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|aliases = Puzzy
  
|aliases = Puzzy
 
|publishedby = [[Home Entertainment Suppliers Pty. Ltd.|HES Interactive]] (Australia)
  
|publishedby = [[Home Entertainment Suppliers Pty. Ltd.|HES Interactive]] (Australia)
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|connected = [[Young Toys]], Bit Argentina.
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}}'''''Bit Corp.''''' ({{Mousetext|普澤|Pǔ zé}}) is a developer and publisher from Taiwan which developed numerous games for the Atari 2600, Famicom/NES and Gamate. Bit was one of the first Taiwanese console manufacturers<ref name="asian"/> and game developers.
  
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'''Bit Corp.''' ({{Mousetext|普澤|Pǔ zé}}) was a developer and publisher from Taiwan which developed numerous games for the Atari 2600, Famicom/NES and Gamate. Bit was one of the first Taiwanese console manufacturers<ref name="asian"/> and game developers.
   
 
== Overview ==
  
== Overview ==
 
During their lifetime, they made numerous unlicensed games and consoles. Their games were unlicensed (although this was standard for Atari 2600 games) and their Atari 2600 games were released in Europe with both English and German titles.
  
During their lifetime, they made numerous unlicensed games and consoles. Their games were unlicensed (although this was standard for Atari 2600 games) and their Atari 2600 games were released in Europe with both English and German titles.
   
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Their Famicom/NES games were published by various companies in PAL regions, especially Australia and Brazil, and all were published by themselves in Taiwan. Bit Corp. went out of business in 1992 officially due to competition from Hong Kong and Chinese clone manufacturers.<ref name="asian">[http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=2caZAAAAIAAJ Asian sources gifts & home products, Volume 11, Issue 12]</ref>. The real reason for their closure might actually be related to the Gamate.
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Their Famicom/NES games were published by various companies in PAL regions, especially Australia and Brazil, and all were published by themselves in Taiwan. Bit Corp. went out of business in 1992 officially due to competition from Hong Kong and Chinese clone manufacturers.<ref name="asian">Asian sources gifts & home products, Volume 11, Issue 12</ref>. The real reason for their closure might actually be related to the Gamate.
   
 
== International Activities ==
  
== International Activities ==
 
[[File:BITArgentina.jpg|right|thumb|Back label advertising Bit Argentina.]]
  
[[File:BITArgentina.jpg|right|thumb|Back label advertising Bit Argentina.]]
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In the early 90s, Bit Corp created a subsidiary in Argentina. They imported various games from Taiwan and sold them in South America. It seems Bit Argentina lived a bit longer than Bit Corp. For example, they had the time to import and release a mapper hacked [[Street Fighter II: The World Warrior|''Street Fighter II'']].
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In the early 90's, Bit Corp. created a subsidiary in Argentina called Bit Argentina. They were importing all kind of Famicom games from Taiwan and sold them in South America. Bit Argentina outlived Bit Corp. For example, they had the time to import and release non original copies of [[Street Fighter II: The World Warrior|''Street Fighter II'']].
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In 1992, Nintendo entered Argentina thanks to H.Briones Argentina SA, which became the representative of this company. Looking at the huge wave of piracy in the form of the many famiclones, Nintendo got along with Bit and the company became an official distributor of Nintendo products in Argentina.<ref>Action Games n° 12, Argentina,1993</ref>
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In 1994 Bit Argentina distributed consoles through Bitgame Club. <ref>Action Games n° 26, Argentina, 1994. </ref>
   
 
== Games Developed by Bit Corp. ==
  
== Games Developed by Bit Corp. ==
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=== Atari 2600 ===
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=== Atari 2600 ===
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{|class="wikitable sortable"
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{|class="wikitable"
 
!width=150|Name
  
!width=150|Name
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!width="150"|Released [http://www.atarimania.com/list_games_atari-2600-vcs-bit-corporation_publisher_96_2_G.html]
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!width=150|Released
  
 
!width=200|Description
  
!width=200|Description
 
!width=100|Cartridge No.
  
