@Luigifan1115 The problem with that is that with the Soundlink games like BS Super Mario USA, everything was hinged on the games being live. On top of that, (to my knowledge) the rights to St.GIGA's content is in legal hell in Japan, and they handled the broadcasting stuff, including the voiceover & music, and speaking of, good luck getting the rights to licensed music.

There's a lot of loops and hoops Nintendo would have to jump through. It's not a matter of them ignoring it because it "failed" (even if it sold over 100,000 units), they just cannot address it properly because it's too damn hard.

good ol' Bullshit Super Mario USA

Nintendo could've had a Satellaview collection on Switch or Wii U or something, but nahhh they'll just ignore it

If only the setellview was as successful as the SNES that we could of gotten access to BS F-Zero Grand Prix 2's lost tracks.
This game has its stuff being ripped now and it took some time to get that far.
Eventually, the full ROM for BS F-Zero Grand Prix 2 containing all 10 new courses including Forest 1 to 3, and both Metal Forts, ordered in the order they were broadcasted.
Sadly, we may never get that far but hopefully there is a sprite artist talented enough to recreate the lost tracks.

@ilovescratchcie game is technically still playable with patches which is how the palettes can be retrieved

graphics are all uncompressed and can be easily viewed by opening the rom(s) with yy-chr

How are you ripping the sprites, This game is now defunct

@Void-the-Bat I'm ripping that.

Hoping for some BS Super Mario All Stars rips soon. Hey Hey needs some attention, you know. Hell, she's probably the most obscure Mario character.

Oh FINALLY someone tells me.

That or System, I assume.

Broadcast Satellite?

I think I can guess what the "BS" stands for in the game's title.

(EDIT: I know what it actually means, I am just making a joke)