Epilogue has officially announced the SN Operator, a new hardware device aimed squarely at Super Nintendo fans who still value their original cartridges. Following the company’s existing Operator lineup, the SN Operator focuses on preservation first, while also making it easy to actually play those games in a modern environment. The SN Operator allows users […]
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00:52 SNES Core Updated MiSTer & Analogue Pocket 04:07 Snow Bros MiSTer & Analogue Pocket 04:59 SuperStationOne update 06:02 N64 More Accuracy MiSTer 07:45 New Frontend MiSTer 09:17 Superman, Rainbow Islands, Operation Wolf & More MiSTer 10:25 Unstable and Test Builds MiSTer 11:08 ED64 on Analogue 3D 11:59 Slap Fight Core Updated Analogue Pocket 12:24 […]
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Following yesterday’s coverage of SNES competition cartridges becoming playable on MiSTer FPGA after a recent core update, there is already another notable development worth highlighting. Developer Terminator2k2 has ported the updated MiSTer competition-cartridge support directly to the Analogue Pocket as a standalone core. This means cartridges like Nintendo Campus Challenge and other event-only releases can […]
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The MiSTer is the gift that just keeps on giving. It is the FPGA console that has more cores for it than anything else available on the market (or off the market). Now, heavyweight developer Sergiy Dvodnenko (srg320) has added competition cart support for the already excellent Super Nintendo core. The level of support this […]
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A brand new version of Super Mario World Redone has been released to celebrate four decades of Mario adventures, bringing a major round of updates and polish to Nintendo’s 16-bit classic. Version 2.6 introduces several enhancements, including upgraded visuals that take full advantage of the Super Nintendo’s color palette, new playable characters with unique abilities, […]
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A new fan project called SGB2-Pokemon-Suite gives the Japanese Super Game Boy 2 a colorful Pokémon makeover. By applying a simple BPS patch to the Super Game Boy 2 (Japan).sfc ROM, you can replace the default borders and icons with Pokémon-themed artwork inspired by the first two generations of games. The project features both new […]
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Infamous ROM hacker infidelity has just publicly released his latest work, this time it’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles for the NES, brought over to the SNES. This upgrade removes many of the NES limitations, such as sprite flicker and slowdown in certain areas, making it feel like an enhanced NES game, which is exactly what […]
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Its been an exciting time for SNES fans – Randy Linden and Limited Run Games not only boasted new technology for the upcoming DOOM remaster to include actual rumble feedback on a brand new controller, they actively reached out to romhackers such as myself to make sure that this could be used by EVERYBODY. We […]
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Long before 3D graphics became the standard for console gaming, Star Fox blasted onto the Super Nintendo in 1993 and changed everything. Known as Star Wing in Europe, it wasn’t just a fun space shooter, it was a technical showcase, a glimpse into the future. With its polygonal visuals, cinematic flair, and unforgettable soundtrack, Star […]
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The latest Super Nintendo game to get rumble support is the classic ‘Vania, Super Castlevania IV. This is thanks to the efforts of bogaa over on RomHack Plaza. This now joins classics like Super Mario World, Super Mario Kart, Super Metroid, Star Fox, and others in the ever-increasing catalogue of games. Please keep in mind […]
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