The 4 Best Super Nintendo Emulators for Android

 The 4 Best Super Nintendo Emulators for Android

The Super Nintendo Entertainment System, or SNES, is the second home video game console developed by Nintendo. It was initially released in Japan as the Super Famicom on November 21, 1990, and then it was released in North America and Europe on August 23, 1991 with the launch of games like Super Mario World, Contra III: The Alien Wars and F-Zero. To enjoy playing your old SNES games on your Android device, you need a powerful yet free Super Nintendo Emulator.

1) SNES9x EX+

SNES9x EX+ is one of the most well-known and used emulators, and with good reason. It offers a lot of customization options, including configurable on-screen controls and post-processing filters that you can use to make your games look better than ever. The emulator also supports save states, so you won't have to start over every time you want to take a break or stop playing for the night.

And that's not all!

2) Snesoid

Snesoid is one of the best emulators on the market. It's incredibly accurate, has a high frame rate, and it even supports multiplayer on up to four players. The downside to this emulator is that it's not free - but with a little patience and some luck, you can download Snesoid Lite which is an ad-supported version of Snesoid.

3) ZSNES Section: 4) bSNES Section: 5) NESTOPIA

ZSNES is one of the most popular SNES emulators. It has a large library and it supports save states, video filters, and cheats. The only downside is that it's difficult to configure the control scheme. bSNES is an open source emulator with low system requirements and a very small footprint in terms of hard drive space. It's easy to configure the control scheme but it doesn't have as many features as ZSNES does.

6) iNES

iNES is one of the most popular SNES emulators available. It is compatible with a wide variety of computers and also has some pretty good graphics. The only downside to iNES is that it does not have sound support, but if you are looking for an SNES emulator and sound isn't your top priority, then this is probably the best choice out there.