How to Save Game Progress [Super NES Classic Edition]
Super NES Classic Edition
In this article, you'll learn how to save game progress or create a suspend point on the Super NES Classic Edition.
Note
- In addition to suspend points, some games include in-game save options.
- Up to four suspend points can be saved for each game.
Complete these steps
- While in a game, slide the Reset switch up on the console to create a temporary suspend point in the HOME Menu (indicated by the flapping wings).
Important: A temporary suspend point is not saved automatically, and will be deleted if the system is shut off or if another game is started prior to saving it.
- Press Down on the D-pad to move the temporary suspend point to a save slot in the Suspend Point List, then press the Y Button to save it.
- A saved suspend point is indicated by a blue or a yellow circle in the Game List.
- If there are no available save slots for a given game, you can save a new suspend point over an existing one. The previous suspend point data will be overwritten.
- A saved suspend point is indicated by a blue or a yellow circle in the Game List.
