Eigentlich wollte ich mich nur über Crono Cross infomieren aber dann stieß ich auf so einen Sattelaview.
Könnt ihr mir mehr davon erzählen. Ich weis nur das es ein Add on für den Snes ist. Es würde mich wirklichen sehr interessieren. Könnt ihr mir die Leistungsdaten den Erscheinungstermin, den Preis, ob man das ding Emulieren kann und gibt es das noch zum kaufen.
Und wie findet ihr meine neue Signatur
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War ein Sattelitendingensbumens für SNES, ist nur in Japan erschienen. Man konnte somit ein paar Spiele über Sattelit spielen. Ein paar der Spiele (die meisten haben Zeitbegrenzung) laufen auf den SNES-Emulatoren ZSNES und SNES9x. Bei http://www.dekutree.com/bszelda/bszelda.shtml gibt es die Zeldaspiele für Satellaview und Patches, damit sie vernünftig laufen.
Unterr anderem gibt es noch:
BS Radical Dreamers (Japanisches Textadventure)
BS F-Zero 2
BS Excite Bike Bum Bum Mario Stadium
[ 28. August 2001: Beitrag editiert von: demonboo ]
Unterr anderem gibt es noch:
BS Radical Dreamers (Japanisches Textadventure)
BS F-Zero 2
BS Excite Bike Bum Bum Mario Stadium
[ 28. August 2001: Beitrag editiert von: demonboo ]
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@Demonboo:
Bist du dir sicher, dass man über Satellit spielen konnte? Ich war der Meinung, dass man "nur" Spiele herunterladen konnte, so stand es auch in der TOTAL!.
@SOM Freak:
Dementsprechend würde das Emulieren nichts bringen und auch das Kaufen wohl nicht, da man nur in Japan Spiele herunterladen konnte und dies auch schon lange nicht mehr...
Bist du dir sicher, dass man über Satellit spielen konnte? Ich war der Meinung, dass man "nur" Spiele herunterladen konnte, so stand es auch in der TOTAL!.
@SOM Freak:
Dementsprechend würde das Emulieren nichts bringen und auch das Kaufen wohl nicht, da man nur in Japan Spiele herunterladen konnte und dies auch schon lange nicht mehr...
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ich bin jetzt zu faul das zu übersetzen und überlass das euch:
Satellaview (BS-X) Release date: date March 1995
The Satellaview is a modem add-on for the SNES, released 1995, in Japan only. The Satellaview uses a japanese satellite system called "St GIGA" to get it´s information. With the Satellaview you can download updates of new games and get hot news, cheats, tips, demos, info about new Nintendo games, events or interviews, charts and rumours. A problem with the system was that you could only download a certain game, for example the new "Chrono Trigger demo" when it was being "broadcasted" at a certain time. You had to wait until a certain time or day to be able to download it (just like recording a TV-show from the TV). The things you downloaded could then be saved in a thing that you plugged into the cartridge slot that could hold 1 Megabit of data. This little thingies was called BS-X Special Broadcast Cassettes and looked like the Super Game Boy. It was only from 4 pm to 7 pm you actually could download stuff with the BS-X because at the other time of the day the satellite channel that the Satellaview System used broadcasted normal TV-shows! On the other hand everything you downloaded was for free. Nintendo managed to blend in some advertising to make it profitable. When it was released in 1995 both Konami, Square, Taito and Data East was planning to use the Satellaview for their advertising but the only two companies that actually supplied software for the St GIGA channel was Nintendo and Square!
Tech Specs
The base unit had a 512 Kbit memory (RAM) chip to boost the SNES´s capabilities and 1 Megabit ROM chip that contained the operating system needed to control the Satellaview. It also had a 256 Kbit flash memory if the user hadn´t bought him/herself an BS-X Special Broadcast Cassette that contained a 1 Megabit flash memory chip.
Navigating the Satella view
The first picture you see when you turn on the unit is a picture of a town where the buildings acts as different stations, where you can do different things. There are 4 different stations:
Electronic Magazine
Here the "surfers" could check out previews and demos of new games.
Nation-wide game competition
In this section you could solve Quizes and play with other gamers in multiplayer games. I´m not sure if this section really existed because I don´t know if the users could really upload data to the satellite. If they couldn´t do that, it would be impossible to play multiplayer games over the BS-X!
Data Present
This section were packed with cheats, maps, tips and other relevant information on a bunch of different games.
Town News
It´s here you could find all the latest gossip, high scores etc. and if you were really lucky you might even find an exclusive demo or two!
Exclusive games...
Many games were released exclusivelly for the BS-X, most of them from Nintendo and Square.
Here follows a list of some of the games:
(The companies behind the games are written in brackets.)
BS F-Zero 2 - Grand Prix (Nintendo)
A kind-of-sequel to F-Zero containing new vehicles and one new league, the ace league.
BS Zelda 1 (Nintendo)
A redesigned Zelda 1 with updated graphics!
BS Super Mario Bros 3 (Nintendo)
different "scenes" from SMB3 with updated graphics...
BS Super Mario Bros USA (Nintendo)
Super Mario Bros 2 (Western version) in a new updates version.
Wrecking Crew '98 (Nintendo)
This game contains both the original Wrecking Crew for the NES and a new Wrecking Crew inspired puzzle game.
Mario Excite Bike (Nintendo)
The old Excite Bike for the NES with enhanced graphics featuring Mario & Co!
BS Dr. Mario (Nintendo)
A SNES version of Dr. Mario.
BS Cu on Pa
A mystery...
BS Golf Out
Mini Golf.
BS Marvelous
A Japanese RPG.
BS Chrono Trigger Character Library (Square)
A presentation off the heroes, and enemies from Chrono Trigger.
