BS games (strange name for a topic)

[zzz]

BS as in SFC download service whatever is stood for BS games.

I just found BS F-Zero Grand Prix 2. Awesome racing game that I would recommend to anybody who likes F-Zero.

Any other good BS games?

[michiyoyoshiku]

There were a few Mario Expansions I played that were good

while we're at it How about stuff on the Sega Channel?

both addons were ahead of their time

[MRSKELETON]

BS Zelda i've played, and started liking it more than the original zelda

[steven]

It sucks that the BS games were never available on actual Cartridge form. The only way to play them today is through ROM form, am I right?

hg101.classicgaming.gamespy.com/schbibinman/schbibinman.htm

Scroll to the bottom. That's a BS game.

[Neo Rasa]

I believe The Legend of Heroes: Dragon Slayer got a bs release as well.

[Weasel]

BS games, huh...

Radical Dreamers. Not an absolute genius game design, but it's engaging and certainly has an interesting story. Aeon Genesis' translation is pretty well done too.

I'd mention the Picross/Oekaki Logic games, except those weren't BS games - they were released under a different program called Nintendo Power (unrelated to the US magazine of the same name). As far as I can tell, Nintendo Power was a similar principle to the Famicom Disk System, where you would purchase a blank flash cartridge and then purchase a game for it at a kiosk. The kiosk would write the game to your flash cartridge and you'd be able to take it home and play it.

[Malroth]

Hm, I don't see why they couldn't be transferred to a cart. I know there was a website that did that for old unreleased NES games. That's how I ended up hearing about Sweet Home.