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.