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SNES Manuals
SNES Manual Archive collects scanned manuals for Super Nintendo games, built from years of research and scanning.
About SNES Manuals
SNES Manuals is a website that hosts a collection of scanned manuals for Super Nintendo (SNES) games. The site describes its collection as built from several years of research, scanning, and community submissions. It states that it is non-profit and meant for educational purposes, with no ads, Patreon, or donations. The page says the scans on archive.org belong to the original creators.
The main page is a list of manuals grouped by platform, including Super Famicom, Nintendo 64, and Virtual Boy. Most of the scans are hosted on archive.org. The page links to a high-quality US set of 724 manuals and a community set of more than 860 manuals that includes PAL manuals. The site accepts submissions of Super Famicom manuals, maps, or posters by email. The site uses cookies from Google to deliver its services and analyze traffic, and it states that information about use is shared with Google.
Key features
- Scanned manuals for Super Nintendo games, listed by title
- Separate manual lists for Super Famicom, Nintendo 64, and Virtual Boy
- Links to a high-quality US manual set hosted on archive.org
- Community scan set on archive.org that includes PAL manuals
- Page search with Ctrl+F to locate a single manual
- Email submission route for Super Famicom manuals, maps, or posters
Best for: Players and readers who want to view or locate scanned manuals for Super Nintendo games.
Good for
- The site states that it is non-profit, has no ads, and accepts no donations
- Links to two large scan sets, one of which is described as high quality
- Accepts community submissions by email
Watch out for
- Most full scans are hosted on archive.org rather than on this site
- The site uses Google cookies and shares information about use with Google
- The collection is described as English-language manuals, so other-language manuals are not covered
SNES Manuals at a glance
- Category
- Gaming › Game Utilities & Launchers
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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SNES Manuals FAQ
Does the archive show ads or accept donations?
The site states that it is 100% non-profit and meant for educational purposes. It says it has no ads, no Patreon, and no donations.
How can I submit a manual or scan?
The page asks visitors to email [email protected] for Super Famicom manuals, unique maps, or posters from SNES games.
Where are the full manual scans stored?
The page links to scan sets on archive.org, including a high-quality US set of 724 manuals and a community set of 860+ manuals.
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