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Game Boy dumps / Re: Ankos' Games
« Last post by Ankos on July 26, 2024, 11:31:06 PM »Chinese version of the Makon fighting game. UCM: Makon New
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Pirated Work / Re: Pirated Games Fanarts - SD/HD Only!
« Last post by toysower on July 26, 2024, 11:09:22 PM »I made this nice art of the Waixing Alien for my profile pic, he's so cute. 
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Famicom/NES dumps / Re: ggdjr's dumps
« Last post by Yhc Studio on July 26, 2024, 11:06:01 PM »These are New Dump Carts:
Super 6-in-1 (JY-212)
Super Game 3-in-1 (AA0337) (KT-8337)
Super Game 4-in-1 (HP1015-A_20210703)
Super Game 8-in-1 (KY-807)
Super VT Game 16-in-1 (VT8020)
Super VT Game 8-in-1 (VT6297)
Cart Photos & Rom Download Link:
https://www.mediafire.com/file/wi6w13ish6lqryv/ggdjr%2527s_Cart_Dump_Rom_%2526_Photos_20240727.zip/file
Super 6-in-1 (JY-212)
Super Game 3-in-1 (AA0337) (KT-8337)
Super Game 4-in-1 (HP1015-A_20210703)
Super Game 8-in-1 (KY-807)
Super VT Game 16-in-1 (VT8020)
Super VT Game 8-in-1 (VT6297)
Cart Photos & Rom Download Link:
https://www.mediafire.com/file/wi6w13ish6lqryv/ggdjr%2527s_Cart_Dump_Rom_%2526_Photos_20240727.zip/file
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Other Pirates / Defender Sharky Mix 200
« Last post by SlashNet on July 26, 2024, 12:48:45 PM »Hi!
Recently purchased this handheld console. It was sold in the ex-USSR countries. It has 200 built-in games, the platform of which is listed on the official website as TSK. Most of the games have no start screen and the gameplay starts immediately.
List of embedded games:
Screenshots of the above games can be seen here.
I can make gameplay videos of some games later, if needed.
Recently purchased this handheld console. It was sold in the ex-USSR countries. It has 200 built-in games, the platform of which is listed on the official website as TSK. Most of the games have no start screen and the gameplay starts immediately.
List of embedded games:
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5 Card Draw
7 Card Stud
110m Hurdles
Aero Engine
Aether Base
Aimless
Air Power
Animal Pool
Assart
Awake Baby
Baccarat
Backstroke
Bake Pancakes
Ball Clash
Ball Mania
Balloon Man
Basketball
Bean's Adventure
Beat the Bird
Big Racing
Bingo
Bingo Zap
Birdie Nest
Black Jack
Block Flying
Block Out
Bolt Fighter
Bomb King
Bounce
Box World
Brains Diamonds
Bubble
Bubble Blaster
Bubble Factory
Bug's War
Bugs
Build up Road
Bump
Bump Car
Burrow Explorer
Caribbean
Catch the Egg
Challenge 100
Circle Racing
Colony
Conquer South Pole
Craps
Crazy Hit
Cruiser
Cute Fish
Dangerous Zone
Dart Champion
Delivery Man
Delta Fighter
Depth Bomb
Devil Rider
Difference picture
Dinosaur
Discus Put
Dragon Fire
Dump Lorry Race
Dune War
Eggs
Elf Land
Escape
Excel Racing
Fancy Match
Farmer, The
Fast Race
Fated Pirate
Fire Base
Fire Fighter
Fish Catcher
Fish Quiz
Fish War
Flying
Football
Football Kid
Forest Kid
Freak Number
Free Сell
Garden Maze
Garden War
Gear Race
Ghost Palace
Gin Rummy
Go Bang
Goblet Tower
Golden Arrow
GP Race
Grass Cutter
Grot Kid
Happy Diamond
Hard Win
Hearts
High Jump
Hit Mouse
Hot Racing
Hot Racing Moto
Igloo Land
Insect Chase
Javelin
Jewel Master
Jumping Ball
Jumping Kid
Last Cobra
Link
Lonely Island
Long Jump
Loop Tennis
Lucky Lawn Mower
Magic Bubble
Magic Diamond
Magic Place
Matching Tiles
Mine
Monkey N Fox
Moto Rushing
Motor Rally
Mouse Hero
Move Box
Move Fun
Mr. Onion
Night, The
Ocean Quest
Ogreish Flower
Paint Master
Pair Up
Partner
Path Finder
Pet Shop
Pinball
Pinball Track
Pool Pro
Push the Ball
Push the Box
Rabbit's Defence
Racing Boat
Racing Fighter
Racing Fighter Moto
Rainbow
RB Chess
Resistant
Right Spot
Risker
Road Bumper
Road Star
Robot
Roulette
Runner Car
Sea Maid
Sea War
Searching
Shot Put
Shrew Mouse
Skateboard Kid
Skies of War
Sky Dreamer
Sky Mission
Sky Wing
Slot Machine
Smart Frog
Solitaire
Space Castle
Spades
Speedy Way-X
Spin Ball
Star Ally
Star Fighter
Strafe
Submarine War
Sudden Strike
Sudoku
Super Surfing
Surfg Sport
Tank
Texas Hold'Em
Thin Ice
Through Man
Towers
Track and Field
Transmission
Transportation
Triple Jump
Truck Race
Twin Cards
Ultra Doggy
Under the Sea
Valiant Rescue
Video Poker
Volley Ball
VR Racing
VS Football
Warfront
Water Ball
Weald Gunman
Wild River
Worm Catch
Zero Tiger
ZoomScreenshots of the above games can be seen here.