!width=100|Cartridge No.
 
|-
  
|-
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|align="center"|''Bobby is Going Home''
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|align="center"|32 in 1
 
|align="center"|
  
|align="center"|
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|Sold with Bit Corp Creator 30, clone with a Famicom style design. 
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|
  
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|align="center"|R-320
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|-
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|align="center"|4 Game in One (C432)
 
|align="center"|
  
|align="center"|
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|With Cat Trax, unreleased game of UA Limited.
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|align="center"|C-432
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|-
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|align="center"|''Bobby is Going Home''
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|align="center"|1983
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|
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|align="center"|PG-206
 
|-
  
|-
 
|align="center"|''Dancing Plate''
  
|align="center"|''Dancing Plate''
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|align="center"|
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|align="center"|1982
 
|
  
|
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|align="center"|
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|align="center"|PG-205
 
|-
  
|-
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|align="center"|''Mission 3000 A.D.''
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|align="center"|''Hockey, Hockey''
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|align="center"|
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|align="center"|1982
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|PAL version of Hockey, Hockey (Activision)
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|align="center"|PG-210
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|-
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|align="center"|''Mission 3,000 A.D.''
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|align="center"|1982
 
|
  
|
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|align="center"|
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|align="center"|PG-207
 
|-
  
|-
 
|align="center"|''Mr. Postman''
  
|align="center"|''Mr. Postman''
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|align="center"|
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|align="center"|1983
 
|
  
|
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|align="center"|
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|align="center"|PG-209
 
|-
  
|-
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|align="center"|''Open! Sesame''
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|align="center"|''Open, Sesame!''
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|align="center"|
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|align="center"|1982
 
|
  
|
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|align="center"|
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|align="center"|PG-204
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|-
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|align="center"|''Phantom Tank''
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|align="center"|1982
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|Published by ZIMAG as ''Tanks But No Tanks''.
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|align="center"|PG-203
 
|-
  
|-
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|align="center"|Phantom Tank
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|align="center"|''Phantom UFO''
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|align="center"|
  
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|Hack of ''Tanks But No Tanks''.
  
 
|align="center"|
  
|align="center"|
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|Hack of ''Spider Fighter'' (Activision)
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|align="center"|PG-212
 
|-
  
|-
 
|align="center"|''Sea Monster''
  
|align="center"|''Sea Monster''
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|align="center"|
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|align="center"|1982
 
|
  
|
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|align="center"|
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|align="center"|PG-201
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|-
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|align="center"|''Snail against Squirrel''
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|align="center"|1983
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|AKA ''Snail on Squirrel''
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|align="center"|PG-208
 
|-
  
|-
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|align="center"|''Snail Against Squirrel''
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|align="center"|''Space Tunnel''
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|align="center"|
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|align="center"|1982
 
|
  
|
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|align="center"|
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|align="center"|PG-202
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|}
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=== ColecoVision ===
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{|style="width: 625px;" class="article-table" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1" border="1"
 
|-
  
|-
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!scope="col"|Name [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ColecoVision_games]
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|align="center"|''Space Robot''
  
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!scope="col"|Region
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|align="center"|
  
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!scope="col"|Released
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!scope="col"|Description / Notes
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!scope="col"|Cartridge No.
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|-
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|Cosmic Crisis
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|Europe
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|1983
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|Published later by Telegames in 1986.
 
|
  
|
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|align="center"|
  
 
|-
  
|-
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|Meteoric Shower
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|align="center"|''Space Tunnel''
  
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|Europe
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|align="center"|
  
  +
|1983
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|
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|
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|-
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|Strike It!
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|Europe
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|1983
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|Published later by Telegames in 1986.
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|
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|-
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|Tank Wars
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|Europe
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|1983
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|Published later by Telegames in 1986.
 
|
  
|
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|align="center"|
  
 
|}
  
|}
   
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=== Famicom/NES ===
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=== Famicom / NES ===
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{|class="wikitable sortable"
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{|class="wikitable"
 
!width=150|Name
  
!width=150|Name
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!width=150|System
 
!width=150|Released
  
!width=150|Released
 
!width=200|Description
  
!width=200|Description
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|-
  
|-
 
|align="center"|''Crime Busters''
  
|align="center"|''Crime Busters''
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|align="center"|Famicom / NES
 
|align="center"|1989
  
|align="center"|1989
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|Published in Brazil (NES) by Dismac and Gradiente.
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|
  
 
|align="center"|7300
  
|align="center"|7300
 
|-
  
|-
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|align="center"|''[[Duck]]''
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|align="center"|''[[Duck]]''<br>''Duck Maze''
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|align="center"|Famicom / NES<br>NES PAL (AUS)
 
|align="center"|1987
  
|align="center"|1987
 
|First Taiwanese commercial unlicensed port.
  
|First Taiwanese commercial unlicensed port.
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Published in Brazil (NES NTSC) by Dismac.<br>In Australia by HES (NES PAL).
 
