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Sony engineer Ken Kutaragi became interested in working with video games after seeing his daughter play games on Nintendo's Famicom video game console. He took on a contract at Sony for developing hardware that would drive the audio subsystem of Nintendo's next console, the Super NES. Kutaragi secretly developed the chip, the Sony SPC 700. As Sony was uninterested in the video game business, most of his superiors did not approve of the project, but Kutaragi found support in Sony executive Norio Ohga and the project was allowed to continue. The success of the project spurred Nintendo to enter into a partnership with Sony to develop both a CD-ROM add-on for the Super NES and a Sony-branded console that would play both SNES cartridges, as well as games released for the new Super Disc format.[7]




Roms de Super Nintendo



Super Nintendo For PC (Every SNES Rom N Emu EVER) (11337 Roms) Free DownloadLINK ->>> people in the game industry will tell you that they want to make a game for console. the problem is that it costs a ton to make games that will sell and compete in today's market. the most likely solution is to go for a console that is already established and has a huge following. as we learned in the past that isnt always the best thing. if nintendo wants to get into the pc game market, they have to start somewhere. after all, developers arent exactly rushing to put their games on the pc platform. the switch is a massive step in the right direction and we have to hope that nintendo never pulls back from that. they need to keep the momentum going as they've done with their game systems and they need to continue to push the envelope on what they can do in order to make games that will keep us interested. super nintendo is perfect for this and snes9x is the best emulator for it. its capable of running games that are a decade old and playing them just as well as the newest games.when i was a kid, i had tons of fun playing on my super nintendo. i enjoyed my snes and it became one of my favorite pieces of gaming hardware. in college, i used to play on my gamecube and my game boy advance. i even used it as a portable system of sorts. the super nintendo was the first console to get me hooked on gaming, and i loved it. the day nintendo announced the switch, i was beyond excited. its just a console that comes with a great library of games and it can play every single game ever made on the snes. i love how it also comes with a couple of controllers. i also can use it like a portable system if i need to go somewhere and play. the fact that it works with bluetooth controllers makes it even more awesome. the switch is the future of gaming and i cant wait to see what nintendo does with it. in the meantime, i can use my snes emulator to play all my old games. its a great time to be a snes fan. if you want to get into gaming, i highly recommend you buy the switch as soon as you can. 65a90a948d


Of course, no commercial games have been released for the SNES MSU-1, but there have been romhacks and fan-patches that can utilize it. Place your patched roms into the roms/snes-msu1 folder to add them. They'll even get their own system entry (though most themes don't seem to support it yet), which you can group with the SNES system using custom collections. The PocketSNES emulator doesn't support MSU-1 patched ROMs.


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The game that birthed an entire genre (albeit a genre it dominates to the point where you wonder why any other company decides to make their own kart racer), Super Mario Kart got so much just right from the starting line that it still remains surprisingly playable and accessible decades later. There's no worrying about picking karts or wheels here; you select your character and hit the track. The split-screen layout (which is present even when racing solo) encourages a second player to pick up the pad, and it's certainly a game that is best enjoyed with a friend (or foe). The Battle mode has also stood the test of time superbly, and that iconic power-slide move still feels natural and intuitive.


there were alot of games missing from nintendolifes overall SNES library, and for whatever reason I cannot rate final fantasy v, but ultimately, this ranking is not a definitive list, but a fine good-enough list.


Very happy to see Shadowrun on this list, although I do think it deserves to be a bit higher. A superb story, with great game mechanics and awesome music! Much better than the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive version of the game that came out a little later.


I mean there's no way that a list compiled by voting will be on point, but boy this list is silly. Earthbound may not be an incredible "game" but I think it has the status of literature. So the fact that Yoshi's Island, Diddy Kong quest, and Super Mario RPG are above it is super disconcerting. Yoshi's island in particular is baffling because its not the worst game, but it has rotten elements and the fact that its sequels codified those elements makes those elements stand out more.


@Jmjfrank Super Mario Kart shouldn't be top 10 or even top 50. But in my opinion it could be top 100. It's a great game, and we remember it for the multiplayer modes. And it's good because if we had focused on singleplayer 100cc as kids, this IP would've had no future. It's just bad. Enemies cheat by having up to 3 superpowers per lap. If they touch you, you bounce away. If you touch them, you bounce away too.


O jogo era super simples, sem muitos efeitos visuais, com uma narração engraçada e com uma jogabilidade pegada. Para jogar com os amigos rendia horas a fio de partidad seguidas. Em um estilo bem arcade, foi durante mais de uma década a referência em jogos de futebol.


Era divertido porque além de ser um jogo competitivo, a ambientação era super Vegas. Os jogadores se sentiam mesmo em um cassino, com toda a parte da trilha sonora. Cada fase se passava em um lugar diferente do mundo, sugerindo que os jogadores tinham de viajar de cidade a cidade.


Cada tipo de Simba apresenta habilidades específicas, que o ajudam a superar adversários em combates ou a resolver puzzles. Coletar insetos auxilia a recuperar vida e em outras questões. Fases especiais permitem que se jogue com Timão ou com Pumba. Era um Hakuna Matata constante jogar esse jogo.


As awesome as it was fighting Mike Tyson, the more surreal and exaggerated characters of Super Punch-Out!! made for a more exciting, and in some ways better, challenge several years later. The gameplay of Super Punch-Out!! is nothing fancy. It's the same hooks, uppercuts and super punches as always. However the precision-based action of each match is truly spectacular, boiling down to studying each outlandish opponent for weaknesses. Best of all was finding a boxer's instant KO point. While it was certainly possible to wear an enemy down, even taking advantage of low defenses, most of your foes featured openings that would instantly take them down. 041b061a72


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