A bunch of VTxx games, header added, running on the current version of the NintendulatorNRS:

The other day, I decided to rearrange the music in the ports of arcade games Gamezone II, and I'm publishing my result.
If anyone can tell how to stop the track correctly, I would be grateful. I would also like to figure out how to change the graphics banks in Scramble from Gamezone II to make the graphics more compact.

Quite a lot of pirated games have been extracted from multicarts.
But so far, the games have not been extracted from the ZDog 44-in-1 and Samuri 60-in-1 multicarts.
It's clear that some of the games that were already available were included in these multicarts, but most of the others in them are unique, and they also deserve to become separate exhibits of video game history.

Oh, if only this were applicable to my optimized hack of this game with 128 kb CHR-ROM...
http://bootleg.games/BGC_Forum/index.php?topic=3206.msg23528#msg23528
The only thing in my hack, besides not having access to the levels, is that you can still enable Chinese language.

UPD: I applied your patch on my ROM. Apart from the errant banks of font graphics, I didn't notice any other deviations from the norm.
ROM updated.

UPD 2: I accidentally found a bug in the game. It turns out that if you knock out some icons on the screen before the bonus level, go to the right and press the select, the character change sound will sound, but it will no longer be possible to control it.
It's possible that this bug was in the original game.

I wanted to ask a question that has been bothering me for a long time. Are there normal (non-pirated) conversions of "Super Game" games on MMC3 that have copy protection removed or disabled? How many such conversions are available?

The game already runs as mapper 4 submapper 4. I made a small change to the IRQ code to run it as regular MMC3. I only checked the initial screens, however.

I didn't have time to press the A button after defeating the level 2 boss, and I had this situation. The music is still playing, the screen is twitching, and you cannot return to the game.

Actually, it was expected. My guess that Ling Jie Hu Fa: Shock was originally a port of Blackthorne turned out to be correct.
I found these sprites inside this ROM. Alas, there isn't the entire sprite list, and the developers themselves dropped this case and began to draw sprites of a dude in a hat, for conspiracy. As you know, the ROM of this game, which is available on the Internet, is incomplete - it lacks the third level, instead jumping to the fourth (last) level to make the game passable. But I wouldn't be surprised if it turns out that somewhere a build was released with the original sprites and minimal nonsense.
Below I will attach (partially) the collected sprites of Kyle, who was supposed to be in the game.
P.S. By the way, the dump that is available on the Internet is an overdump, at least in terms of graphics, more than half of the graphics in the CHR-ROM are repeated and aren't actually used.