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	SNES mouse on a PC
		The SNES mouse communicates with the SNES in the same way controllers do, but the SNES reads 32 bits instead of reading only 16 bits.
		The interface for connecting the mouse to the parallel port is identical to the snes controller interface.
		Using the mouse in X: If you want to use the mouse for normal work under the X window system, you may want to adjust acceleration to compensate for the low report rate of this mouse (remember, it was designed for a console with a low display resolution).
	www.raphnet.net /electronique/snesmouse/index_en.php (621 words)

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		The SNES is also the predecessor to the Nintendo 64 (N64), a 64 bit system, which was released in July 1996, and is Nintendo's flagship system today.
		This is the jack often used to connect the SNES to a TV using the RCA output cable that came with the SNES, as well as the S-Video cable.
		The SNES was later sold, about a year and a half after its release, as a bare bones set, the "Power Set", as Nintendo called it, with only the control deck, one controller, RF cable, stereo A/V cable (I believe), and manual; no game.
	www.overclocked.org /emusnesfaq.txt (6467 words)

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		SNES hardware notes by Charles MacDonald WWW: http://cgfm2.emuviews.com Unpublished work Copyright 2003 Charles MacDonald This document is in a very preliminary state and is subject to change.
		Most everything within has been tested and verified on a SNES but please be aware that my testing methods or interpretations of results could be flawed.
		The SNES has two address busses, the A-Bus which is used by the CPU, ROM, WRAM, etc. and the B-Bus which is used by the PPU1, PPU2, APU I/O ports, and WRAM.
	cgfm2.emuviews.com /txt/snestech.txt (4280 words)

	Sci.Electronics FAQ: Repair: SNES Protocols
		OK, the SNES uses the 65816 processor, which is basically a 16-bit version of the 6502.
		The snes mouse uses the same timing and protocol as a regular pad for it's buttons.
		The snes recognizes the mouse when the bit at the 16th clock cycle is low instead of high.
	www.repairfaq.org /REPAIR/F_SNES.html (1317 words)

	Snes: SNES Mouse On A Computer - Kotaku
		Canadian programmer Raphael figured out how to get extra use outta that Nintendo produced a mouse for the SNES.
		He made a table that explains what each bit of the mouse controller does, included an interface schematic and a patch for anyone with a SNES mouse and free time.
		Since I have a major adversion to cutting up old hardware I was thinking about making a reproduction, but gave up that idea.
	www.kotaku.com /gaming/snes/snes-mouse-on-a-computer-167589.php (194 words)

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		The SNES mouse, Multi-player 5 and SuperScope external add-ons are all emulated, they cost extra money with a real SNES.
		SNES ROM images come in lots of different formats, depending on the copier device that was originally used to create the image amongst other things, and sometimes Snes9x has trouble auto-detecting the exact ROM format.
		If you want the SNES image to fill your computer screen and want maximum speed, use the 3dfx bi-linear option if you have a Voodoo 3dfx card, or select output image mode as none and check the full-screen and stretch image options.
	www.uvm.edu /~agarovoy/pictures/Emulators/SNESemulator/README.W32 (2705 words)

	Nintendo DS ::: Advanced Media Network - Yoshi's Island, Elite Beat Agents, Zelda: Phantom Hourglass, Final Fantasy
		On the SNES, at least until the invention of the SNES Mouse, games such as Sim City, Civilization, and Sim City 2000 forced the user to navigate with the D-Pad and buttons.
		SNES Civilization and Sim City 2000 did have use of the mouse, but with it, the games lagged along quite slowly as it wasn’t implemented well.
		Again, on the systems these games have appeared, either a mouse had not been designed for it, or were sold in such low numbers most never got a hold of one.
	ds.advancedmn.com /article.php?artid=1533 (1215 words)

	SNEqr: User's Manual
		In the case of SNEqr, it creates a SNES "Virtual Machine" so that you can take a ROM image (taken from a SNES cartridge you own, or an identical copy of a cartridge you own) and run it on your computer.
		BGs and Sprites: These are the "layers" of SNES graphics; most of the time, all five options should be enabled.
		SNES games store certain variables at certain locations in memory, and this feature is designed to help you search for those locations so that you can modify them.
	www.geocities.com /Qwertie256/attic/snesemu/manual.html (7573 words)

	Emulation Zone- Super Nintendo Accessories (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Then it tells the SNES to place the shot on the screen at that spot during the next scan.
		SNES game paks are then plugged into the modem, and users can hook up with another player--anywhere in the country.
		When the mouse is shipped, there is a red tab that holds the mouse ball in place.
	www.emulationzone.org /consoles/snes/other.htm (1958 words)

