Grau Hut escreveu:Henrico D. Santo escreveu:Que irado! Não fazia idéia de que existia esse jogo...
idem... será que funciona em emulador de SNES?
aliás... será que tem ROM dele?
https://mega.co.nz/#!dl9EWK6D!E0xdohdZIEsm1Dp4lSnEYRHlCX9cDsAlPvhDAMA5jbs
Baixa ae, Grau..
Como dito no final do spoiler, indicam o Snes9x pra rodar os jogos.
Spoiler :
BS Chrono Trigger games - Square put out quite a few BS-X games. Only one of these roms is an actual game, "BS Chrono Trigger Jet Bike Special", which is a Jet Bike race. The "Character Library" includes sprites and descriptions of all the party characters as well as various enemies (while the descriptions do require knowledge of Japanese, it doesn't hinder the usability of the rom, and the sprites are still interesting). The "Music Library" is just as it sounds.
BS F-Zero - There were two F-Zero titles available through the BS-X, though neither can be considered a full game. "F-Zero GP" was an updated, more competitive version of the original game. The practice mode had ghosts revealing the best way through each track. It was released in episodes, each one being one league. Later, "F-Zero 2 GP" came out on its own, though it was more of an expansion than a new game. Controls are the same as regular F-Zero. NOTE: For all the files except F-Zero 2 GP, there's a considerable amount of time after starting the game that you can't do anything except press Select to scroll through two instruction screens. Use the emulator's turbo function until you come to a mode selection screen.
BS Kirby no Omochabako - Apparently there were originally going to be a collection of Kirby mini-games, but they only released the Baseball one. Like a kiddy arcade game I've seen, try to hit the Kirby baseball into the right place. Move the bat with the control pad and swing with A. NOTE: the swing is pretty slow, so time it right.
BS The Legend of Zelda - Probably the best known BS-X game, it's a remake of the original NES Legend of Zelda. In addition to improved graphics, the overworld and level layouts changed slightly, and you play as the BS-X mascot (a baseball hat-wearing kid) instead of Link. It was released in episodes just like F-Zero GP, and at specific times of day special events would occur. This rom has been heavily patched by the folks at the BS Zelda HomePage, so the game has been translated, the episodes have been combined, and the programming has been changed so that the timed events take place just as they would if you were connected to the satellite. The torrent also includes some patches from the same site to change the appearance of the game if you desire - the only patches already applied are the ones required for the gameplay experience. There are patches replacing the male mascot character with the female mascot character, with Zelda, and with Link himself. There's also a patch to make the Magic Sword and Sheild look more like they do both in the original game's manual and in Soul Calibur 2. More information can be found at http://www.bszelda.zeldalegends.net/bszelda.shtml.
BS Excitebike Bun Bun Mario Battle Stadium - An update of the classic NES game Excitebike featuring the Mario crew. The game plays just like the original, and each of the four episodes differs in the course and character selection offered. NOTE: Just like in F-Zero, use the emulator's turbo function until you get to a character selection screen.
BS The Legend of Zelda Ancient Stone Tablets - This is partly a sequel to The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, and partially a remake. You again play as the Satellaview mascot, and the roms have been again patched to make them playable (while they're not combined this time, there is an option in-game to switch between the boy and the girl). It uses the same places and items from LttP, but has a new story. There are two separate patches you may choose to apply: the Developer Debug patch automatically gives you every item and Heart Container in the game, which is good for people who just want to check it out. The Link's Head patch comes as close as it currently can to letting you play as Link (it replaces only the character's head). Visit the BS Zelda HomePage (linked to under BS The Legend of Zelda) for more info. NOTE: There is occasionally some slowdown because of the necessary patches, but it shouldn't cause too much of a problem.
On a final note, the only emulator on which I've been able to play every one of these roms without trouble is Snes9x. I can confirm that ZSNES doesn't work with BS The Legend of Zelda Ancient Stone Tablets as well as the two Chrono Trigger "library" roms. Also, if there are any BS-X roms from established franchises that I missed, please let me know in comments so I can update the torrent.
BS F-Zero - There were two F-Zero titles available through the BS-X, though neither can be considered a full game. "F-Zero GP" was an updated, more competitive version of the original game. The practice mode had ghosts revealing the best way through each track. It was released in episodes, each one being one league. Later, "F-Zero 2 GP" came out on its own, though it was more of an expansion than a new game. Controls are the same as regular F-Zero. NOTE: For all the files except F-Zero 2 GP, there's a considerable amount of time after starting the game that you can't do anything except press Select to scroll through two instruction screens. Use the emulator's turbo function until you come to a mode selection screen.
BS Kirby no Omochabako - Apparently there were originally going to be a collection of Kirby mini-games, but they only released the Baseball one. Like a kiddy arcade game I've seen, try to hit the Kirby baseball into the right place. Move the bat with the control pad and swing with A. NOTE: the swing is pretty slow, so time it right.
BS The Legend of Zelda - Probably the best known BS-X game, it's a remake of the original NES Legend of Zelda. In addition to improved graphics, the overworld and level layouts changed slightly, and you play as the BS-X mascot (a baseball hat-wearing kid) instead of Link. It was released in episodes just like F-Zero GP, and at specific times of day special events would occur. This rom has been heavily patched by the folks at the BS Zelda HomePage, so the game has been translated, the episodes have been combined, and the programming has been changed so that the timed events take place just as they would if you were connected to the satellite. The torrent also includes some patches from the same site to change the appearance of the game if you desire - the only patches already applied are the ones required for the gameplay experience. There are patches replacing the male mascot character with the female mascot character, with Zelda, and with Link himself. There's also a patch to make the Magic Sword and Sheild look more like they do both in the original game's manual and in Soul Calibur 2. More information can be found at http://www.bszelda.zeldalegends.net/bszelda.shtml.
BS Excitebike Bun Bun Mario Battle Stadium - An update of the classic NES game Excitebike featuring the Mario crew. The game plays just like the original, and each of the four episodes differs in the course and character selection offered. NOTE: Just like in F-Zero, use the emulator's turbo function until you get to a character selection screen.
BS The Legend of Zelda Ancient Stone Tablets - This is partly a sequel to The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, and partially a remake. You again play as the Satellaview mascot, and the roms have been again patched to make them playable (while they're not combined this time, there is an option in-game to switch between the boy and the girl). It uses the same places and items from LttP, but has a new story. There are two separate patches you may choose to apply: the Developer Debug patch automatically gives you every item and Heart Container in the game, which is good for people who just want to check it out. The Link's Head patch comes as close as it currently can to letting you play as Link (it replaces only the character's head). Visit the BS Zelda HomePage (linked to under BS The Legend of Zelda) for more info. NOTE: There is occasionally some slowdown because of the necessary patches, but it shouldn't cause too much of a problem.
On a final note, the only emulator on which I've been able to play every one of these roms without trouble is Snes9x. I can confirm that ZSNES doesn't work with BS The Legend of Zelda Ancient Stone Tablets as well as the two Chrono Trigger "library" roms. Also, if there are any BS-X roms from established franchises that I missed, please let me know in comments so I can update the torrent.