Action 52 (Bootleg)
Action 52 (Bootleg)
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It's Action 20 right now until all 52 games get uploaded
@Royvpizza That's if it started development at all. Unlike the NES and Genesis, it was a bit harder to develop and there was some copy protection that was a bit harder to crack (NES10 chip was documented while the MD was rather basic). As an example, Tiertex who were known for using their homebrew dev kits to make Master System/Game Gear/MD/Game Boy games had problems doing the SNES and it was more unreliable. It is unknown whether it got used (it wasn't during Winter Olympics).
Plus we don't know the developer. FarSight and Active had a falling out over their next game that just got started and they weren't working on SNES Action 52 (as they stuck to Genesis games, usually sports). The only connection was that Sculptured Software helped the Active developers for the NES and they have worked on the SNES.
While there are bootlegs and unlicensed SNES games, a majority of them were at the later stage onwards and not as easy to find (especially since some markets known for bootlegs/unlicensed games weren't into the SNES, staying with just Famiclones and Mega Drive clones). I think South America was one of the markets that did get SNES bootlegs.
Plus we don't know the developer. FarSight and Active had a falling out over their next game that just got started and they weren't working on SNES Action 52 (as they stuck to Genesis games, usually sports). The only connection was that Sculptured Software helped the Active developers for the NES and they have worked on the SNES.
While there are bootlegs and unlicensed SNES games, a majority of them were at the later stage onwards and not as easy to find (especially since some markets known for bootlegs/unlicensed games weren't into the SNES, staying with just Famiclones and Mega Drive clones). I think South America was one of the markets that did get SNES bootlegs.
@Yoshi50Windows Official
Yes it is. Because its unlicensed
Yes it is. Because its unlicensed
I believe the cancelled SNES Action 52 is most probably lost media.
THIS IS NOT A BOOTLEG
Can we just bring up the fact that the title screen music sounds like it belongs in a fighting game?
I wonder if the cancelled SNES A52 ever got started in development
oh my god... it's spreading to other consoles!
I've heard of this one, never played any of the versions, but I'm gonna take your guys's words on it.
It's most functional that the NES version, but the game still sucks.
no i think both are bad in the same way
I'm the only one who thinks this is actually worst than the NES version?
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15 minutes later... Now up to Action 21.