	Snes9x.COM
		what i want to do now is use the snes mouse as an actual mouse.
		i'd try stuffing another mouses hardware inside the snes mouse case but i'm having a hard time finding one that's going to work.
		the mouse must be ball based, and i'd prefer to have it usb but serial would work if necessary.
	www.snes9x.com /forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=9833&ARCHIVE= (304 words)

	Zophar's Domain: Super Nintendo Emulators (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		This is a newer SNES emulator and is in active progress.
		This is now one of the best SNES emulators around, and it stands only second to ZSNES in terms of compatibility.
		It features all SNES screen modes as well as add/sub transparencies in 16 bit graphics mode (VESA2 support is required), mosaic effects, Super FX emulation (Star Fox, etc), DSP1 emulation (Mario Kart, etc), C4 emulation (MegaMan X2/3), real time saving, and a really great GUI which lets you configure the emulator to your heart's content.
	www.zophar.net /snes.html (931 words)

	Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		By the end of the 16-bit era, the SNES had sold twice as many units as the Sega Genesis.
		Like the earlier NES 2, the new model was designed to be slimmer and lighter than its predecessor but lacked S-Video and RGB output, and would prove to be among the last major SNES-related releases in America.
		Some video game critics consider the SNES era "the golden age of video games," citing the many groundbreaking games and classics made for the system.
	www.fzero.co.uk /snes.htm (2481 words)

	Re: mario paint (snes) mouse problems
		SNES emulators don't use the mouse in the actual game.
		In Reply to: mario paint (snes) mouse problems posted by wildturkey12 on June 26, 2005 at 4:29 am:
		if anyone knows how to get the mouse to work on that game i would be greatfull.
	vimm.net /cgi-bin/bbs/messages/597.htm (78 words)

	Snes9x Tutorial (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The Snes was the console of the early ninties.
		The Snes was far superior to the Megadrive technically but lacked speed and due to the interference of Nintendo some of the game conversions lacked the content of the Megadrive alternative (Mortal Kombat springs to mind).
		Rotate between Multi-player 5, mouse on port 1, mouse on port 2 and SuperScope emulation.
	www.mameworld.net /easyemu/snes9xtut.htm (1798 words)

	Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		All of the American cases from the original NES to the SNES 2 were designed by Lance Barr.
		Proponents of SNES emulation cite as arguments for their continued distribution: the discontinued production of the SNES, the right of the owner of the respective game to make a personal backup, the frailty of SNES cartridges and the lack of certain foreign imports.
		Generally thought to have been a single microcontroller unit with different mask roms on it for several Seta chips, two of which were used on SNES carts and at least one used on arcade systems.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Snes (4968 words)

	Review - Mario Paint
		The mouse is well designed, and fits the hand snugly.
		The only squabble is with the painting area, it's difficult to make a straight line (or stay in the lines) with the mouse, so it could get frustrating at times.
		Nintendo's attempt at application software is a nice thing to see, however, it falls short in playability and usability due to the fact that the SNES is not a practical platform for this type of software.
	ndex.simgames.net /reviews/snes/mariopaint.htm (777 words)

	SNES Mouse - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Super NES Mouse is a peripheral released by Nintendo in 1992 for the Super Nintendo video game system (SNES).
		Originally designed for use with the game Mario Paint, the SNES Mouse was sold in a bundle with the game for $59.95 in the United States and included a plastic mouse pad.
		Although this device closely resembles and mimicks the functionality of a two-button computer mouse, it was smaller than most computer mice of the time and had a significantly shorter cord than the standard Super NES controller.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/SNES_Mouse (210 words)

	Emuboards > SNES emulation on DS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		I realise there is an SNES emulator already available for the GBA, though it is riddled with bugs and does not produce sound.
		Now we have the topic of the Nintendo DS with SNES emulation, my prediction is that it will be able to emulate it pretty darn well and play most games with sound.
		With the two screen idea for the snes emulator, it will only be mirroring an image, one smaller than the other, in theory there shouldn't be a problem with doing that.
	www.emuboards.com /invision/lofiversion/index.php/t19275.html (2968 words)

	zerosign.net » SNES Mouse on a PC
		Hardware hacker, Raphael recently ported his old SNES mouse to his computer.
		While the mouse itself was nothing special (pretty crappy in fact) I do appreciate the irony - adapting a device on a computer that was designed to adapt computer functionality on a console is like a really bad joke that’s so bad, it’s funny again.
		What would be cool is if they modded an optical mouse into it and added a scroll wheel.
	www.zerosign.net /index.php/2006/04/12/snes-mouse-on-a-pc (170 words)

	Shadowrun (SNES)
		I downloaded an emulator just to play this one game, but the battle system confused me, the graphics, though of higher resolution, were less atmospherical, and the whole thing could hold my attention only for seconds.
		The SNES version, on the other hand, is a remarkable game that suffers mostly under the two facts that it was written (a) for the SNES and (b) a few years to early.
		The SNES mouse had been released the previous year, but the game didn't support it, very few games did in fact, the only one I know for sure is Populous 2.
	members.chello.at /theodor.lauppert/games/shadowrn.htm (924 words)

