Getting your hands on SNES games can be a bit tricky for a variety of reasons, but if you want a dose of SNES nostalgia on the go, check out one of these SNES emulators for Android.
Top 5 SNES Emulators to Use in 2024
John NESS combines NES and SNES emulators from the well-known emulation company John Emulators. If you’ve ever tried emulation, you might be familiar with some of their previous software options: John NES and John SNES. If so, you’ll be happy to know that the same level of quality is present, even with this two-for-one app.
John NESS includes advanced features such as cloud saves, custom digital buttons, cheat codes, and fast forward and slow down buttons. Next to RetroArch, John NESS is one of the most praised Android emulation options.
SuperRetro16 is free to download, but offers in-app purchases (including the option to pay for an ad-free version). In terms of features, it's one of the most comprehensive options on the Google Play Store, with graphical improvements that make games run smoother and cloud storage, which offers a reliable way to back up your data.
