I’ve been diving deep into SNES retro game cheats lately, and I came across an incredible collection on the GameMite website. It’s amazing how many cheat codes, hidden secrets, and unlockables the Super Nintendo era offered. From Super Mario World to Chrono Trigger, Donkey Kong Country, and The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, every game seems to have at least one secret that still surprises me.

Have you ever used the classic invincibility code in Super Metroid or those level warp tricks in Super Mario World? Do you still remember them by heart, or do you have to look them up every time? I find it fascinating that back in the day, players had to rely on gaming magazines or word of mouth to discover these codes — now, websites like GameMite make it so easy to find and share them all in one place.

I’m curious that do you think using cheats takes away from the authentic retro gaming experience, or does it make old games more enjoyable in 2025? Some people say cheats ruin the challenge, but for me, they’re part of the fun and nostalgia. What’s your go-to SNES cheat when you want to relive childhood memories without the frustration of endless retries?

Also, has anyone tried testing the cheats from GameMite on modern SNES emulators like SNES9x or RetroArch? Do they all still work properly?