|align="center"|7002
  
|align="center"|7002
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|-
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|align="center"|''Jackpot''<br>''Shui Guo Li''
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|align="center"|NES PAL<br>Famicom
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|align="center"|1989
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|Published by [[Home Entertainment Suppliers Pty. Ltd.|HES]] in Australia as Jackpot.
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|align="center"|7100
 
|-
  
|-
 
|align="center"|''Othello''
  
|align="center"|''Othello''
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|align="center"|Famicom<br>NES PAL
 
|align="center"|1988
  
|align="center"|1988
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|Published by HES in Australia.
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|
  
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| align="center" |7100
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|align="center"|7103
 
|-
  
|-
 
|align="center"|''Sheng Hen Pao''
  
|align="center"|''Sheng Hen Pao''
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|align="center"|Famicom
 
|align="center"|1989
  
|align="center"|1989
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|AKA Twin Loud Cannon (cartridge)
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|align="center"|7102
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|}
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=== Gamate (incompleted): ===
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{| class="article-table" style="width: 620px;" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1" border="1"
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|-
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! scope="col" |Name [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamate]
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! scope="col" |Release
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! scope="col" |Description [http://fuji.drillspirits.net/gamate/games/]
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! scope="col" |Cartridge No. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamate]
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|-
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|4 in 1
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|1991
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|Cube-Up / Minigolf / Vindicators / Brick Blaster
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|C1-401
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|-
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|Baseball
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|1992
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|AKA Super Baseball
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|C1-048
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|-
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|Bomb Blaster
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|1990
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|AKA Bomb Blast
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|C1-031
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|-
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|Boom!
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|1991
 
|
  
|
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|C1-043
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|align="center"|7103
  
 
|-
  
|-
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|Box Forum
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|align="center"|''Shui Guo Li''
  
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|1991
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|align="center"|1989
  
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|Sokoban clone.
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|Published by [[Home Entertainment Suppliers Pty. Ltd.|HES]] as Jackpot.
  
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|C1-003
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|align="center"|7102
  
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|-
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|Brick Blaster
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|1990
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|
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|C1-029
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|-
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|Cosmic Fighter
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|1990
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|
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|C1-032
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|-
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|Cube-Up
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|1990
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|Tetris clone.
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|C1-001
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|-
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|Devil Castle
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|1991
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|
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|C1-017
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|-
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|Dino Ball
  +
|1991
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|
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|C1-019
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|-
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|Dino Bibo
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|1991
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|
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|C1-013
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|-
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|Enchanted Bricks
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|1990
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|Arkanoid Clone.
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|C1-005
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|-
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|Fist of Thunder
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|1991
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|
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|C1-033
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|-
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|Flipuzzle
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|1991
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|
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|C1-026
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|-
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|Flying Goblin
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|1991
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|
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|C1-042
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|-
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|Fortune 'n Luck
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|1992
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|AKA Fortune and Luck
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|C1-047
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|-
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|Galaxy Invaders
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|1990
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|
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|C1-007
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|-
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|GP Race
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|
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|
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|
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|-
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|Jewel Riss
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|
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|
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|
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|-
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|Kiki Inland
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|
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|
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|
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|-
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|Kill Shot
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|
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|
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|
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|-
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|Kung-Fu Fighter
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|
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|
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|
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|-
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|Legend of Dragon Knight
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|
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|
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|
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|-
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|Magic Jigsaw
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|
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|
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|
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|-
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|Marauder
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|
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|
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|
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|-
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|Mars Voyage
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|
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|
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|
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|-
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|Mighty Tank
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|1990
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|Battle City clone.
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|C1-004
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|-
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|Mini Golf
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|
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|
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|
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|-
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|Money Maze
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|
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|
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|
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|-
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|Money Maze
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|
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|
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|
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|-
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|Monster Pitfall
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|
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|
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|
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|-
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|Myth of Asamia
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|
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|
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|
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|-
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|Nightmare of Santa Claus
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|
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|
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|
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|-
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|Pharaoh Revenger
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|
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|
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|
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|-
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|Pipemania
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|
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|
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|
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|-
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|Punk Boy
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|
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|
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|
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|-
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|Snowman Legend
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|
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|
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|
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|-
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|Tennis
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|
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|
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|
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|-
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|Time Warrior
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|
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|
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|
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|-
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|Tornado
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|
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|
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|
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|-
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|Treasure Hunter
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|
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|
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|
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|-
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|Vindicators
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|
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|
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|
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|-
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|Volcano Panic
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|1991
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|
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|C1-016
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|-
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|Witty Apee
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|1991
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|Lode Runner clone.
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|C1-002
 
|}
  
|}
   
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=== Gamate ===
  
=== Gamate ===
 
[[File:Gamate.jpg|right|thumb|A Gamate.]]
  
