Discussion History YMMV / TheLegendOfKorra

\\\"In addition to the main canon, there are also the three Satellaview games released only in Japan for the Satellaview add-on for the Super Famicom: \\\'\\\'BS Zelda no Densetsu\\\'\\\' (BS Legend of Zelda) and \\\'\\\'BS Zelda no Densetsu Inishie no Sekiban\\\'\\\' (BS The Legend of Zelda: Ancient Stone Tablets. BS Stands for Broadcast Satellaview) The former is a remake of the original game with SNES graphics but the Satellaview mascots (a boy in a baseball cap or a girl with red hair in a ponytail) are playable instead of Link. The latter uses the same characters but is based graphically on \\\'\\\'Link to the Past\\\'\\\'. The character chosen appears in Hyrule and defends it while Link is away (during the events of \\\'\\\'[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaLinksAwakening Link\\\'s Awakening]]\\\'\\\'). The third is a full, normal, downloadable version of \\\'\\\'A Link to the Past\\\'\\\'. The three Satellaview games were \\\"broadcasted\\\" during a one-hour window on a weekly schedule and were designed to self-destruct after that hour was over (with the exception of the ALttP one). Because of this, you can no longer play them on the actual hardware and they can only be played on an emulator.\\\"

Is it worth devoting such a large paragraph for these three incredibly obscure games? I\\\'m all for shortening this into a sentence or two as this does make for an interesting factoid. What does everyone else think?