Welcome to the Quartz Arcade!  Here you can find information on the Sailor Moon video games that seemed to evade the grasp of North American moonies for many years.  Sailor Senshi Sanctuary features an archive of all the cartridge based Sailor Moon games for the Super Famicom, known as the Super Nintendo stateside.

These are the emulated versions of the games, if you really don't know what emulation is, basically emulators allow console video games to be played on your computer.  Two basic things are needed to play these games: an emulator, and the ROM image (game) to play.  I know there has been a lot of controversy about emulation and emulators over the years, and if you have any problems or questions, just e-mail me.  I think everyone should have the chance to play these great games, and that's why The Quartz Arcade exists.

Okay, enough with the disclaimer, on to the games!  As with the image galleries, please do not direct link to these files from other sites or forums - my bandwidth isn't free and I generate zero revenue from SSS.  Thank you.  If there is too great a spike in my bandwidth usage I will be forced to remove the downloads once again, please don't spoil it for everyone else.

Emulators (the programs that runs the games)

Super Famicom / Super Nintendo

Snes9x (offsite link) - Shoud run everything but the newer builds may have trouble with the intro of the Sailor Moon RPG.
ZSnes (offsite link) - Should run everything but it may have problems with the SuperS Fighter and SailorStars Puzzle game.

ROM Images (the games to be run)

Super Famicom
 

Sailor Moon Side Scrolling Game The original Sailor Moon side scrolling beat em up in the classic style of games such as Streets of Rage and Double Dragon.  It features some very cool bosses and solid game play.

Sailor Moon R Side Scrolling Game A follow up to the first Sailor Moon side scrolling game, this title features more balanced game play.  As the name implies, it is based upon the Sailor Moon R series.

Sailor Moon S Fighting Game Ever want to put the Sailor Senshi head to head in a fight to the finish?  This game plays like Street Fighter II except with all the signature attacks and moves of the pretty soldiers.

Sailor Moon S Blocks Puzzle Game The objective of this game is to eliminate your stack of blocks, while increasing the size of your opponents stack.  Not the most interesting puzzle game but worth a try.

Sailor Moon S Talisman Puzzle Game My favorite of all the Sailor Moon puzzle games.  Collect all three talismans to win.  Really this game is a rework of the blocks puzzle game but it's a lot more fun to play.

Sailor Moon Another Story RPG The Sailor Moon role playing game!  It can be a little hard to follow if you don't read Japanese.  The game takes place after the events in Sailor Moon S and features an entirely new enemy.

Sailor Moon Another Story RPG (English) It took a long time but in late 1999 Another Story finally got its incredible translation.  This exquisite labor of love shines as one of the most polished fan translations of all time.

Sailor Moon SuperS Fighting Game Featuring all the Sailor Senshi, the SuperS follow up to the Sailor Moon S fighting game finally adds Sailor Saturn to the mix of selectable characters.

Sailor Moon SuperS Balloon Puzzle Game Imagine a hybrid of Puzzle Fighter and Puzzle Bobble and you'll have a good idea what this game is about.  While a sequel would be created, this is my pick as the better game.

Sailor Moon SailorStars Balloon Puzzle Game The follow up to the Sailor Moon SuperS balloon puzzle game, this title adds the Sailor Starlights but doesn't play as smoothly as the previous game.

Panic in Nakayoshi World While not a Sailor Moon game on its own, the manga versions of Sailor Moon and Sailor Chibi Moon make an appearance in this action puzzler.

Although you can find emulation archives of these games here, I encourage you to find the actual cartridges.  If you think the emulated versions are fun, wait until you play the real thing!  Updates to this page will be made as emulation technology progresses and as more games are available.

Questions, comments, suggestions?
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