Interested in learning more about the the SNES? Excellent! This section will guide you through the basics, starting from basic assembly language all the way to an introduction to reverse engineering your first game!
Every three years Near created an excellent article on the current status of Super Nintento Emulation, the last version is from 2019, it covers both bsnes and higen.
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SNES Emulation Status 2019
The latest status of Super Nintendo emulation, including new and upcoming features for bsnes and higen
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SNES (Super Famicom) Development Kit Hardware
For more information about the **Super Nintendo** development hardware check out this post
In 1993 Nintendo introduced an in-flight entertainment system called the Gateway, this system allowed passengers to play SNES games for about 4 USD an hour.
The Journalist Ernie Smith has written an excellent article on his site which you can access at Will the In-Flight Entertainment System Survive COVID-19? and also tweeted out the Nintendo Power article which talks about it:
Remember when you could play Super NES games on a plane? That was awesome. Nintendo Power, circa Feb. '94: pic.twitter.com/iKm6mLB8Us
— Ernie Smith (@ShortFormErnie) February 24, 2017
Also if you prefer video-based content the youtuber Top Hat Gaming Man has created an excellent video on the subject:
Excellent video by Displaced Gamers on how to edit SRAM saves for a Link to the Past on Super Nintendo, this is not actually ROM Hacking as the ROM is exactly the same, it is only the SRAM that is modified.
