a thread to share bootlegs you know about or have played. i think bootlegs are really cool mainly the ones that are original games not just clone / multicarts.bootleg consoles welcome too i guess as console clones are also really coolive just started playing the chinese pokemon yellow nes port ive only done one gym but it plays nicely so far and the map spritework looks quite nice compared to the gba version its a really cool bootleg. the chinese name is: Lei Dian Huang Bi Ka Qiu Chuan Shuo (雷电皇 比卡丘传说)and was made by a company called Shenzhen Nanjing Technology Co the game itself is based on a final fantasy 7 backport bootleg. unsure if that was made by the same copany. there are also some other pokemon variants one is pokemon diamond. i dont know much about that one other than it doesnt contain the full gen4 pokedex. i have seen iamges and the sprite work in that is also quite nice
>>12930721u got that from oldmanemu?
>>12930721That company made like 30 bootleg RPGs on Famicom for the Chinese market, most of them are shit
another series of bootlegs i think is cool is s trainer hitomi or SM Choukyoushi Hitomi (SM調教師瞳) for the snes they are lewd simulation games i have a couple of them but too retarded to into japanese. im quite fond of lewd bootlegs. there are 4 in total i think. one of the coolest thigns about these were that to get themm back then you had to take an snes game to a store and they would send it off to the company to have the rom chip changed. they sometimes come with boxes and custom labels other times they dont>>12930770oh cool, any of them original or all various backports from other systems? ive heard the ff7 one is also pretty good
Zoomie here, I had two consoles and a few licensed plug 'n plays before I ever received a 360.First thing was a JungleTac device (or at least the games were, don't know about the hardware) that was a yellow and black steering wheel attached to a yellow seat. The game opened up to the front view of a red race car before getting to the game selection. My favorites were Mr. Onion (https://bootleggames.fandom.com/wiki/One_Day_of_Mr._Potato), a block-stacking game ala Wario's Woods starring some leprechaun construction worker, and a mini-game compilation that is a rip-off of Hirake! Ponkikki for Famicom, but with stolen graphics and starring the penguins from Yume Penguin Monogatari for some reason. I don't have the device anymore, according to my parents it was donated to Goodwill. There is actually a VT09 emulator that utilizes the unique mappers for these games and allows you to emulate some of them, but it's stuck somewhere on Bootleg Games Forums, I have to find it again.The next thing I received was a Zone 60. You can play this for yourself in MAME right now, the ROM is "zone60". The Bomberman clone and the Conan-style bmup were my favorite games on it. There's a shit ton of Jakks Pacific plug 'n plays, not all of them are playable on MAME but some are. The Nickelodeon ones (especially the blue SpongeBob one with the overhead jelly-fish dodging game on it), Power Rangers, Pirates of the Caribbean, and the DreamWorks ones I played the most.As an adult I'm still interested in this side of vidya. I'd like a full translation and bugfix patch of that one Chinese Fire Emblem GBC bootleg where you can enhance individual skills upon leveling up.>>12930781If you like that, there's a couple of games like it in the PC Engine CD library. It's a shame nobody has attempted to recreate the lewd art in these (and the PC-98/arcade Mahjong stuff as well) for use in a decent action game.
>>12930721What absolute shit tier level of Chinese spy do you have to be to get assigned to trying to eek secrets out of neets and weebs on the 4chin?
