Super Nintendo "Crash Course" Playlist

This console defined my early childhood... Sure, I suppose I did have a 2600, an NES, a Genesis and even a Game Boy first.., but those were all bestowed upon me without much preempting. The 2600 and the NES got me hooked on video games in the first place, and the Genesis helped me acquire a more sophisticated gaming pallet, but the SNES was different. All of my previous gaming experience led me to one inescapable conclusion... I just had to have a Super Nintendo! I begged for that thing for a whole year! I pined for that machine like no other, and when it came for Christmas 1992 with a copy of The Legend of Zelda A Link to the Past, it was everything I'd been waiting for! With 256 colors, awesome sound, great controllers and an excellent game library including RPGs, Platformers, Beat'em ups and Fighters the SNES was solid from top to bottom. Everything about the SNES was "Super," and let's not forget Super Mario World and Super Metroid! Just writing this makes me want to play those games right now...

Suppose, however, that you bought a Genesis/Mega Drive instead? (another amazing piece of hardware) That means you may have completely missed out what is considered by some to be the greatest video game console of all time! Well, that's a problem we mean to fix with this "crash course" playlist to school you on the grey box. We've got reviews from SilverMongoose, Classic Game Room and HappyConsoleGamer along with a history of the SNES2 and an original TV ad starring Paul Rudd. Now you`re playin` with SUPERPOWER!"

1-2. SilverMongoose shares insights & info including a buyers guide
3. Classic Game Room offers a humorous review of the Super Nintendo
4. CGRundertow offers a humorous review of the Super Famicom
5. The Gaming Historian provides a history of the SNES 2
6. HappyConsoleGamer compares Super Nintendo vs. Super Famicom
7. ScrewAttack with their TOP 10 GAMES for SNES
8. Winter 1991 SNES commercial starring Paul Rudd

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