I can make gameplay videos of some games later, if needed.
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Famicom/NES / Re: Looking for Genius Kid FC ROM dump (天才小子)
« Last post by SuperKlondike64 on July 25, 2024, 09:39:14 PM »You're welcome :3
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Game Boy dumps / Re: Ankos' Games
« Last post by Ankos on July 25, 2024, 04:38:26 PM »Doesn't happen on cart
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Game Boy dumps / Re: Ankos' Games
« Last post by APM on July 25, 2024, 02:20:07 PM »Original SL release of Devil Land by Vast Fame. Use UCM for Vast Fame's SL releases in hhugboy
I only started playing a few minutes ago and I already found what I'm certain is likely an emulation bug. At what I believe is a save point (the screen with the old man and dialogue), if you choose "No" then the game will lock up (this occurs in the ROM emulated with the correct unlicensed compatibility setting you specified). If this happens on the original cartridge as well then feel free to correct me. So far I haven't found any bugs that are majorly game-breaking, though.
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Game Boy dumps / Re: Ankos' Games
« Last post by Ankos on July 25, 2024, 10:53:59 AM »Original SL release of Devil Land by Vast Fame. Use UCM for Vast Fame's SL releases in hhugboy
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Famicom/NES / Re: Looking for Genius Kid FC ROM dump (天才小子)
« Last post by lancuster on July 25, 2024, 12:49:03 AM »You can find it on archive.org in this pack of Waixing games:Wow! Thank you!
https://archive.org/details/fozhou_waixing_fc-games
One thing to note: It seems that FCEUX can't run files with Chinese text in them, so you'll have to manually remove it.
In addition, it seems I found an earlier, unfinished version from the Chinese net, uploaded here:
https://archive.org/details/genius-kid-unl.-7z
Don't worry, it took me a really long time to find too, especially since I can't read Chinese. In fact, I thought I had to go to the Chinese internet to find it, only to discover I had it the whole time in that Waixing pack!
I thought that the game would never be found.
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2000-present / Re: Nice Code "Go Retro Portable" copyright restorations
« Last post by forgotusername on July 24, 2024, 09:07:57 PM »Here's a pretty bizarre one. One of the weirder anomalies in Nice Code's common game set surrounds two separate Whac-A-Mole games, "Toad in the Hole" and "Hit-Mouse"; while completely different in programming from each other, they use identical graphics in-game. Toad in the Hole has nine holes and is controlled via the d-pad and buttons; Hit-Mouse features four holes and solely uses the d-pad.
While the four-hole Hit-Mouse features a title screen, Toad in the Hole does not; with the exception of a Qi Sheng Long hack of the game, which confusingly, uses the Hit-Mouse name. However, I noticed that the PRG data between Toad in the Hole and the Qi Sheng Long Hit-Mouse were almost identical, only differing by a few bytes. Sure enough, Toad in the Hole has a zeroed-out title screen reading "Hit-Mousee"; a single byte at address 600A can be altered to re-enable it. The title screen ever-so-slightly differs from all other Hit-Mouse variants (no boulders, cacti, etc).
What I find interesting about this discovery is that it indicates that the nine-hole version came first; then had its title screen stripped after the creation of the four-hole version, presumably to label them as separate "games". Another curiosity is that an early revision of the four-hole version also has the "Hit-Mousee" typo; that copy (AFAIK) was leaked by maxzhou88 in the early 2000s. With all of that said, the one-byte-changed ROM of Toad in the Hole is attached below.
(Edit: as an even further note, the game's music is ripped from Tenchi wo Kurau II: Shokatsu Kōmei Den.)
While the four-hole Hit-Mouse features a title screen, Toad in the Hole does not; with the exception of a Qi Sheng Long hack of the game, which confusingly, uses the Hit-Mouse name. However, I noticed that the PRG data between Toad in the Hole and the Qi Sheng Long Hit-Mouse were almost identical, only differing by a few bytes. Sure enough, Toad in the Hole has a zeroed-out title screen reading "Hit-Mousee"; a single byte at address 600A can be altered to re-enable it. The title screen ever-so-slightly differs from all other Hit-Mouse variants (no boulders, cacti, etc).
What I find interesting about this discovery is that it indicates that the nine-hole version came first; then had its title screen stripped after the creation of the four-hole version, presumably to label them as separate "games". Another curiosity is that an early revision of the four-hole version also has the "Hit-Mousee" typo; that copy (AFAIK) was leaked by maxzhou88 in the early 2000s. With all of that said, the one-byte-changed ROM of Toad in the Hole is attached below.
(Edit: as an even further note, the game's music is ripped from Tenchi wo Kurau II: Shokatsu Kōmei Den.)