Best SNES emulator on PC and Mac

Today is interesting to find some of the "legendary" game ROM on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) to play on the computer, available to "test" several applications simulator SNES on the computer at this time. Any good, available to introduce to you.
After the round test, the best app for playing SNES on a Windows product key computer (and Mac) is the bsnes. Install this bsnes on Windows machine you do not need to download more DirectX to install as Snes9x in the past, quite handy. Full image and sound, frame stabilization, full options such as save state, control keyboard, full gamepad support, ... And especially the Windows version of bsnes also supports NES, Gameboy, Gameboy Color and Gameboy Advance.
Play SNES emulator on Windows 10 product key
First, you need to install bsnes 0.88. The emulator is compressed by 7z so you can uninstall it if you can add 7-zip application to extract.

After unpacking you run the bsnes.exe file to launch the application. Go to Load menu> Super Famicom ... to load rom SNES into play. It is quite inconvenient that bsnes will only receive * .sfc files, while many roms on the network have the extension * .smc, in case you have the rom file tail *.smc, you simply change the back to * .sfc to load with bsnes.

To adjust the keyboard configuration for ease of play and more appropriate you can go to Settings> Configurations menu> select Input and edit. Also, during the game if you want to save the game at that point to later play you just select Tools> Save State> select any slot to save.
Play SNES simulator on Macintosh
I also tested on a Mac to be available to any Macintosh users who want to experience the ancient game can play. And the results I found bsnes simulator is still the best. bsnes on Mac reads the smc file without changing it.
You can download the bsnes emulator for Mac here. Unzip the zip file to have the dmg file installed. Run bsnes, go to File> Open to load rom to run is.
You can also change the joystick structure by going to the BSNES> Preferences> Joysticks> Configuration Keyboard ....