BBD

BBD广东步步达电子有限公司
Years	1990s - early 2000s
Consoles	Sega Mega Drive, Game Boy Color
Sounds used	Various licensed games (Game Boy Color)
Engines used	BBD platformer engine, King of Fighters R-2 engine
Published games by	In-house (Game Boy Color)
Games published by	Sintax, SKOB
Related companies	Gamtec, Sintax

BBD (广东步步达电子有限公司) was a developer and publisher of Mega Drive and Game Boy games, also credited with the development of a number of early Sintax games. Some of their Game Boy Color games were released in English with a cartridge that resembles a Game Boy Advance cartridge and has a seal that says "Oneself Play" on it. Multiple SKOB games have similarities to Sintax games developed by BBD suggesting that they may have been involved with producing those games.

List of Confirmed Games

Released in Packaging Labeled BBD

• Garou (or Fatal Fury) Mark of the Wolves 2001
• Digimon Adventure 2001 (Also boots with BBD Logo)

Boot With BBD Logo

• Metal Slug 2001
• Harry Potter 2

Contain BBD Copyright

• Donkey Kong 5: The Journey of Over Time and Space
• Ha Li Xiao Zi Di Er Bu - Mi Shi De Mi
• Shao Lin Shi San Gun - Ying Xiong Jiu Zhu
• Zhi Huan Wang - Shou Bu Qu
• Xiao Tai Ji - Shen Hua Li Xian
• Zhen San Guo Wu Shuang 2 - Shin Sangokumusou 2
• Shi San Zhang Ma Jiang 98: Mei Shao Nv
• Dance 2000 (Unrelated to the Famicom version)

List of Unconfirmed Games

• All King of Fighters R2 hacks appear very similar. BBD was known more of for developing games rather than publishing them, so they were most likely the company that developed these titles.

Gallery

Digimon Adventure 2001

BBD custom boot logo on a Gameboy Color.

Trivia

• Garou Mark of the Wolves 2001 was released in both Sintax packaging and BBD packaging