PocketSNES "Bleeding Edge" is the most recent, up-to-date, test releases of the emulator. They usually include fixes and optimizations that have not yet been fully tested or incorporated into the official release.

Download link for other processors:
  • SH3 Processors - 261 KB

Update Description:
Changes for v1.12.200 (build 2003-01-16):
- added support for loading ROMs from .zip files
- changed file open dialog to allow loading .fig and .zip files
- fixed bug in iPAQ 38xx portrait display mode where the screen wasn't centered
properly and it cut off the bottom part of the screen
- changed some build options to speed it up a tiny bit.

**** [Dec 10, 2007] by Noremacam using SCH-i760
Emulator runs full speed on my SCH-i760, but I could not get the sound to work.

** [Feb 23, 2007] by Komdour using ipaq 2495b
It looks nice to start and maybe its just my ipaq but it josnt cach the folder extensions. Even when I moved my roms into the program files folder it still showed up blanke. I don't know what els to do.

***** [Jan 6, 2006] by Xern using Qtek S100
This is perfect! I have a Qtek S100 (very small amount of buttons) and it runs at top speed in smw1! I locked it at frameskip:1 and play with the record and camera buttons (using landscape mode). Best snes emu out there! :D

***** [Feb 25, 2005] by www.ghoolsoft.tk using Toshiba e400
It's the best emulator for snes I have ever seen.

***** [Jun 7, 2004] by Mike Miller using Jornada 540
Its hard to get roms working on my Jornada because its an older model and there just aren't enough buttons to assign to the SNES controls. Fortunately, this one came with onscreen controls so I can just click on the screen without turning on the keyboard every 3 seconds. Works great with all my SNES roms. It didn't seem to recognize my nes roms, but I'm not sure if its supposed to anyways. Easy to pause and save game progress too! Just click the screen, no brainer.

**** [Jun 2, 2004] by andy b using iPAQ 1940
Easy to install and works just fine, though the sound needs a little work (perhaps that's just down to the ROMs I've been using?). Much better that slogging your SNES around with you.