Satellite View, Bun Bun Mario Battle Stadium 3 Prototype? (NTSC?) Pic's inside,

Hi All,

So, Today I receive 21 SNES prototypes, purchased from DreamTR, I start going through them, get to the fith one and it's some Mario Dirtbike game that I had never even seen before, so I check out google and it turns out to be Bun Bun Mario Battle Stadium 3.

But it was only released on the Satellite View in Japan, so it was never on cart, I have screenshots and pic's of the board below, at the end of this post, I tested it in a US SNES, so is it NTSC or region free? Does anyway know if any satellite view games have been found on a board, a prototype at that?

Any help or info about it, would be greatly appreciated! Also just noticed I forgot to watermark my pic's, but if anyone wants proof I own it, no problem.

Thanks!

Now for pic's.











More pic's here http://s1221.photobucket.com/albums/dd469/retrogamesuk/

 

you should probably put some tape or something over those eeproms. You dont want them to get erased,

 

Was going to say the exacty same thing.

 

Excitebike with SMB characters?
This actually sounds pretty appealing.

 

Dump it and compare it to the other dump of it floating around out there. Do you have to wait a few (I believe 8) minutes when you boot it up to be able to play it?

 

Sutte Hakkun was originally released for the Satellaview, but was later released as a cart. I have a copy. It was also released for the Nintendo Power RAM cart.

 

DITLO!!

 

I legitimately hope you weren't using your camera's flash when you took the board photo...

 

Since when to camera flashes contain the frequency of UV light to trash EPROMs? I mean I understand you should put some tape over the window but a simple picture won't steal its soul. He may not have even used the flash.

Anyway, dump the cartridges ASAP just for good measure. EPROMs will eventually decay.

 

He didn't use a camera flash. But yeah, should be taped and preserved ASAP.

 

Thanks guys,

It was covered within 10 minutes of me originally posting. No Camera flash was used, no game board was harmed in the making of these photo's

Anyway I found out it's custom made, still pretty cool though.