Nintendo Super NES

I was cleaning out my roof space last weekend and I came across my old Nintendo Super NES, this console was my childhood and I had to give it a go and thankfully it still works! Nintendo Super NES, (Nintendo Entertainment System) was a great console released in the 1990's, (1991) that had a great variety of games for it that were made by the Nintendo company, I still think that this was the best console that Nintendo ever made, maybe barr the Wii. Nintendo Super NES was an 16 bit console that played 16 bit games that were in cartrage form. This console was a remake of the early version NES system, which also had a great range of games for it. The ...

Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) I bought a SNES back in the 90's for around £60, and it's still working! I have all the latest generation gaming consoles, the Xbox 360, Playstation 3 and a Nintendo Wii. And I still use my SNES after nearly twenty years. It still needs to be blown on the games and console but it works excellently! It lasted longer than my Xbox 360 20GB version anyways! Although the console has 2D graphics, Uses Composite/Scart leads instead of Component and HDMI, Standard quality instead of High Definition. It is one of the best Consoles I have ever seen! Unfortunately Nintendo don't make SNES consoles or Games but you can still them ...

Originally released in Japan under the name Super Famicom [short for family computer] in 1990, the Super Nintendo was later released in the US and Europe. My first interaction was with the original Super Famicom, compared to the original Nintendo Entertainment System, the Famicom enabled improved graphics and sound. This improvement was immediately noticeable in early release titles such as Street Fighter 2, Super Mario World, Final Fight and F Zero X. Such games benefited from the system's improved ability to scale and render 2D graphics at an impressive pace. Compared to the Mega Drive, the Super Famicom was perhaps slightly slower. ...