The SNES Classic Edition has a pixelated screen because of how the emulator works. When you run an emulator, it loads the game ROM into memory and then displays it on your screen. This is essentially what the SNES Classic Edition does - It loads the game ROMs into memory and displays them on your TV. However, emulators are not perfect and can sometimes cause graphical glitches. This is because they are trying to accurately simulate the original hardware, which isn't always possible. In the case of the SNES Classic Edition, one of these graphical...