The fabled SNES-PlayStation prototype has been turned on and disassembled | Ars Technica
Random: Rather Than Pay A Fortune For The Legendary SNES PlayStation, One Man Built His Own | Nintendo Life
SNES PlayStation CD-ROM prototype sells for $360,000 at auction | Shacknews
Random: Rather Than Pay A Fortune For The Legendary SNES PlayStation, One Man Built His Own | Nintendo Life
VideoGameArt&Tidbits on X: "SNES CD specs and info from Electronic Games (April 1993). https://t.co/JpxXE5RKYM" / X
It was reported the unreleased SNES CD ROM was to be a 32bit add-on (originally partnered with Sony). Of course it was cancelled and Sony went ahead to create the first Playstation instead. If the SNES actually had its CD ROM, what do you think the ...
SNES CD - Lo que pudo ser - Vandal
File:SNES CD-ROM.webp - WikiBound, your community-driven EarthBound/Mother wiki
Homem cria o seu próprio protótipo do SNES-CD - Nintendo Blast
Yup, That's A Nintendo PlayStation Alright | by Matt Hawkins | Attract Mode | Medium
Possible SNES CD third-party addon? : r/snes
A Game on the SNES CD!! | Nostalgia Nerd - YouTube
What Really Happened To The Super Nintendo CD-ROM?
Nintendo Play Station Superdisc Discovered - News - Nintendo World Report
Random: Rather Than Pay A Fortune For The Legendary SNES PlayStation, One Man Built His Own | Nintendo Life
SNES PlayStation CD-ROM Prototype valued at over $30,000 in an online auction | Shacknews
SNES CD-ROM | Nintendo | Fandom
Frank Cifaldi (Complete).torrent on X: "I love this mock-up of the SNES CD add-on, it's literally just a Super Famicom on top of a Macintosh CD drive. https://t.co/XmBgNPmlE9" / X
Super NES CD-ROM - Wikipedia
SNES-CD Boot ROM Discovered (Maybe) | GBAtemp.net - The Independent Video Game Community
Rare Nintendo PlayStation Found in an Attic
A Game on the SNES CD!! | Nostalgia Nerd - YouTube
Super Nintendo CD-ROM Finally Revealed!
Apple cd add on the SNES : r/nintendo
Another Look at the Ultra Rare Super NES (SNES) CD ROM Game Console That Actually Exists - TechEBlog
Fabled CD-playing, SNES-compatible “Play Station” prototype found in a box | Ars Technica
