Kirby Super Star turns 30: 7 games on one SNES cartridge
On September 20, 1996, HAL Laboratory released a SNES cartridge packing 7 games in North America. Thirty years later, …
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Aladdin (SNES): every stage password and the hidden level select
The character-face passwords for Capcom's Aladdin on SNES, the hidden level select code, and why the Genesis version is …
Zombies Ate My Neighbors (SNES): passwords for every level
A verified list of Zombies Ate My Neighbors SNES passwords, the secret level code, and why every password list online …
Goof Troop (SNES): passwords for every stage of Capcom's co-op classic
The fruit-and-diamond passwords for Goof Troop on SNES, the first game designed by Shinji Mikami — the creator of …
Mega Man X (SNES): the all-items password and how to get the Hadouken
The 12-digit Mega Man X password that unlocks everything, and why no password in the world can save the Hadouken — …
Top Gear (SNES): every password for all 8 tracks and 3 difficulties
A verified list of Top Gear SNES passwords: all 8 tracks across Amateur, Pro and Champion difficulty, with the spaces in …
The Definitive Super Nintendo (SNES) Guide: Emulation, Games and Passwords
Everything you need to know about the Super Nintendo (SNES) in 2026. The best emulators, unforgettable games and how to …
Quake turns 30: the FPS that invented everything in 1996
On 22 June 1996, John Romero uploaded Quake to the internet late at night. Thirty years on, we still play games carrying …
Streets of Rage 2: 33 years of the Mega Drive's best beat 'em up
In 1992, Sega and Yuzo Koshiro delivered a beat 'em up that redefined the genre on the Mega Drive. 33 years on, Streets …
Wolfenstein 3D: 34 years of the game that created the modern FPS
On 5 May 1992, id Software released Wolfenstein 3D as shareware. 34 years on, the grandfather of every FPS is still …