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The '''Satellaview''' (サテラビュー ''Saterabyū'') is a satellite modem add-on for [[Nintendo]]'s [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|Super Famicom]] system that was released in Japan in 1995.<ref>[http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/superfamicom/satellaview.html Super Famicom Central]</ref> The name ''Satellaview'' is a portmanteau of "'''Satell'''ite" and "'''view'''," and the official abbreviation for the system is "BS-X". "BS" stands for '''B'''roadcast '''S'''atellite, a common name of one of the direct broadcast satellites in Japan, <ref>http://bsx.seesaa.net/article/44309530.html</ref> and "X" represents the figurative "unknown" or "nameless." In other vernaculars, the X can stand for "transfer", thus "Broadcast Satellite Transfer."
 
The '''Satellaview''' (サテラビュー ''Saterabyū'') is a satellite modem add-on for [[Nintendo]]'s [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|Super Famicom]] system that was released in Japan in 1995.<ref>[http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/superfamicom/satellaview.html Super Famicom Central]</ref> The name ''Satellaview'' is a portmanteau of "'''Satell'''ite" and "'''view'''," and the official abbreviation for the system is "BS-X". "BS" stands for '''B'''roadcast '''S'''atellite, a common name of one of the direct broadcast satellites in Japan, <ref>http://bsx.seesaa.net/article/44309530.html</ref> and "X" represents the figurative "unknown" or "nameless." In other vernaculars, the X can stand for "transfer", thus "Broadcast Satellite Transfer."
  
The BS-X would be connected to the [[St. GIGA]] satellite station between 4:00-7:00 PM. During this time, a player could download and play games. The BS-X system broadcasted for 5 years, up until June 2000.
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The BS-X would be connected to the {{smw|St.GIGA|St.GIGA}} satellite station between 4:00-7:00 PM. During this time, a player could download and play games. The BS-X system broadcasted for 5 years, up until June 2000.
  
 
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Revision as of 20:31, 31 May 2012

The Satellaview (サテラビュー Saterabyū) is a satellite modem add-on for Nintendo's Super Famicom system that was released in Japan in 1995.[1] The name Satellaview is a portmanteau of "Satellite" and "view," and the official abbreviation for the system is "BS-X". "BS" stands for Broadcast Satellite, a common name of one of the direct broadcast satellites in Japan, [2] and "X" represents the figurative "unknown" or "nameless." In other vernaculars, the X can stand for "transfer", thus "Broadcast Satellite Transfer."

The BS-X would be connected to the St.GIGA satellite station between 4:00-7:00 PM. During this time, a player could download and play games. The BS-X system broadcasted for 5 years, up until June 2000.

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