NusuttoSan's pirate game videos

[codeman38]

So I just discovered this guy on YouTube named NusuttoSan who's posted some interesting videos of undumped pirates:

http://www.youtube.com/user/NusuttoSan

Some highlights include:

• Bomboy, a Gamtec port of Super Bomberman to Mega Drive.
  
• VFame's Pokemon Ruby, captured via Game Boy Player. With even more of a chance to hear VFame's awesome music. And more Engrish! Heh.
  
• Pocket Monster Carbuncle. Or Ruby. Which we know better as Sapphire. Yeah, the Sintax one. Also, the reason its music is so good? It's stolen from a legit Super Robot Wars game (Dai-2-Ji Super Robot Taisen)!
  
• Rockman X4. The unholy love child of Rockman 8 and Sonic Adventure 7. Played on real hardware.  <_<
  

Edited to add: Street Heroes GB! Wow, that music is ear-splitting. And it uses Ei-How Yang's fonts.

[Awesome Panda]

Watching that video of Rocman X Gold, I think Sachen got the sprites from Yong Yong and edited them.

[taizou]

ooh. some awesome stuff there.

i can't believe Pokemon Sapphire/Ruby/Carbuncle/etc's music is stolen! all this time i've been playing through that damn game thinking Sintax did a pretty decent job on the music. but no! those bastards. ill never trust a pirate again. ):

Cheetahmen

 

Watching that video of Rocman X Gold, I think Sachen got the sprites from Yong Yong and edited them. [/quote]
or Yong Yong made the entire game..

[Awesome Panda]

taizou

Aug 17 2010, 09:54:24 AM

Cheetahmen

 

Watching that video of Rocman X Gold, I think Sachen got the sprites from Yong Yong and edited them. [/quote]
or Yong Yong made the entire game..[/quote]Well if that was the case, that'd mean Yong Yong worked for Sachen before leaving to make their own games.

[codeman38]

taizou

Aug 17 2010, 09:54:24 AM

i can't believe Pokemon Sapphire/Ruby/Carbuncle/etc's music is stolen! all this time i've been playing through that damn game thinking Sintax did a pretty decent job on the music. but no! those bastards. ill never trust a pirate again. ):[/quote]Yeah, that was a disappointment to me too! Now I'm wondering if the music from True Three Kingdoms is stolen, because that is way too good by Sintax standards.

[taizou]

on a sort of related note I finally figured out where the music in Metal Slug 2001 is from - The Great Battle Pocket. i knew it was stolen from somewhere.

Cheetahmen

 

Well if that was the case, that'd mean Yong Yong worked for Sachen before leaving to make their own games. [/quote]
well Rockman 8 and Sonic 3D Blast 5 must have come before Thunder Blast Man, theyre mono games. so I guess Sachen just hired them to make that one game, because they couldnt do it themselves (im assuming all their in-house developers left around 1995)

[Awesome Panda]

taizou

Aug 17 2010, 12:50:02 PM

Cheetahmen

 

Well if that was the case, that'd mean Yong Yong worked for Sachen before leaving to make their own games. [/quote]
well Rockman 8 and Sonic 3D Blast 5 must have come before Thunder Blast Man, theyre mono games. so I guess Sachen just hired them to make that one game, because they couldnt do it themselves (im assuming all their in-house developers left around 1995)[/quote]If they all left in 1995 then who did the Jurassic Boy 2 and Street Heroes ports?

[taizou]

Ei How Yang maybe. but he can kinda be linked to Yong Yong too. its a bit of a mystery really. I just don't think Sachen would keep a full development team but not release a single original game between 1994/5 and 1999/2000 - they probably hired a few people back (probably including EHY) to develop those two games, or outsourced development to whatever company he was working for at the time.

[codeman38]

taizou

Aug 17 2010, 12:50:02 PM

on a sort of related note I finally figured out where the music in Metal Slug 2001 is from - The Great Battle Pocket. i knew it was stolen from somewhere.[/quote]Ooh, good catch again! Typical Sintax.

Incidentally, both Great Battle and Super Robot Taisen are by Bandai/Banpresto. Though I doubt that's of any significance, since Sintax has also stolen music from J-Wing (Lemmings) and Nintendo themselves (Pokemon Pinball).