SNES Games Collection
The Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES), released in 1990 (Japan) and 1991 (North America), was Nintendo's 16-bit successor to the NES. It featured significantly improved graphics and sound capabilities, with Mode 7 scaling/rotation effects that created pseudo-3D environments in games like F-Zero and Super Mario Kart. The SNES introduced shoulder buttons to standard controllers and maintained Nintendo's reputation for quality with classics such as Super Mario World, The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, and Super Metroid. The console competed fiercely with Sega's Genesis, with the 'console wars' becoming a defining aspect of 1990s gaming culture. The SNES sold approximately 49 million units worldwide and remained popular well into the 32-bit era due to its strong first-party titles and innovative accessories like the Super Scope light gun. Many consider the SNES library to contain some of the greatest games ever made.
All SNES Games
Super Ghouls 'n Ghosts – Artoria Edition is a celebrated fan-made hack that replaces the game's hero, Arthur, with the female knight Artoria. The classic hardcore gameplay remains fully intact, but the entire visual identity of the protagonist has been rebuilt—from the title screen and map sprite to the ending artwork and credits. New quality-of-life options accessible through a secret menu let players tame the game's legendary difficulty without losing its challenge. A love letter to one of the SNES's most punishing platformers.
Return of the Double Dragon PLUS is a fan-made improvement hack for the Super Nintendo classic known in the West as Super Double Dragon. The original game was infamous for being rushed to market, cutting the creators' true vision short. This hack aims to correct that by restoring an intro, new cutscenes, and a proper ending, utilizing original unused assets found within the game's ROM. It also builds upon earlier gameplay refinements from the 'Kencho' patch, making the Lee brothers' adventure feel more complete and responsive than ever.