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New open-source SNES emulator core promises cycle accuracy on low-end hardware
The emulation scene has a new project worth watching: an open-source SNES core in development that aims to deliver cycle-accurate Super Nintendo…
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The SNES is seemingly getting the SuperStation FPGA treatment, and it’ll even cater to console enthusiasts like me outside of the US
Retro Remake, the creators of the SuperStation PS1 console, just teased plans for a new Super Nintendo powered by FPGA. Dubbed ‘Codename…
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Analogue Pocket SNES emulator dev says AI-powered slop code “has no place in my world”
One of the best parts of the Analogue Pocket is openFPGA – a fancy name for supporting an array of open-source, homebrew…
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Square Enix finally lets a beloved SNES JRPG out of the vault with a $200 collector’s edition and the kind of remaster I want for Final Fantasy
A few weeks ago, we learned that Terranigma would finally get a modern re-release, bringing the classic Super Nintendo JRPG out in…
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The Rare SNES game that became Banjo-Kazooie has been preserved thanks to a leaker who wants you to “delete Microsoft and Sony from your lives”
An important piece of gaming history has been preserved today, as a leaker has released the ROM files for Project Dream, a…
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New D&D campaign Neon Odyssey blends Cowboy Bebop and SNES games into the perfect setting
Neon Odyssey is a nostalgia-soaked D&D campaign combining Cowboy Bebop with SNES games
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After 20 years, ZSNES is back as original devs return to give a 3D, widescreen treatment to Nintendo’s best 16-bit games
“It’s an interesting development in my life where this is what I started with and what helped kickstart my career and now…
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In pursuit of the ideal roguelike, Saros runs are shorter than Returnal’s as Housemarque wanted to “keep the feeling of danger” and “reduce the feeling of helplessness”
“There’s no objectively right answer”
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The “oldest” Nintendo PlayStation add-on now lives at the National Videogame Museum, and it almost looks like one of my weird SNES accessories
The National Videogame Museum in Texas has acquired an early Nintendo PlayStation attachment that’s the “only known unit to exist”.
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“Square had a kind of recklessness at that time”: During Final Fantasy 9’s development, the team moved to Hawaii without “a solid plan,” and some even splashed out on themed license plates
“I thought ‘why did I get a license plate as simplistic as FF9?’”