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Back in October 2020 I did a feature on a project<\/span> that was trying to find every Super Nintendo manual in existence, scan them and upload them onto the internet. I\u2019m happy to report that, as of July 2022, the project has now completed a significant\u2014and for many of you reading this it\u2019s primary\u2014milestone.<\/p>\n

When I published that feature<\/span>, the team (including Arachness, BuffaloJoe, Timber, SNES Central and Grant Kirkhart) working on the project\u2014led by streamer and archivist Peebs<\/span>\u2014had uploaded around 600 scans, and had only around 100 manuals remaining until they had scanned the instructions for every game ever released in the West during the console\u2019s lifespan.<\/p>\n

That was good progress, but also, the deeper they got through the SNES\u2019 library, the harder it was going to be to find booklets for the weirdest and rarest games in the collection. Then, last week:<\/p>\n