Snes Company Profile

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Company Name	Snes
Website	https://en.wikipedia.org
Snippet	The Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES), also known as the Super NES or Super Nintendo, is a 16-bit home video game console developed by Nintendo that was released in 1990 in Japan and South Korea, [citation needed] 1991 in North America, 1992 in Europe and Australasia (), and 1993 in South America.In Japan, the system is called the Super Famicom (SFC).
CPU	Ricoh 5A22 @ 3.58 MHz
Type	Home video game console
Media	ROM cartridge
Sound	Nintendo S-SMP
Website	snes.edu
Industry	government administration
Lifespan	1990–2003[5]
linkedin	linkedin.com/company/snes
Developer	Nintendo R&D2
Successor	Nintendo 64
Generation	Fourth generation
Units sold	Worldwide: 49.10 million[5] North America 23.35 million Japan: 17.17 millionOther: 8.58 million
size_range	1 - 10
Predecessor	Nintendo Entertainment System
display_url	snes.edu
Discontinued	JP: September 25, 2003[7], NA: 1999[6], EU: 1998, BR: 2003, KOR: April 1, 2003[8]
Manufacturer	Nintendo
Release date	JP: November 21, 1990[1], NA: August 23, 1991[a], UK: April 11, 1992[2], EU: June 1992[3], IRL: April 11, 1992[2], AU: July 3, 1992[2], BR: August 30, 1993[4]
Also known as	JP: Super Famicom, KOR: Super Comboy
Online services	Satellaview (Japan only) XBAND (USA and Canada only) Nintendo Power (Japan only)
Best-selling game	Super Mario World (pack-in)(20.60 million)[9], Donkey Kong Country (pack-in), 9 million[10], Super Mario Kart (pack-in), 8 million[11], Street Fighter II: The World Warrior (stand-alone), 6.3 million[12]
Introductory price	¥25,000 US$199
Number of employees	1

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