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        <description>"Dinosaur Land gets the time reversal spell put onto it." A game over occurs. This is what happens in light speed when either that or you reset the console. On another note, Mario starts putting stuff back like usual, also making the enemies rematerialize from nowhere. Note: Quality looks worse because I don't have an effective way to record RGB from my real SNES, as my capture card won't pick up the direct signal feeded to my OSSC. The issue being the SNES's framerate is slightly too fast compared to other consoles. Website: http://hypergengar.catgirlpatchouli.online/ Error Requester: http://hypergengar.catgirlpatchouli.online/err-request.htm Discord: https://discord.gg/GeYx3UD Twitter: https://twitter.com/hypergengar Made on Arch Linux with DaVinci Resolve 17. ©2013 - 2023 HyperGengar Productions</description>
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