ZSNES programmer reemerges decades later to discuss the legendary emulator that defined an era
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ZSNES developer zsKnight broke his decades-long silence to discuss the groundbreaking Super Nintendo emulator that revolutionized retro gaming on PCs. Released in 1997, ZSNES was among the first emulators to run SNES games at full speed using assembly code and clever programming tricks, including secret save states for lag-free online multiplayer. The programmer was surprisingly unaware of his creation's massive popularity until years later, and now develops indie games while successors have surpassed his original work.
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