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Random: SNES Hacker Working On Widescreen Support For Super Mario World

Random: SNES Hacker Working On Widescreen Support For Super Mario World
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Super Mario World Widescreen launches next week

RetroArch gets an easy way to play HD, widescreen SNES games

A Rare SNES SA1 Demo Cartridge Has Been Found And Preserved

A Rare SNES SA1 Demo Cartridge Has Been Found And Preserved © Nintendo / Vitor Vilela The Bit Wars were an intriguing time in gaming, particularly in the era of one-upmanship between the Super NES and the SEGA Mega Drive / Genesis. While there could be arguments over sound chips, BLAST processing etc, we also saw special enhancement chips produced that d go within the game cartridges to improve performance or make certain new techniques possible. Individual games could be standard bearers with these enhancements, something we don t see in the modern era. One example with the SNES was the SA1 chip, which gave boosts in areas like clock speed, faster RAM and more. Perhaps the most famous example of a game using this chip was

Random: Talented Hacker Bumps The Frame Rate Of SNES Race Drivin From 4fps To 30

Random: Talented Hacker Bumps The Frame Rate Of SNES Race Drivin From 4fps To 30 Race Drivin is considered an arcade classic in some quarters, which made its SNES port extremely disappointing back in 1992. Offering a meagre 4 frames-per-second, that edition was widely slated, but now, one software engineer has reverse-engineered it to run at a significantly enhanced 30fps. Contra III, removing slowdown issues that affected those ports. By using this approach, Vitor s been able to improve Race Drivin awful frame rate. It s done through Nintendo s Super Accelerator 1 (SA1) enhancement chip, which offered faster clock speeds and more RAM. As such, this goes beyond your standard retroactive upgrades like, say, SNES ray tracing.

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