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[[File:Super Famicom logo.png|63px]][[File:SNES logo.png|150px]] | |||
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| type= Home console | | type= Home console | ||
| released= {{ | | released= {{Release|US= August 13, 1991|JP= November 21, 1990|UK= April 11, 1992|AU= July 3, 1992}} | ||
| media= ROM | | media= ROM Cartridges | ||
| repair= {{Repair}} | |||
| predecessor= [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] | | predecessor= [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] | ||
| successor= [[Nintendo 64]] | | successor= [[Nintendo 64]] | ||
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The '''Super Nintendo Entertainment System''' (スーパーファミコン, ''Sūpā Famikon'', Super Famicom), often abbreviated as the '''SNES''' or '''Super NES''', was [[Nintendo]]'s 16-bit system, the second in line after the NES, rivaling Sega's Mega Drive/Genesis. Many games considered to be today's classics were released on this system, including {{ALttP}}, ''[[smw:Super Mario World|Super Mario World]]'', ''Chrono Trigger'', ''[[mew:Super Metroid|Super Metroid]]'', and many others. The console itself is considered Nintendo's best, if not ''the'' best system ever made.{{Fact}} | |||
==''The Legend of Zelda'' Games == | |||
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File:Super Famicom.png|The Super Famicom Jr. Console | |||
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|Nintendo Systems, Systems | |||
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Latest revision as of 16:04, 19 May 2024
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The Super Nintendo Entertainment System (スーパーファミコン, Sūpā Famikon, Super Famicom), often abbreviated as the SNES or Super NES, was Nintendo's 16-bit system, the second in line after the NES, rivaling Sega's Mega Drive/Genesis. Many games considered to be today's classics were released on this system, including A Link to the Past, Super Mario World, Chrono Trigger, Super Metroid, and many others. The console itself is considered Nintendo's best, if not the best system ever made.[citation needed]
The Legend of Zelda Games
Gallery
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The Super Famicom Jr. Console