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Why Super Nintendo consoles are getting faster as they get older
The engineers squeezed as much performance as they could from the 16-bit processors of yore and then turned the job of optimization over to coders. Such was the hunger for power they provided ...
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Super Nintendo Consoles Seem to Be Getting Faster
The Super Nintendo was home to many original titles like F-Zero, as well as new entries in already-established franchises like Super Mario and The Legend of Zelda. The 16-bit home console was ...
Super Nintendo consoles appear to be running ever-so-slightly faster as they age and speedrunning detectives are hot on the case
The legendary Super Nintendo Entertainment System is 35 years old and still a mainstay in every classic gamer's heart. It's also much beloved by the speedrunning community, which has found itself in a ...
What To Know About The Switch 2 As Nintendo Readies Its First Console Launch In 8 Years
The Mario-maker offered a sneak peek of its highly anticipated new console in January after a series of leaks, but the ...
Super Nintendo consoles have been quietly overclocking themselves for 35 years, but it took until 2025 for the SNES fandom to notice
Over the past few weeks, Super Nintendo fans have made a curious discovery – that chip has been quietly overclocking itself over the decades, making SNES consoles run ever so slightly faster than they ...