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Quick question, when exactly did the first diskette-based backup devices for the Super Famicom/Super Nes come out?
What year? I can't seem to find info about a specific year.

Thanks.
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I think it was either the Multi Game Hunter or the Super Magicom which both came out in 1992. I can't find any information about if there were earlier ones

https://videogamedevelopmentdevices.fandom.com/wiki/Multi_Game_Hunter
https://videogamedevelopmentdevices.fandom.com/wiki/Super_Magicom
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>>1511709
wait nevermind I found an earlier one, the Multi-Game Doctor which came out 3 years earlier.
https://videogamedevelopmentdevices.fandom.com/wiki/Multi-Game_Doctor

that wiki is really frustrating to navigate. And half of the pages don't have release dates on them anyway so who knows
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You're a scholar and a hero . Thanks!



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