Cabbusses
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The Satellaview nerd guy.
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Have you ever tried waiting until the last possible second to get the Red Ring and Magical Sword in BS Zelda?
Believe it or not, I did this by accident.
(This will be on one of my longer YouTube uploads soon.)
Believe it or not, I did this by accident.
(This will be on one of my longer YouTube uploads soon.)
May 7, 2025 at 6:43 PM
Have you ever tried waiting until the last possible second to get the Red Ring and Magical Sword in BS Zelda?
Believe it or not, I did this by accident.
(This will be on one of my longer YouTube uploads soon.)
Believe it or not, I did this by accident.
(This will be on one of my longer YouTube uploads soon.)
In BS Zelda, items dropped by enemies can be picked up by your weapons and subweapons like the sword and boomerang.
However, any rupees planted in an indoors location that are not a random drop can't be picked up by this method - the player needs to touch them directly.
However, any rupees planted in an indoors location that are not a random drop can't be picked up by this method - the player needs to touch them directly.
May 2, 2025 at 2:22 PM
In BS Zelda, items dropped by enemies can be picked up by your weapons and subweapons like the sword and boomerang.
However, any rupees planted in an indoors location that are not a random drop can't be picked up by this method - the player needs to touch them directly.
However, any rupees planted in an indoors location that are not a random drop can't be picked up by this method - the player needs to touch them directly.
BS Zelda build differences between premiere and reruns can be hard to spot... But I found one!
In the Premiere, the whirlpool that blocks your access to level 5 in episodes 1 and 2 has the same tile graphics as an underwater Zora. But in subsequent rebroadcasts, it has new art!
In the Premiere, the whirlpool that blocks your access to level 5 in episodes 1 and 2 has the same tile graphics as an underwater Zora. But in subsequent rebroadcasts, it has new art!
April 25, 2025 at 1:47 AM
BS Zelda build differences between premiere and reruns can be hard to spot... But I found one!
In the Premiere, the whirlpool that blocks your access to level 5 in episodes 1 and 2 has the same tile graphics as an underwater Zora. But in subsequent rebroadcasts, it has new art!
In the Premiere, the whirlpool that blocks your access to level 5 in episodes 1 and 2 has the same tile graphics as an underwater Zora. But in subsequent rebroadcasts, it has new art!
April 23, 2025 at 4:52 AM
Anime day ROM release, Near-anniversary ROM release, and others. superfamicom.org/blog/
April 15, 2025 at 5:47 PM
Anime day ROM release, Near-anniversary ROM release, and others. superfamicom.org/blog/
Hey guys I joined the trend hyuk hyuk
April 6, 2025 at 10:22 PM
Hey guys I joined the trend hyuk hyuk
Can someone make this but good?
April 2, 2025 at 3:40 PM
Can someone make this but good?
In lieu of a proper April Fool's joke this year, here's screens from Nintendo Power 107 (Satellaview version)
April 1, 2025 at 6:15 PM
In lieu of a proper April Fool's joke this year, here's screens from Nintendo Power 107 (Satellaview version)
Happy Mar10 day, Satellaview fans! Guess what we got!
March 10, 2025 at 6:38 PM
Happy Mar10 day, Satellaview fans! Guess what we got!
This will give a hint as to what I'm working on:
March 6, 2025 at 8:16 PM
This will give a hint as to what I'm working on:
Dezaemon ports over some songs from Athena's arcade game "Daioh" as available presets for creators to use.
BS-X Shooting ended up using one (Well, two, but the level clear song is also a default used in Daioh Gale, so it may not count as an actual selection) of said songs.
BS-X Shooting ended up using one (Well, two, but the level clear song is also a default used in Daioh Gale, so it may not count as an actual selection) of said songs.
February 24, 2025 at 3:46 AM
Dezaemon ports over some songs from Athena's arcade game "Daioh" as available presets for creators to use.
BS-X Shooting ended up using one (Well, two, but the level clear song is also a default used in Daioh Gale, so it may not count as an actual selection) of said songs.
