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X Band (c) 1994 Catapult Ent. X-Band (often styled as X-BAND Video Game Modem) was a groundbreaking online multiplayer gaming service and peripheral. Developed by Catapult Entertainment (founded by Jim Huether and Dave Lockwood), the hardware package combined a specialized 2400-baud modular cartridge modem with an interactive software suite, allowing players across North America to hook their SNES up to a standard telephone line and compete head-to-head in long-distance matches. - TRIVIA - Released in November 1994 in the USA. Pioneering Console Online Gaming: Years before broadband adapters and online networks became standard, X-Band brought true competitive dial-up matchmaking, player profiles, stat tracking, and downloadable messaging boards directly to 16-bit consoles. Title Compatibility Limits: Because real-time network play required custom netcode integration, the service functioned only with specific specially patched or compatible games—such as Madden NFL, NBA Live, Super Street Fighter II, and Mortal Kombat II. - SOURCES - ROM dump (MAME).
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X Band (c) 1994 Catapult Ent. X-Band (often styled as X-BAND Video Game Modem) was a groundbreaking online multiplayer gaming service and peripheral. Developed by Catapult Entertainment (founded by Jim Huether and Dave Lockwood), the hardware package combined a specialized 2400-baud modular cartridge modem with an interactive software suite, allowing players across North America to hook their SNES up to a standard telephone line and compete head-to-head in long-distance matches. - TRIVIA - Released in November 1994 in the USA. Pioneering Console Online Gaming: Years before broadband adapters and online networks became standard, X-Band brought true competitive dial-up matchmaking, player profiles, stat tracking, and downloadable messaging boards directly to 16-bit consoles. Title Compatibility Limits: Because real-time network play required custom netcode integration, the service functioned only with specific specially patched or compatible games—such as Madden NFL, NBA Live, Super Street Fighter II, and Mortal Kombat II. - SOURCES - ROM dump (MAME).
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