This looks cool. I'll probably use this for any new ROMs I upload

What does PIS watch mean? Also, do you have a computer with a parallel port? If you plan to dump games off of a multicart, then you'd need to be able to rip them with something like gblinkdl (which Taizou mentioned here, which only works with (I want to say 25 pin) parallel ports

Also, I think it is named after this, but I didn't put that on the wiki because I never confirmed that

@jo19sh92
Final Bout is a hack of the bootleg KOF R2, which appears to be a hack of Kettō Transformers Beast Wars: Beast Senshi Saikyō Ketteisen by Takara. I say this because save states from Beast Wars are sometimes compatible with the KOF R2 bootlegs depending on what point in the game you make them

@rari
Yes, that would make sense. By the way, did you know that Gowin released updated versions of their games? I tried ripping the ROM for binary monster 1 from three carts, and got three different ROMs. My guess is that they were trying to make updates that let them skirt around Nintendo's changing anti-unlicensed game tricks. Also, looking at Gowin's website again I noticed that some of the pictures on the art page have characters I don't recognize. I have not played Dinosaur Genesis, and haven't beaten Stone Age, so I guess I can't say for certain they were not from those games. They look like they have a different art style from that of Stone Age, and one of the characters has the text GBA on their clothes

https://web.archive.org/web/20020603233152/http://www.gowingame.com.tw:80/taiwan/art/art.asp

It would be difficult to even say what a prototype would look like for this sort of thing. If I had to guess, I would say it would probably be on a commercially available flashcart since those were frequently used as dev kits. I know that a couple of prototype Sintax gba games got leaked a long time ago, but have no idea how they got leaked. An alternative possibility is that GS-14 is not a game, but instead some other product that Gowin released. I know for a fact that they had some sort of rewards program, and had unadvertised products during the early 2000s, such as this game case, so maybe they made a cheat card or something

I have seen that page before. My thoughts were that GS-02 to GS-10 (excluding GS-09) had multiple versions released throughout Gowin's history, and that the website only displayed the most recent versions of the games released. GS-09 and GS-10 both play very similar to monochrome games, those being Prince Yeh Rude and Story of Lasama. Just by the way the gameplay of Gowin games evolved makes the idea that GS-09 was made after GS-13 seem strange. Also, do you know when Gowin's multicarts were released? They had advertisements for them in the Wolf Weekly gaming magazine in Taiwan, but finding images of these is difficult, and they are expensive to import. If I had to guess what Gowin released during 1999 (if anything) it would be those

It's on hhug.me