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→Data Pack emulation
These Data Packs are available on ROM sites as regular SFC files, but their actual nature couldn't be more different. Unlike regular SNES games, they won't load in SNES emulators by themselves.
Two emulators support this feature:
* '''Snes9x:''' Under "To play SFC games with Memory Pack support (also works with BS-X): Use File/-> Load Multi-CartMultiCart...", choose and put the base main game for "in Slot A" and the expansion pack for "Memory Pack dump in Slot B", and then the BS-X BIOS file. The combined game variant should open. Most Memory Pack games should work this waychanges are not saved automatically, but some are unemulated for various reasons you need to use Save Other - it's one of > Save Memory Pack. (Optional) You can put Satellaview Broadcast Files in a folder named SatData (can be changed in the last overlooked areas in SNES emulation, after allsettings). Satellaview Time & Date are based on current time.* '''bsnes-plus:''' To play SFC games with Memory Pack support: Under "File/Load Slotted BS-X Cartridge". HoweverMemory Pack changes are not saved automatically, due you need to the emulator not having a "Show files from all extensions" option and an oversight during development, the use File -> Save Memory Pack... bsxdat folder contains Satellaview Broadcast Files. Satellaview expansion pack file can't needs to be selectedenabled to work. Due You can change the Satellaview Time & Date in the settings to this, either use the current versions can't go in-gametime or start with a specific time setup (recommended).
==SNES-CD revival and emulation==
