Sufami turbo (スーファミターボ. , Sufami turbo. ?) es un catridge-adaptador desarrollado por Bandai para el Super NES el 1996 en Japón. Su sistema contiene 2 ranuras para cartuchos tamaño Game Boy, sistema del cual se pueden ejecutar 13 juegos en este accesorio.

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12/01/2022 · The SuFami Turbo is an accessory for the Super Famicom, by Bandai, that has two proprietary cartridge slots. This was released in Japan only during 1996. Unlike the Aladdin Deck Enhancer, this peripheral was actually licensed by Nintendo. The reason the peripheral has two cartridge slots is so that two different games can link together. The cartridges were also a lot …

スーファミターボ（sufami turbo）は、1996年 6月28日にバンダイから発売されたスーパーファミコン用周辺機器。スーファミターボ専用に用意された小型ゲームカセットをスーパーファミコン本体に接続するためのアダプタである。

O SuFami Turbo foi lançado como uma unidade autônoma ou com um pacote no jogo. Jogos. Os jogos foram lançados por ¥ 3.980, com muitos oferecendo a capacidade de link para maior jogabilidade. Cada uma das 13 caixas de jogos lançados tem uma pequena imagem no canto esquerdo inferior indicando se a vinculação é possível.

19/09/2009 · Sufami Turbo. Here’s the rundown on the Sufami Turbo. It was released in 1996 by Bandai in a rare agreement with Nintendo. In an effort to cut the costs of cartridge manufacturing, Bandai created this little system to go on top of the Super Famicom & use smaller cartridges that Bandai themselves could make in house without using Nintendo’s own expensive process.

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Sufami Turbo : Adaptateur permettant de mettre des cartouches de jeux spécialement adaptées, presque de la taille des jeux Game Boy. C'est un format propriétaire créé par Bandaï, et sorti uniquement au Japon. Le Sufami Turbo avait deux ports cartouche, pour permettre à un ami d'échanger des données de sauvegarde.