The Super Nintendo was a boon for fans of sports games, and these titles were head and shoulders above the rest.

A console launch doesn’t make or break a system, but it’s still important. A fumbled launch can paint a system as the “loser” ...

Security consultant and TASBot (Tool-Assisted Speedrun robot) administrator Alan Cecil discovered that Super Nintendo consoles have grown slightly faster because of one of their chips. According ...

Cecil says he first began to suspect the APU's role in TASBot's SNES problems back in 2016 when he broke open his own console to test it with an external frequency counter.

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In a sense, the SNES mini is much more than a console emulator then - it has to provide accurate representations of at least four other processors not found in the original console (SuperFX ...

The SNES Mini/Super Famicom Junior can also have this RGB amp installed, restoring RGB output and making the little console into a formidable contender for the best classic SNES system available ...

Nintendo shocked retro gaming fans with a surprise announcement of the new SNES Classic mini console, which comes with 20 iconic games and an unreleased Star Fox title.With the discontinued NES ...

Every Super Nintendo console should run at the same speed. They were all built in factories with the same components so they should all operate at the steady clip mandated by Nintendo all those ...

Graded SNES consoles rarely change hands due to their scarcity, but if you can find the right buyer, you could score as high as $2,600. Special Super Nintendo values.

Fortunately, we live in a world of console emulators, which means you won’t have to spend precious weekend time trying to find a PS2 or SNES at that indie game store that’s 25 miles away.

A secretive start. With its first home console the NES, Nintendo practically reinvented the term "home gaming" after Atari's catastrophic mismanagement caused the video game crash in 1983.