[[File:Gamate.jpg|right|thumb|A Gamate.]]
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The Gamate is a handheld console similar to the Game Boy (although not an exact clone) released by Bit Corp. in 1990. Around 50 games were published by Bit, but after they went out of business in 1992, UMC continued to produce consoles and games, releasing about 20 further games for the system. Many of its games were developed by [[Gamtec]].
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The Gamate is a handheld console similar to the Game Boy (although not an exact clone) released by Bit Corp in 1990. Released as Super Child Prodigy in China and Super Boy in Taiwan. Around 50 games were published by Bit Corp, but after they went out of business in 1992, UMC continued to produce consoles and games, releasing about 20 further games for the system. Many of its games were developed by [[Gamtec]].
   
 
== Mascot ==
  
== Mascot ==
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[[File:Bitcorpseal.png|70px|thumb|Bit's seal.]]
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The NES and Famicom releases of Bit Corp.'s cartridges often featu[[File:Bitcorpseal.png|thumb|79px|Bit's seal]]red a seal with a drawing of a small, white bearded, old man wearing a red shirt and glasses. It's kind of similar to [[Young Toys|Pascar]] which seemed to have some ties to Bit Corp..
  
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The NES and Famicom releases of Bit Corp.'s cartridges often featured a seal with a drawing of a small, white bearded, old man wearing a red shirt and glasses. It's kind of similar to [[Young Toys|Pascar]] which seemed to have some ties to Bit Corp..
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== Gallery ==
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<gallery>
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Bit corporation ad.jpg|Bit Corporation line for Atari 2600 and ColecoVision.
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CrimeBuster-ad-1989.jpg|Advertisement for Crime Buster, June 15 1989 issue, unknown magazine. Courtesy of F. Cifaldi.
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BitArgentinaJuJuLegend.jpg|A generic Bit Argentina box with a copy of Juju Legend.
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32 in 1 bit corporation cart 3.jpg|Creator 30, clone of Atari 2600 similar to Famicom.
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BitArgentinaPublicidadAG261994.jpg|Bit Argentina ad for their products.
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32 in 1 bit corporation cart 5.jpg|Bit Creator 30 close-up.
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</gallery>
   
 
== References ==
  
== References ==
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== External link ==
  
== External link ==
 
*[http://fuji.drillspirits.net/gamate Gamate info]
  
*[http://fuji.drillspirits.net/gamate Gamate info]
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamate List of Gamate Games (Wikipedia)]
   
 
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Revision as of 19:30, 24 December 2019

Bit Corp. (普澤) was a developer and publisher from Taiwan which developed numerous games for the Atari 2600, Famicom/NES and Gamate. Bit was one of the first Taiwanese console manufacturers[1] and game developers.

Overview

During their lifetime, they made numerous unlicensed games and consoles. Their games were unlicensed (although this was standard for Atari 2600 games) and their Atari 2600 games were released in Europe with both English and German titles.

Their Famicom/NES games were published by various companies in PAL regions, especially Australia and Brazil, and all were published by themselves in Taiwan. Bit Corp. went out of business in 1992 officially due to competition from Hong Kong and Chinese clone manufacturers.[1]. The real reason for their closure might actually be related to the Gamate.

International Activities

File:BITArgentina.jpg

Back label advertising Bit Argentina.

In the early 90's, Bit Corp. created a subsidiary in Argentina called Bit Argentina. They were importing all kind of Famicom games from Taiwan and sold them in South America. Bit Argentina outlived Bit Corp. For example, they had the time to import and release non original copies of Street Fighter II.

In 1992, Nintendo entered Argentina thanks to H.Briones Argentina SA, which became the representative of this company. Looking at the huge wave of piracy in the form of the many famiclones, Nintendo got along with Bit and the company became an official distributor of Nintendo products in Argentina.[2]

In 1994 Bit Argentina distributed consoles through Bitgame Club. [3]

Games Developed by Bit Corp.

