Changes

Several SNES games were ported to the PlayStation. More often than not the PS1 ports offer more features. However, the CD format creates loading times. Contrary to popular belief, most of these ports are not emulations. They simply take the text and graphical assets from the SNES game ROM image on the disc, with the rest of the programming being original work.

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PS1: Extra content including FMV & beastiary, longer load times

<br />iOS/Android: Translation based on NDS with additional languages, touch controls, mostly unchanged graphics.

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| style="text-align: left;"| PS1 & Windows: Titled ''Clock Tower: The First Fear''. FMV, minor graphical changes; additional new weapon, enemy, & location

Wonderswan: greyscale colors, poorer audio, lower graphical quality, slightly reduced screen size

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| style="text-align: left;"|Titled ''Contra Advance: The Alien Wars EX''. Removed dual wielding and mega bombs, added lock aim, Mode 7 levels replaced with levels from Contra: Hard Corps, worse audio.

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PS2: Full 3D remake with party enhancements. Only released in Japan.

<br />iOS/Android: Port of the DS version.

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DS: Remake done in a similar vein to the remakes of the previous two games. Features some core gameplay changes.

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| style="text-align: left;"|Worse audio. Japan only.

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'''Original Version'''

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PS1: First official English release of the game.

<br />iOS/Android: Redone sprites (RPG Maker art style), touch controls.

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<br />GBA: Titled ''Final Fantasy VI Advance''. New translation. Extra content, worse audio.

<br />iOS/Android: Redone sprites and Mode-7 sections (RPG Maker art style), touch controls, reworked Cyan Bushido.

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| style="text-align: left;"|DS: Only official English release of the game.

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| style="text-align: left;"|Titled ''Kirby Super Star Ultra''. Extra games, enhanced graphics.

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DOS: Different aspect ratio, worse audio.

<br />iOS/Android: Touch controls, "redrawn" graphics (actually smeared versions of the SNES graphics), much slower gameplay, level movement restrictions, no stage changes after beating Mavericks in a certain order, optional microtransactions.

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PS1, Saturn: Remixed soundtrack.

<br />GC, PS2: Based on PS1 version.

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| style="text-align: left;"|Titled ''Ogre Battle: Limited Edition''. Slightly enhanced graphics and sound.

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| style="text-align: left;"| Wonderswan: Enhanced graphics, new story scenario & side quest (Japan only)

PS2: Enhanced 3D graphics

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| style="text-align: left;"| Android/iOS: Partially enhanced graphics, enhanced fonts & menus, touch controls

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The version in ''Super Mario All-Stars + Super Mario World'' has unique sprites for Luigi.

<br />GBA: Titled ''Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2''. Slight additions, worse audio, Mario voice clips. Different Luigi sprites from either SNES version.

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| style="text-align: left;"|GBA: Titled ''Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3''. New levels, worse audio.

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| style="text-align: left;"|Titled ''Star Ocean: First Departure''. Only official English release.

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PS1: Slowdown removed.

<br />GBA: New levels, worse audio.

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PS1: First English release. Slightly enhanced music.

<br />PSP: Very enhanced, more features

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'''PS1:''' Cleaner graphics, different sprites, new effects, partial voice acting, food system, skits.

<br />'''PSP Tales of Phantasia X Narikiri Dungeon:''' PSP version with even more additional content (Grade shop) and a remade spin-off.

<br />'''iOS/Android:''' F2P port of ToP X. Sub-par translation. At least GBA one had better controls and interface than this. No longer available.

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