In 1991, after six years of blockbuster success with the Nintendo Entertainment System, Nintendo was looking to make lightning strike twice with a hardware update. Thankfully, with the release of the Super Nintendo Entertainment System, better known as the SNES, the lightning struck again — and then some. The SNES was another slam dunk for Nintendo, ruling the 16-bit era with an iron fist and even maintaining a presence into the 32 and 64-bit eras before its discontinuation in
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