Emulators are an important part of the past Android. Emulators allow players to play their favourite retro games on mobile devices. They provide hours of entertainment for little money. Fortunately, there are a decent number of really good SNES emulators available for playing classic games like Chrono Trigger, Super Mario World and Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past. Here are the best SNES emulators Android!
1. John SNES:
John SNES – from the long queue of emulators with a positive reputation. The emulator boasts high compatibility with the original SNES engine. We could not find any games that would not work. The emulator is not as functional as other SNES emulators, but it has support for playgrounds (screen, wireless, wired and Bluetooth), support for cheat codes, fast forward and slow playback, support for Turbo buttons and much more. You can try the app for free. However, you will not get all the features if you do not buy them. It’s a fantastic emulator and definitely one of the best on the market.
2. Matsu Emulator:
Matsu is one of the junior SNES emulators. In fact, it’s an all-in-one emulator. It supports SNES, PSX, NES, GBA, GBC, Genesis and some others. The developer is also working on support for N64, PSP and Nintendo DS. The emulator works well enough. We did not have any problems with our test games. The emulator comes with the usual set of functions. This includes the functions of saving and loading, cheat codes, fast forward and much more.
3. RetroArch:
Retroarch is a unique universal emulator. It supports a wide range of systems. SNES is one of them. The application may seem difficult in training. Prepare to look at the guide to find a solution to some issues. The emulator boasts a screen control, a high degree of compatibility and support for multiple systems. The emulator has an open source code, it is free for use and has no advertising. The emulator is worthy of attention
4. Snes9x EX +:
Snes9x EX + exists on the market for a long time. It was one of the best SNES emulators since its release. The application has an open source code and basic functions that you will find in most SNES emulators. Functions include save/load, on-screen controls, .smc, .sfc and .zip file support and playground support. The emulator is like an old-school product, but it works well on almost any device. It’s also a completely free app, with no in-app purchases. This makes the emulator a gem, considering how good other developer products are.
5. SuperRetro16 (SNES Emulator):
SuperRetro16 is familiar to many people. However, it has always been one of the most popular SNES emulators. It has support for cloud storage, support for several types of controllers and normal functions like save/load, fast forward and much more. The emulator also includes many visual enhancements that try to make playing games smooth. It can be great if you are looking for extra features.
