94 games playable in your browser · Also known as Super Nintendo, Super Famicom, SFC
The Super Nintendo arrived in 1990 in Japan and 1991 in the West with a 16-bit CPU, a palette of 32,768 colours and a Sony-designed sound chip that gave games real instrument samples for the first time. Its Mode 7 hardware rotation became the decade’s signature effect.
The library is widely treated as the strongest of the 16-bit era: Super Metroid, A Link to the Past, Chrono Trigger, Super Mario World, Final Fantasy VI, Donkey Kong Country and a long tail of role-playing games that only left Japan through fan translation.




















Yes — Super Famicom is the Japanese name for the same console. Japanese releases are listed alongside their Western equivalents, which is why some titles here carry their original names.
Most enhancement-chip titles run, including Super FX games such as Star Fox and Yoshi’s Island. Performance depends on your device, so a desktop browser gives the most consistent frame rate.