You can try games out for yourself by grabbing the latest beta of bsnes-hd down below.

Notably, a widescreen mode for non-Mode 7 backgrounds has also been added, though it's buggy and can cause crashes in specific games such as Donkey Kong Country, while F-Zero appears to work fine, and Super Mario World, though it has some issues, it also plays well enough. This was done not only for clarity on the title of the project, but also because DerKoun plans to add new upscaling features to more than just Mode 7 related things. Firstly, this branch of the emulator has gotten an official name: bsnes-hd. After a few tweaks here and there, the 5th beta of the 'Mode 7 HD' mod has released, bringing with it some new changes and additions. Byuu, the lead developer behind bsnes, then incorporated DerKoun's code into an official branch of the emulator, to be built upon.

This allowed for SNES games that utilized Mode 7 to be upscaled at up to 4x their original resolution. Not too long ago, we saw the first release of the Mode 7 HD mod by DerKoun for bsnes, a Super Nintendo emulator.

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