A Quest

[Black Squirrel]

One possible lead I forgot to mention.

"T&T Technology Corp" is a name that keeps popping up, either engraved onto the back of cartridges or as some sort of sticker, and I've seen it once or twice on consoles too. Unfortunately I can't make much headway on it because the name "T&T" is super common across all sorts of industries, although I can't imagine it's still trading under that name today.

[fcgamer]

Azathoth

Sep 12 2014, 12:24:34 AM

On a similar subject has anyone verified that a pirated game actually came with pirated instructions? I'm not talking about unlicensed originals, I mean a genuine counterfeit of a commercial product that came with a reproduced manual.

The closest thing I ever found was a boxed copy of SFII:SCE for MD. There's a scan of both the box and cart of a similar version on the Sega Retro site listed above but both my box and cart are slightly different. The ROM itself is actually a pirate of the Japanese version (Street Fighter II' Plus) and at the time I purchased the cart it was apparently undumped because Goodgen couldn't label it and no other list had a [p] version of the ROM. It came with a manual, but the manual could have been swiped from the HK/Asian version. Paper wise the manual seems legitimate, but there's a few oddities here and there (like lack of warnings or TM's) that make me think its a fake, but I've never been able to find someone with an original copy of the Asian variant to verify it.

Edit...

Also Awesome Panda, on those multi cart picks what is #8 on the shooter named Desendu? And the other with Doremon named Ding Dong?[/quote]I own some Famicom and GB/GBC/GBA stuff with manuals, even though completely bootleg.  At one point I owned some SNES stuff of the same type, CIB.  Not sure about Sega though it wouldnt surprise me.

[NintariousFamicreep]

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