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		The excellent Nintendo SNES emulator Snes9x was updated to v1.36 for Windows.
		In the first rumour for you, apparently Lord Chaos is working on a new Snes Emulator for Dreamcast.
		supports the snes mouse, and has a slew of other options as well including movie recording and modem to modem netplay!
	www.lycos.com /info/snes-emulator.html?page=2 (328 words)

	Super NES/Famicom Mouse
		Nintendo released the Super NES Mouse in the US in 1992, and sometime around that time in Japan, which I am not exactly sure of currently.
		It is, basically, a two button mouse that plugs into controller 1 or controller 2 on your SNES, depending on which game you are using.
		The idea was to help bring PC gaming to the SNES, however, this device ended up being mostly used for the game of sorts that came with it, Mario Paint.
	www.gamersgraveyard.com /repository/snes/peripherals/snesmouse.html (406 words)

	Emulators
		This is the best SNES emulator currently available.
		Zsnes has many added features such as save-state, save snapshot and peripheral options such as super- scope and SNES mouse.
		Also has 4 player options and SNES header name in load menu.
	www.angelfire.com /electronic2/emudump1/Emulators.html (96 words)

	SNES Mouse - AtariAge Forums
		The only one that comes to mind is Mario Paint, and I suspect the SNES Shadowrun might support it...
		The back of the box claims you can use either: a regular controller, a mouse or the super scope.
		I didnt know it supported mouse, but the controller works really well IMHO.
	www.atariage.com /forums/index.php?showtopic=52098 (339 words)

	Nintendo City - Mouse Cursors
		Here are some Nintendo-Related Mouse Cursors for you to download and use.
		The following Mouse Cursers were sent in by Tyler Alverson.
		I'm not sure how, and even if it's possible to install these mouse cursors on another operating system, if you know, please e-mail me at webmaster@nintendocity.com
	www.nintendocity.com /mouse_cursors.shtml (137 words)

	Go Nintendo » Blog Archive » Did you know - Never released Kirby game for SNES that used SNES mouse- What ...
		Also around that time, DMA were contracted to work on a Kirby title for the publisher, though this never made it to release.
		“It was to be a showcase for the SNES mouse, but the mouse did not sell that well and the game was not great when played with a joypad, so it never saw the light of day,” explains Jones.
		I really dug Mario Paint back in the day, and had always hoped there would be more uses for the SNES mouse.
	gonintendo.com /?p=10768 (361 words)

	TechEBlog » SNES Mouse on a PC
		Raphael built a custom adapter — same ones used to connect SNES gamepads — for an old SNES Mario Paint mouse.
		Here are a few good reasons: (at least, those are good reasons for me!) The ability to play Mario-Paint with the real original mouse.
		This entry was posted on Wednesday, April 12th, 2006 at 1:19 am and is filed under Video Games, Computers, Mods.
	www.techeblog.com /index.php/tech-gadget/snes-mouse-on-a-pc (235 words)

	Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Game-Machines.com
		Any company was allowed to produce liscenced SNES software, but Nintendo rated the games and promoted the better ones.
		The NEC TurboGrafx-16 fell behind, and the SNES and Genesis stayed neck and neck until the next generation of gaming hit the market.
		The SNES mouse, which was released with the game Mario Paint is a two-button mouse, like any computer mouse.
	www.game-machines.com /consoles/snes.php (483 words)

	Snes Central: Sound Fantasy
		Sound Fantasy, due to arrive in a larger game box (the size similar to the EarthBound’ or Mario Paint boxes), was to come packed in with the SNES mouse and mouse pad.
		Developed by Nintendo, this interesting-looking title was probably scheduled to be released early 1992 (around Mario Paint, which debuted on May 12th of that year), but obviously Mario Paint was the one released.
		It would have been silly to have two separate games both with the SNES Mouse packed in, and I’m sure the Nintendo workers were wondering whether a musically-oriented game would sell on their 16-bit system.
	snescentral.edgeemu.com /article.php?id=0114 (380 words)

	SNES Techspec
		My advice is to only get the Super GB if you have a SNES but don´t have a GB already and still wants to play all the brilliant GB games there is. With the Super GB you can then play all the SML games (1, 2 and 3) and Zelda 4 for example.
		This two button mouse was released in 1992 by Nintendo bundled with the great art program Mario Paint.
		History: There is rumours that Nintendo released some SNES games (like Final Fantasy 3 and Chrono Trigger) that didn't work with the SNES version of the Game Genie, and that therefore there are several versions of those games...
	www.nintendoland.com /snes/access.htm (1785 words)

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