BS Chrono Trigger Jet Bike Special (Square)
The Jet Bike mini game from Chrono Trigger as a stand alone game.
BS Let's Pachinko
An virtual arcade simulator.
BS Shubimano
Manga platform beat 'em up.
BS Sutte Hakkon (Nintendo)
A puzzle game.
BS Dragon Quest (Enix)
The original NES game with enhanced graphics.
BS Famicom Wars
Wage war on your SNES.
Treasure Conflict (Square) Yet to be found...
Radical Dreamers (Square)
A sequel to Chrono Trigger. The new PS-X adventure Chono Cross is based on the story from this game .
Dynamai Racer (Square) Yet to be found...
Tatoeba K-kun no Tabouna ichinichi (Square) Yet to be found...
If you know where we could find any of the game that we haven't wrote anything about, let us know!
Price: The main unit costed 150 dollars or 14,000 yen. and a 50 dollars extra for the adaptor.
[ 29. August 2001: Beitrag editiert von: XTale ]
Satellaview (BS-X) Release date: date March 1995
The Satellaview is a modem add-on for the SNES, released 1995, in Japan only. The Satellaview uses a japanese satellite system called "St GIGA" to get it´s information. With the Satellaview you can download updates of new games and get hot news, cheats, tips, demos, info about new Nintendo games, events or interviews, charts and rumours. A problem with the system was that you could only download a certain game, for example the new "Chrono Trigger demo" when it was being "broadcasted" at a certain time. You had to wait until a certain time or day to be able to download it (just like recording a TV-show from the TV). The things you downloaded could then be saved in a thing that you plugged into the cartridge slot that could hold 1 Megabit of data. This little thingies was called BS-X Special Broadcast Cassettes and looked like the Super Game Boy. It was only from 4 pm to 7 pm you actually could download stuff with the BS-X because at the other time of the day the satellite channel that the Satellaview System used broadcasted normal TV-shows! On the other hand everything you downloaded was for free. Nintendo managed to blend in some advertising to make it profitable. When it was released in 1995 both Konami, Square, Taito and Data East was planning to use the Satellaview for their advertising but the only two companies that actually supplied software for the St GIGA channel was Nintendo and Square!
Tech Specs
The base unit had a 512 Kbit memory (RAM) chip to boost the SNES´s capabilities and 1 Megabit ROM chip that contained the operating system needed to control the Satellaview. It also had a 256 Kbit flash memory if the user hadn´t bought him/herself an BS-X Special Broadcast Cassette that contained a 1 Megabit flash memory chip.
Navigating the Satella view
The first picture you see when you turn on the unit is a picture of a town where the buildings acts as different stations, where you can do different things. There are 4 different stations:
Electronic Magazine
Here the "surfers" could check out previews and demos of new games.
Nation-wide game competition
In this section you could solve Quizes and play with other gamers in multiplayer games. I´m not sure if this section really existed because I don´t know if the users could really upload data to the satellite. If they couldn´t do that, it would be impossible to play multiplayer games over the BS-X!
Data Present
This section were packed with cheats, maps, tips and other relevant information on a bunch of different games.
Town News
It´s here you could find all the latest gossip, high scores etc. and if you were really lucky you might even find an exclusive demo or two!
Exclusive games...
Many games were released exclusivelly for the BS-X, most of them from Nintendo and Square.
Here follows a list of some of the games:
(The companies behind the games are written in brackets.)
BS F-Zero 2 - Grand Prix (Nintendo)
A kind-of-sequel to F-Zero containing new vehicles and one new league, the ace league.
BS Zelda 1 (Nintendo)
A redesigned Zelda 1 with updated graphics!
BS Super Mario Bros 3 (Nintendo)
different "scenes" from SMB3 with updated graphics...
BS Super Mario Bros USA (Nintendo)
Super Mario Bros 2 (Western version) in a new updates version.
Wrecking Crew '98 (Nintendo)
This game contains both the original Wrecking Crew for the NES and a new Wrecking Crew inspired puzzle game.
Mario Excite Bike (Nintendo)
The old Excite Bike for the NES with enhanced graphics featuring Mario & Co!
BS Dr. Mario (Nintendo)
A SNES version of Dr. Mario.
BS Cu on Pa
A mystery...
BS Golf Out
Mini Golf.
BS Marvelous
A Japanese RPG.
BS Chrono Trigger Character Library (Square)
A presentation off the heroes, and enemies from Chrono Trigger.
BS Chrono Trigger Jet Bike Special (Square)
The Jet Bike mini game from Chrono Trigger as a stand alone game.
BS Let's Pachinko
An virtual arcade simulator.
BS Shubimano
Manga platform beat 'em up.
BS Sutte Hakkon (Nintendo)
A puzzle game.
BS Dragon Quest (Enix)
The original NES game with enhanced graphics.
BS Famicom Wars
Wage war on your SNES.
Treasure Conflict (Square) Yet to be found...
Radical Dreamers (Square)
A sequel to Chrono Trigger. The new PS-X adventure Chono Cross is based on the story from this game .
Dynamai Racer (Square) Yet to be found...
Tatoeba K-kun no Tabouna ichinichi (Square) Yet to be found...
If you know where we could find any of the game that we haven't wrote anything about, let us know!
Price: The main unit costed 150 dollars or 14,000 yen. and a 50 dollars extra for the adaptor.
[ 29. August 2001: Beitrag editiert von: XTale ]
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Noch einmal vielen Dank für die Infos, eigentlich hatte ich ja vermutet das das eigentlich ein neue Prozessor ist der es ermöglicht das man Spiele in besser Grafik Spielen kann. Aber eiglich war die Idee von Nintendo gar nicht so schlecht