BS-X Shooting ended up using one (Well, two, but the level clear song is also a default used in Daioh Gale, so it may not count as an actual selection) of said songs.
The "Sound Journal" series of broadcasts are not games per-se, but rather a presentation of a radio playlist where the Satellaview features lyrics and soundtrack/artist info.
Currently ROM dumped is "S.J. For Lovers Volume 1", which displays peculiar "Placeholder graphic" behavior when loaded...
Currently ROM dumped is "S.J. For Lovers Volume 1", which displays peculiar "Placeholder graphic" behavior when loaded...
February 13, 2025 at 5:16 PM
The "Sound Journal" series of broadcasts are not games per-se, but rather a presentation of a radio playlist where the Satellaview features lyrics and soundtrack/artist info.
Currently ROM dumped is "S.J. For Lovers Volume 1", which displays peculiar "Placeholder graphic" behavior when loaded...
Currently ROM dumped is "S.J. For Lovers Volume 1", which displays peculiar "Placeholder graphic" behavior when loaded...
Today's Satellablog ROM Release:
February 11, 2025 at 8:05 PM
Today's Satellablog ROM Release:
Are you looking for music that was used for Satellaview Soundlink games?
Perhaps looking for these CDs can help you get started:
"Game Music Graffiti"
"Toy Music: Dancing Super Mario Brothers"
"Nintendo Super Famicom Game Music"
"Super Mario Brothers 1, 2, 3, Hop! Step! Jump!"
Perhaps looking for these CDs can help you get started:
"Game Music Graffiti"
"Toy Music: Dancing Super Mario Brothers"
"Nintendo Super Famicom Game Music"
"Super Mario Brothers 1, 2, 3, Hop! Step! Jump!"
February 11, 2025 at 12:24 AM
Are you looking for music that was used for Satellaview Soundlink games?
Perhaps looking for these CDs can help you get started:
"Game Music Graffiti"
"Toy Music: Dancing Super Mario Brothers"
"Nintendo Super Famicom Game Music"
"Super Mario Brothers 1, 2, 3, Hop! Step! Jump!"
Perhaps looking for these CDs can help you get started:
"Game Music Graffiti"
"Toy Music: Dancing Super Mario Brothers"
"Nintendo Super Famicom Game Music"
"Super Mario Brothers 1, 2, 3, Hop! Step! Jump!"
There's many things on Satellaview that seem weird when stripped of context.
Then there's some of these, which are probably just weird no matter what.
Then there's some of these, which are probably just weird no matter what.
February 9, 2025 at 6:28 PM
There's many things on Satellaview that seem weird when stripped of context.
Then there's some of these, which are probably just weird no matter what.
Then there's some of these, which are probably just weird no matter what.
Because the Satellaview often had magazines from independent press, there would occasionally be promotional material for non-Nintendo hardware, software and portables.
Humorously, among the ones recovered in ROMs are the Apple Pippin and the Pepsiman Power-Gym.
Humorously, among the ones recovered in ROMs are the Apple Pippin and the Pepsiman Power-Gym.
February 8, 2025 at 3:14 PM
Because the Satellaview often had magazines from independent press, there would occasionally be promotional material for non-Nintendo hardware, software and portables.
Humorously, among the ones recovered in ROMs are the Apple Pippin and the Pepsiman Power-Gym.
Humorously, among the ones recovered in ROMs are the Apple Pippin and the Pepsiman Power-Gym.
The Satellaview was frequently used to promote products for Nintendo's other systems - including the Nintendo 64, the system set to replace the Super Famicom.
Trying to crunch N64 graphics into a small SFC ROM must had surely been a herculean feat.
Trying to crunch N64 graphics into a small SFC ROM must had surely been a herculean feat.
February 7, 2025 at 5:14 PM
The Satellaview was frequently used to promote products for Nintendo's other systems - including the Nintendo 64, the system set to replace the Super Famicom.
Trying to crunch N64 graphics into a small SFC ROM must had surely been a herculean feat.
Trying to crunch N64 graphics into a small SFC ROM must had surely been a herculean feat.