I see that Emo Dao and West Story are often credited as being developed by Vast Fame; can anyone offer concrete proof to that?  

I own a copy of West Story, but the first stage is different to the one that can be seen in the video on youtube.  The only sign of a publisher or developer or anything are the words "TAC" on the box, and who knows if that is really what these words mean.  Cart is in a clear case, circuit board reads "VF-001" on the back, could VF stand for Vast Fame?!  

As for Emo Dao, once again the box and manual are devoid of any useful identifier.  Box is GBA style though...

Anyway, just wanting to hear how these games got attributed to VF.  I know they appeared on a multicart together, but I would think that evidence is shaky at best.

Hi everyone, I have some unlicensed gameboy games for sale or trade.  I would prefer to trade these for other games by Sintax, Vast Fame, Sachen, or Gowin, but that my last thread went unanswered, I am also willing to sell these out to people.  I will list 4 games today, but I think I *may* have a few others to list later on, just need to look.  Oh, also, I will probably be undergoing surgery on Wednesday, so if you don't hear from me for a few days, please don't panick.

Sintax Games:






Gowin Games:




Sachen Games:




You know you want a piece of this goodness.    Will do a straight up trade for other unlicensed games I need.  Going for a CIB set of games from all these companies, so...I want to trade your shit for my shit, basically

PM me if interested, let's try to work out a deal of sorts.

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Made a mistake when posting these, forgot to list the sale price.  I will do $20 each on them, if no one wants to trade.  Most are new-old stock, though played slightly by me.

I recently managed to pick up a few games for my Super A'can and I sat down to play them tonight, and I ran into an, err interesting, situation.  When playing most of the games, I have experienced some flickering of the main character and sometimes the enemy sprites.  Sometimes this is worse than others, but I mostly noticed this on the action games, such as the Super Mario and Sonic "clones" and Sango Fighter, and to a lesser extent on the baseball game.  The RPGs and the monopoly-esque game were devoid of such nonsense.  Now my question is as follows:  does anyone know what the cause of the flickering might be from?  When I watch videos of the gameplay in action on youtube, I do not notice any flickering, etc.  

I guess there might be something wrong with my console?  Any other thoughts on the matter?  It is truly a shame, as I just want to be able to play these things.

Hi everyone, I'm new here though I have collected NES games for 10+ years and recently started branching out into collecting bootlegs and unlicensed games for other systems besides the NES and Famicom.  I have been reading this forum as a guest for about two months, and really find the information to be quite useful and interesting.  Owning several Gowin and Syntax games, I really find this an interesting forum to visit.  I thought I would post two pictures from my collection.

As one can tell from the pictures below, I have quite a bit of bootleg stuff.  I also have some single game cartridges that are pirates, but I did not take pictures of these as they are simply boring Famicom carts containing one game each.  The following pictures show some boxed goodies as well as some individual carts.



Everything in the next picture is also potentially for sale/trade, if anyone is interested.