One Minute of Music from EVERY SNES Game (Mexico, PAL, Special)

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Published on April 20, 2024 4:13:18 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bspnKzyyykE

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Star Fox 2 (2017)

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One minute of music from the 68 remaining official Super Nintendo Entertainment System games. They couldn't fit in the original video of 720 American/Canadian games, as that was exactly 12 hours of music, the current max length for a YouTube video!

See here for the first video, "One Minute of Music from EVERY SNES Game (US & Canada)":
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o7bQbYwldwM

Also see/hear my earlier video, "One Minute of Music from EVERY NES Game":
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EoLTzC48x9I

Thanks to WinAmp's ability to play the music with the SNESAmp/Alpha-II SPC Player/Highly Competitive SNSF Player plugins and output it with the Nullsoft Disk Writer plugin, SNES SPC700 Player as well to play a few that WinAmp couldn't, SNESmusic.org and spc.joshw.info for most RSN and SPC files.

00:00:00 - 1 Mexican game (Super Copa)
00:01:00 - 62 PAL region exclusives
01:03:00 - 4 competition cartridges
01:07:00 - 1 Super Nintendo Entertainment: Classic Edition exclusive (Star Fox 2)

There are only official games, none unlicensed.

Super Copa (00:00:00) I had previously thought was a South American exclusive. But I learned it was indeed released in Mexico. Had I been able to fit it in the previous video, I would have called that video "One Minute of Music from EVERY SNES Game (North America)", but since it couldn't fit, it's the whole reason that video is called "One Minute of Music from EVERY SNES Game (US & Canada)". It is technically a reskin of Tony Meola's Sidekicks Soccer, so I chose the same music track as that. It may be redundant, but I figured I should be consistent - I've kept reskins within the same region, which is why there is Cannondale Cup/Exertainment Mountain Bike Rally, Chavez/Riddick Bowe Boxing, Chavez II/Boxing Legends Of The Ring in that video. If it had indeed been a South America-exclusive version, I might have chosen to exclude it, in much the same way the PAL region games here are all exclusives and I didn't include any games also available in North America. I know it sounds confusing, but it's consistent.

Another odd thing is "International Sensible Soccer: World Champions - Limited Edition (Featuring World Cup Teams)" (00:20:00) (known in-game as "Sensible Soccer: International Edition" for more convolution). "Sensible Soccer: European Champions" came out in Europe first, as "Championship Soccer '94" in North America, then again as "International Sensible Soccer: World Champions - Limited Edition (Featuring World Cup Teams)" back in Europe. As stated, I wouldn't have included a European version of a North American game. But here we have two, so wouldn't the second be like a reskin within the same region - which as previously established, I should include? GameFAQs considers this a separate game than the other two which are listed together, so if I was going to include one, it should be this one.

Alphabetization is frustrating when the on-box and in-game titles don't match. I decided to list:
-(00:02:00) "Tintin: Prisoners Of The Sun" as "The Adventures Of Tintin: Prisoners Of The Sun", even though that took it far from "Tintin In Tibet" (00:54:00)
-(00:21:00) "Operation StarFi5h" as "James Pond³: Operation Starfish"
-(00:43:00) "Dino Dini's Soccer!" under "S" for "Soccer(!)", ignoring the creator's name (like "David Crane's Amazing Tennis")
-(00:47:00) "Archer Maclean's Super Dropzone" under "S" for "Super Dropzone", again, ignoring the creator's name, and also going by "Super" which the in-game title doesn't have... the opposite of "Super E.D.F.: Earth Defense Force" in the previous video

Donkey Kong Country: Blockbuster World Video Game Championship II (01:03:00) does NOT have a title screen. And the other three special competition cartridges don't have boxes, so those are all mockups. Nintendo Campus Challenge (01:04:00) and PowerFest 94 (01:05:00)'s boxes are based on the boxes for the repro cartridges that once sold by retroUSB.

The last track is from Star Fox 2 (01:07:00). I wasn't sure about including it since it came out on the Super NES: Classic Edition and the Nintendo Switch Online Super NES app, but not the original hardware. Since I added EarthBound Beginnings to the NES video, I figured Star Fox 2 here would be consistent with that.

Non-custom box art is from The Cover Project ( http://www.thecoverproject.net/view.php?cat_id=8 ), and thanks again to Jerry Brace for providing some he found from EmuMovies.com. I did some edits like cleaning up scratches. This video should be a good source of clean Super NES box art.

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