Atari 2600

Name Released [1] Description Cartridge No.
32 in 1 Sold with Bit Corp Creator 30, clone with a Famicom style design.  R-320
4 Game in One (C432) With Cat Trax, unreleased game of UA Limited. C-432
Bobby is Going Home 1983 PG-206
Dancing Plate 1982 PG-205
Hockey, Hockey 1982 PAL version of Hockey, Hockey (Activision) PG-210
Mission 3,000 A.D. 1982 PG-207
Mr. Postman 1983 PG-209
Open, Sesame! 1982 PG-204
Phantom Tank 1982 Published by ZIMAG as Tanks But No Tanks. PG-203
Phantom UFO Hack of Spider Fighter (Activision) PG-212
Sea Monster 1982 PG-201
Snail against Squirrel 1983 AKA Snail on Squirrel PG-208
Space Tunnel 1982 PG-202

ColecoVision

Name [2] Region Released Description / Notes Cartridge No.
Cosmic Crisis Europe 1983 Published later by Telegames in 1986.
Meteoric Shower Europe 1983
Strike It! Europe 1983 Published later by Telegames in 1986.
Tank Wars Europe 1983 Published later by Telegames in 1986.

Famicom / NES

Name System Released Description Cartridge No.
Crime Busters Famicom / NES 1989 Published in Brazil (NES) by Dismac and Gradiente. 7300
Duck
Duck Maze 		Famicom / NES
NES PAL (AUS) 		1987 First Taiwanese commercial unlicensed port.

Published in Brazil (NES NTSC) by Dismac.
In Australia by HES (NES PAL).

7002
Jackpot
Shui Guo Li 		NES PAL
Famicom 		1989 Published by HES in Australia as Jackpot. 7100
Othello Famicom
NES PAL 		1988 Published by HES in Australia. 7103
Sheng Hen Pao Famicom 1989 AKA Twin Loud Cannon (cartridge) 7102

Gamate (incompleted):

Name [3] Release Description [4] Cartridge No. [5]
4 in 1 1991 Cube-Up / Minigolf / Vindicators / Brick Blaster C1-401
Baseball 1992 AKA Super Baseball C1-048
Bomb Blaster 1990 AKA Bomb Blast C1-031
Boom! 1991 C1-043
Box Forum 1991 Sokoban clone. C1-003
Brick Blaster 1990 C1-029
Cosmic Fighter 1990 C1-032
Cube-Up 1990 Tetris clone. C1-001
Devil Castle 1991 C1-017
Dino Ball 1991 C1-019
Dino Bibo 1991 C1-013
Enchanted Bricks 1990 Arkanoid Clone. C1-005
Fist of Thunder 1991 C1-033
Flipuzzle 1991 C1-026
Flying Goblin 1991 C1-042
Fortune 'n Luck 1992 AKA Fortune and Luck C1-047
Galaxy Invaders 1990 C1-007
GP Race
Jewel Riss
Kiki Inland
Kill Shot
Kung-Fu Fighter
Legend of Dragon Knight
Magic Jigsaw
Marauder
Mars Voyage
Mighty Tank 1990 Battle City clone. C1-004
Mini Golf
Money Maze
Money Maze
Monster Pitfall
Myth of Asamia
Nightmare of Santa Claus
Pharaoh Revenger
Pipemania
Punk Boy
Snowman Legend
Tennis
Time Warrior
Tornado
Treasure Hunter
Vindicators
Volcano Panic 1991 C1-016
Witty Apee 1991 Lode Runner clone. C1-002

Hardware

Clones

  • Amigo/賓果遊樂器 (Bingo Game Console) - Atari 2600 clone
  • 創造者30 (Creator 30) - Atari 2600 clone
  • 創造者50 (Creator 50) (aka Dina 2-in-1, Telegames Personal Arcade) - Combined SG-1000 and Colecovision clone
  • 創造者70 (Creator 70) - Famicom clone
  • 創造者100 (Creator 100) - Famicom clone

Computers

  • Bit-60 - Compatible with Atari 2600 games
  • Bit-90 - Compatible with ColecoVision games
  • Bit-79 - Compatible with Famicom games, has built in BASIC

Gamate

Gamate

A Gamate.

The Gamate is a handheld console similar to the Game Boy (although not an exact clone) released by Bit Corp in 1990. Released as Super Child Prodigy in China and Super Boy in Taiwan. Around 50 games were published by Bit Corp, but after they went out of business in 1992, UMC continued to produce consoles and games, releasing about 20 further games for the system. Many of its games were developed by Gamtec.

Mascot

Bitcorpseal

Bit's seal.

The NES and Famicom releases of Bit Corp.'s cartridges often featured a seal with a drawing of a small, white bearded, old man wearing a red shirt and glasses. It's kind of similar to Pascar which seemed to have some ties to Bit Corp..

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References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Asian sources gifts & home products, Volume 11, Issue 12
  2. ↑ Action Games n° 12, Argentina,1993
  3. ↑ Action Games n° 26, Argentina, 1994.

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