Canoe is a SNES emulator that emulates the SNES Classic, running on the ARM CPU in the SNES Classic Edition. It uses a specific rom format, sfrom, and requires game roms to be converted and patched if not compatible. Canoe is built for Linux and runs on the ARM CPU in the SNES Classic Edition. It has three video option modes: Pixel Perfect (8:7 nearest neighbor), 4:3, and Super Mario World.
Canoe is almost as fast as a high-end PC running SNES 9x, providing a true Nintendo experience. A patch works for SNES Online, too. However, cover arts take only around 100kB memory space.
This document provides a list and status of SNES games tested using the built-in Canoe emulator on the SNES Classic, including notes about potential issues, essential SNES games to add, and the most up-to-date Canoe compatibility list. Top-tier games like Pokemon – Glazed, Pokemon – Prism, and Pokémon – Saffron work with Canoe without problems.
The system comes with 512 megs of storage space, but most SA-1 games have either 8KB or 32KB of external memory. Canoe enables it with a Preset ID, so no changes are needed to the games.
A spreadsheet aims to be the most accurate and easy-to-read source of which games work with the default SNES Mini emulator, Canoe, and which don’t. While Canoe is a decent emulator, there is no reason why PSNES works fantastically and is based on SNES9X. The question is whether the real Emulator on the SNES can run at 50 hz PAL. Roms run on the EUR and USA SNES Classics with Canoe without issues.
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