Super Atari-Nintendo Advanced Video System

The Super Atari-Nintendo Advanced Video System (SANAVS) is an 16-bit Fourth-generation home video game console produced, released, and marketed by Nintendo and Atari. In Japan, the system is called the Super Famicom (SFC), which was launched on November 21st, 1990. The SANAVS was launched in August 23rd, 1991​ in North America, and then 1992 for the rest of the world. A CD-ROM add-on for that system made by Philips was released in 1992.

The system was designed to succeed the ANAVS console. In the planning stage, it and the Super Famicom were meant to play ANAVS/Famicom games too, but the feature was scrapped due to chip shortage. Another scrapped feature of the console was a radio-based connection service in 1995, similar to the SFC's Satellaview run by St.GIGA.