![]() Regardless, Super Boss Gaiden offers a fascinating glimpse at what SNES CD-ROM games may have looked like, had the peripheral entered production. After examining the Nintendo PlayStation in detail following its discovery, hardware experts found that the peripheral would not have had a significant impact on SNES game development beyond increased storage capacity. Players expecting a vastly superior CD-ROM experience may be disappointed, however, as Super Boss Gaiden‘s ROM and SuperDisc versions are largely identical. The SuperDisc version can be burned to CD-R and booted with no$sns, which is thus far the only software emulator to feature Nintendo PlayStation support via a recently dumped BIOS file. The ROM edition is playable using stock Super NES emulators and on original SNES hardware using aftermarket flash cartridges. Super Boss Gaiden is available as a free download that includes both ROM and SuperDisc versions of the game. Players spend the next several levels beating up everyone and everything in their way as they attempt to track down those responsible for the Nintendo PlayStation’s current wave of popularity. ![]() ![]() Satirizing the recent public unveiling of the Nintendo PlayStation, Super Boss Gaiden puts players in control of a Sony executive sent into a violent rage after learning that unlicensed software has been created for the scrapped SNES CD-ROM add-on. ![]()
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