SNES Start Screens Combined Into 9-Hour Video
YouTube user NicksplosionFX's Super Press Start contains every Super Nintendo start screen in alphabetical order.
You may recall <a href=http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/131565-NES-Start-Screens-Compiled-in-Epic-YouTube-Video>earlier this year when YouTuber NicksplosionFX released a three hour video containing the start screen of nearly ever NES game ever released. Well, if you enjoyed that chunk of retro goodness, you may want to swing by his <a href=https://www.youtube.com/user/NicksplosionFX>YouTube channel because Mr. Splosion has just released a new video that makes his Press Start video look like child's play.
Clocking in at just over nine hours in length, NicksplosionFX's Super Press Start is more than three times the length of the Press Start video and, according to Splosion himself, contains "every single Super Nintendo start screen" organized in alphabetical order. Perhaps to avoid potential complaints from gamers who claimed that his his Tumblr detailing every game that made it into the video.
Of course, if you'd like to personally verify you're welcome to sit down for nine hours and watch the whole thing from start to finish. Honestly, I'm almost tempted to make an attempt myself. I would need to clear up a work day to watch it and my eyes would probably be all sorts of bloodshot by the end, but I'm thinking it could be worth it. The 16-bit era of console gaming is, sadly, one that saw me mostly sitting on the sidelines and I think it would be really interesting to get a glimpse of all the different games the SNES played host to during its life span.
Source: <a href=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9V-A_26s0M>YouTube
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YouTube user NicksplosionFX's Super Press Start contains every Super Nintendo start screen in alphabetical order.
You may recall <a href=http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/131565-NES-Start-Screens-Compiled-in-Epic-YouTube-Video>earlier this year when YouTuber NicksplosionFX released a three hour video containing the start screen of nearly ever NES game ever released. Well, if you enjoyed that chunk of retro goodness, you may want to swing by his <a href=https://www.youtube.com/user/NicksplosionFX>YouTube channel because Mr. Splosion has just released a new video that makes his Press Start video look like child's play.
Clocking in at just over nine hours in length, NicksplosionFX's Super Press Start is more than three times the length of the Press Start video and, according to Splosion himself, contains "every single Super Nintendo start screen" organized in alphabetical order. Perhaps to avoid potential complaints from gamers who claimed that his his Tumblr detailing every game that made it into the video.
Of course, if you'd like to personally verify you're welcome to sit down for nine hours and watch the whole thing from start to finish. Honestly, I'm almost tempted to make an attempt myself. I would need to clear up a work day to watch it and my eyes would probably be all sorts of bloodshot by the end, but I'm thinking it could be worth it. The 16-bit era of console gaming is, sadly, one that saw me mostly sitting on the sidelines and I think it would be really interesting to get a glimpse of all the different games the SNES played host to during its life span.
Source: <a href=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9V-A_26s0M>YouTube
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