Super Nintendo consoles have been quietly overclocking themselves for 35 years, but it took until 2025 for the SNES fandom to notice

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Super Nintendo consoles have been quietly overclocking themselves for 35 years, but it took until 2025 for the SNES fandom to notice

It has been 35 years since the SNES for the first time to launch as a Super Femcome in Japan, which is complete with a voice chip designed by the father of the PlayStation, Ken Kotargie. Over the past few weeks, Superintendo’s fans have made an amazing discovery – that quiet has been quietly surrounding itself for decades, which is moving SNES consoles much faster than the day.

The idea that “SNES consoles is getting faster with age” returned on February 26 Through – Community data Allen “Dongok” spadhining robots run by Cecil – as well as call for data, how quickly everyone’s Super Nintendo is running. After more than 100 reactions, speculation has become very clear. In 2025 a SNES is going to run faster than when it was originally developed.

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