SNES-
Super Nintendo entertainment
system, released August 13, 1993. Running up against Sega and its
Mega Drive Consol. Even though the SNES didn’t do as well as
Nintendo’s first system the NES, the SNES had many features
that made it the fun counsel to play. With up to 25 colors on the
screen at once it provided for the best fun (for the
time.)
Specs-
128KB of RAM
16 bit 3.58 MHz processor
4,096-32,768 blended or not blended colors.
Games-
Super Mario Kart- Super Mario Kart is the first of many Mario kart games.
You had the chance to race around many different levels, playing a
various number of characters. You could decide to race or battle
out with your friends and computers making it a fun racing
experience.
The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past- A Link to the Past was the third game in the Link
series. Returning to this over view camera like the first Link it
also came with new and fun features. Like the many weapons,
different caverns and caves to explore.
F-Zero- A futuristic
racing game that started the F-Zero series and multiple Nintendo
characters.
Donkey Kong Country series- The
first time you were actually able control the famous gorilla Donkey
Kong. Donkey Kong came out with many games in the series Donkey
Kong Country, Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy’s Kong Quest, and
Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong’s Double Trouble. The
famous side scroller let you battle many enemies from armadillos to
crocodiles, with the ability to change characters by the press of a
button.
Final Fantasy 3- Released 1994, 1 year after the SNES release date. Moving
from battle mode to world map mode FF3 was a very fun game. FF3 was
a real RPG that after awhile you would level up your characters
earning more and more powerful abilities.
Super Mario World 2: Yoshi’s Island-
The sequel to the famous Super Mario World,
this Mario World had you playing as someone different. Playing as
Yoshi while making sure that baby Mario is kept safe the both of
you are to save baby Luigi.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles in Time- Sequel to the NES version of Teenage Mutant Ninja
Turtles was Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles in Time.
Allowing all the same features like 4 player co-op if you choose or
single player on the adventure to save April O’Neil.
Mortal Kombat- Mortal
Kombat was Midways fighting game, coming from the famous game
Street Fighter II. It had the basic fighting moves low punch, high
punch, high kick, low kick, and the 8 way pad or joystick. Even
though it had its fun game play, it had a high blood exposure that
started ESRB (mostly.)
Accessories
Super Advantage- The super advantage was
allot like the advantage on the NES, where what it was was a huge
arcade style pad for more fun game play.
SNES Mouse- Was a simple mouse first
developed for the popular Mario paint. It then grew to a variety of
different games
Super Game Boy- Was a very large cartridge shaped accessory, where you would plug into the top of the SNES. It was used for if you wanted your game boy games on the big screen you would then plug the game boy cartridge into the super game boy into the SNES and there you went.
Super Scope- Was an upgradeable version of
the NES Zapper. Its general shape resembled the shape of a bazooka,
being 2.5 feet long. Even though the list of games it was
compatible was short, it still was a very fun accessory.
Super Multitap- A multitap is a device
used to expand the number of players playing a certain game. The
Super multitap was created mostly for the Bomberman series,
supporting up to 8 different players.
