That's a SNES title, of course—which suggests that ... ROMS—even if they're used by those that own an original copy of the games they wish to emulate—it does seem a bit rich.

That's why we've assembled our picks for the Top 100 SNES games of all time. Our criteria were simple – quality upon release, originality, replayability, and impact upon the industry.

The SNES boasts its fair share of dungeon crawling RPGs, so trying to pick just one that holds up can be quite the task. Fortunately, Illusion of Gaia makes an incredible case for itself with its ...

Sure, it may not be able to draw as many sprites on the screen as the SNES, but the faster processor is what allowed the Genesis / Mega Drive to have ‘faster’ games – the Sonic series ...

In particular, the official Nintendo emulation is reported to be particularly adept at running games that rely on the SuperFX chip. For another take on SNES emulation, try out your old Mario games ...

Unfortunately, Yoshida cannot remember the game's title or its development team (not even if it was developed in the US or Japan), though he said that he "wouldn't be surprised" if a copy still ...