@Wayler The emulation market I guess if you call it that, it would have had given people access to this game in a playable format in windows starting in 1996/97 with SNES96, 96Sound, 97, that merged into the still living SNES9X. We're looking at that looking back 25 years, and I'd figure most online in the mid 90s were minimally high school or college, it wasn't really kid ready/friendly yet so that would fit having memories of it. I recall it from the 90s but never really dug into it then forgot about it for ages.