (Windows 95 version) or "oivaizmir" (Windows 3.1 version) during the game, and then you will have a debug menu of good things and disasters.(for destroying ...

Here's what the process entails. Updated September 12, 2024, by Michael Llewellyn: The SNES has a massive range of amazing games from the library of terrific JRPGs and its first-party games in the ...

The SimCity series has been around for a good while now, and you can see how much other city building games borrowed from – and, in the case of Cities Skylines, improved upon – this incredibly ...

Classics like Civilization and SimCity will always have their place among the all-time greats, but newer titles are no slouches either, innovating in the field with unique mechanics and new ideas.

A lesser-known title in North America thanks to the fact is only saw release in Europe (and relatively late into the Super Nintendo's life, too), Jelly Boy is worth investigating if you're a ...

Fortunately, we live in a world of console emulators, which means you won’t have to spend precious weekend time trying to ...

Playing Super Nintendo (SNES) games on Ubuntu is a straightforward process that can be achieved with the right emulator and a few simple steps. Here’s a detailed guide on how to get started.

Come on, 16-bit fans, gather ’round. It’s time to do another ranking for the amazing and timeless Super Nintendo System.

With Switch Online you can now play NES, SNES, and Game Boy games. If you fork out extra for the more premium Expansion Pack membership, you'll also get to play N64 and Game Boy Advance games ...

The ultra-rare prototype was the offspring of a short-lived collaboration between Nintendo and Sony, and was supposed to add CD-ROM support to the Super Nintendo. Sony went on to create its own ...