"Sness"

>"Sness"

If you dont call it the Super Nintendo you're a big ol' faggot. Its not that hard to say and it isnt fucking time consuming. Why would you even abbreviate it?

sness

>"Nintendo Four-and-Sixty"

I called it the Nintendo 2 like everyone else

>Super Nintendo Entertainment System aka Super Famicom in Japan

Sex and rest

>Ess En E Ess

Fruit fly: Ess enn ee ess
Brainlet: Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Normal: Super Nintendo
Galaxy brain: Sness

No, this isn't the variation on the meme where the best ones are ironically paired with the lowest forms of intelligence.

>"Gickin"

>S-N-E-S

>GCN

>Atari Two-Thousand and Six-hundred

>PEE ESS TRIPPLE

I pronounce it Suh-knee-sah

How come nintendo made a 64 bit console in 1995 while PCs didn't become 64 bit until like 2010??

Really makes you think.

>saying triple instead of three
Literally who?

>have two unopened SNES Classics in my closet
>don't feel like playing them
>don't feel like there's enough profit to warrant trying to flip them
>don't really know if I have the autism to hoard them for 10 years to sell later

do I just return them?

S N E S S

SEGA

>
>Literally who?

I miss Chad daddy.

NEC who made the processor had existing 64 bit processors but it just wasn't something we saw in home use yet. It was pretty worthless on the n64 it still had 32 but buses and devs almost never used the 64 bit operations.

Intel and Microsoft. The latter was mostly to blame really as without OS support there was little reason to move from 32 to 64bit CPUs.

>snez

>and
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but that's how you're supposed to say it

i never noticed that they swapped actors there for the swing

>S-N-E-S

>GCN

>super nes

Marketing really. They simply wanted a number that was bigger than the competing numbers. I myself fell for the 64 bit meme when I bought a PC with an Athlon 64 in 2004 when 64 bit Windows XP was still experimental, useless and highly unstable, and I ran 32 bit Windows the entire time. Afterwards I actually went BACK to a 32 bit processor and didn't return to 64 bit until 2011.

>Sneed