| Super Nintendo - 01 |
The Super Famicom (Super Nintendo or SNES in America) was a console of unprecedented power. In fact, its only major weakness was a rather pokey main CPU, but this was made up for with a powerful graphics chip and a Sony-devised audio chip that could produce better music than any console yet released. The Super Nintendo was a smash hit in every market, but particularly in Japan. In the US, Nintendo had a lot of catching up to do as Sega's machine had acquired a good install base thanks to great games and cool advertising. Nonetheless, most records indicate that by 1996 the SNES had outsold the Genesis in the US by about 1 million units. While this was not as decisive a victory as was had in the 8-bit wars, the Super Nintendo remains the favorite console of many players to this day. (www.planetnintendo.com) |
| Manufacturer | Nintendo | Name | Super Nintendo (SNES) |
| Type | Console | Origine | ??? |
| Introduction Date | Japan: End 1990, Germany: 1992 | End of production | 1998 ??? |
| Built in Language | ??? | Keyboard | None |
| CPU | 65C16 | Speed | 3.58 Mhz |
| Coprocessor | Sony ESP 700 | Amount of Ram | 128 Kb |
| Vram | 64 Kb | Rom | ??? |
| Text Modes | ??? | Graphic Modes | 256x224, 512x448 |
| Colors | 32768 | Sound | 8 voices stereo |
| Size / Weight | ??? | Built in Media | Cartridges |
| I/O Ports | cartridge connector; 2 x controlpad / Lightgun; Audio; HF-out (for TV); power supply connector | OS | - |
| Power Supply | External | Introduction Price | ??? |
| Sold | ??? | Serial Number | ??? |
| Other Extras | - | Bought Where | Merksem |
| Bought When | March 23, 2002 | Condition | Good |
| Price Paid | 25 € | Specs of my Model | - |
| Setup Today | - |
Super Nintendo-01: Bought on a flea market in Merksem (Antwerp) on 23/03/2002, the guy asked 30€ but I paid 25€ In Borgerhout (same day) I already bought 2 cassettes for it : Starwars and Jurassic Park which came together with 2 games for the Sega Game gear (paid 10€ for all 4) |