Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 8 hours ago

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This might be the only video about this game on Youtube or the Internet, for that matter. I have first discovered this game through an OST rip, and later on wanted to check what it was, but there is zero information about this game online.

After a long time trying to find out why it wasn't working on emulators, I figured out the homebrew was probably made to be run on ZSNES. An inaccurate emulator that was very popular around the early 2000s, with some reports stating that homebrews made with ZSNES in mind would only work there and not work on actual SNES or more accurate emulators.

I have tried to find most of what was available from the game's ROM file, but there are a couple things I am unaware how to enable, such as the hidden number minigame that I was only able to play via bsnes, an emulator that has a hard time booting this homebrew, and have graphical glitches if you manage to actually play it.

Trying to run the game via bsnes is a challenge, just trying to boot it is a matter of trial and error, and when you can actually play it, the screen is incorrectly shifted in a way that half of the game is visible from the side of the screen. This seems to be inconsistent and the amount of pixels that is offset to the screen varies. The pause screen is also broken on bsnes, where the Earthbound-look background is replaced with garbage tiles.

One thing that happens on bsnes, however, is that the PRESS START button is different, and there's (sometimes) a different graphic located at the right-side of the screen. Lastly, it seems whatever weird-wizardry that happens on bsnes also triggers a secret mini-game of sorts, that I am not sure how to access through ZSNES. It is possible that the right-side title screen graphic, the different PRESS START button, and the number mini game are all related to a button combination that would trigger them, I'd assume.

The author does state there are hidden things inside the ROM, and I didn't really looked much myself. Although, you might be careful before doing so considering what I was able to find through ZSNES and corrupted gameplay on bsnes.

As it goes for old homebrews, it has some humor that would be considered questionable for today's standards. Viewer discretion is advised. Video has been marked as 18+ by myself due to suggestive nature of in-game text, cutscenes, and a couple other things.